Addressing the health disadvantages of the rural population: how do epidemiological data inform rural health policies and research? In line with differences in health status between rural and urban areas, rural health is becoming an important concern even in developed countries. country. This is evidence that poor rural health is caused by health programs that fail to meet the needs of the population. Systematic differences between urban and rural areas are not entirely clear in terms of diseases and life-threatening situations in most developed countries. . Rural health status can be determined by a number of factors, including geographic location, rural environment, rural lifestyle, socioeconomic conditions, race, and ethnicity. There is no variation between rural and urban areas for specific diseases and conditions unless the socio-economic situation is improved. Lack of availability and affordability of health services, transportation, higher levels of personal risk and a more dangerous environment lead to a high mortality rate. These factors have actually contributed to disparities between rural and urban areas, but not exactly in terms of rurality. No rural health policy can be effective if it is not implemented. Rural health can be improved by the introduction of primary health care. They must be available locally and accessible to everyone. Health-related problems are a social epidemic, they must be eradicated as soon as possible, especially in rural areas. It is therefore important to detect and resolve health problems using a wide range of health services readily available in the accessible area. World Health Organization - Achievements up to September 2004 In this article, the Western Pacific Region (WPR) implemented health care. .... middle of article ......l quality level and professional status. People living in deprived areas and with low economic status experienced serious health problems. Educational level was divided into three groups: bachelor's degree, diploma and no post-school education. Those with a bachelor's degree had low health-related factors. The profession is widely recognized for measuring the socio-economic status of the individual. It is divided into three groups: managers, administrators and professionals. Occupations with broad skill requirements are at the highest level and have poorer health status. In conclusion, health inequalities are becoming a major concern in Australia. Address the problem through resource allocation, identification of priority groups and policy implementation. The introduction of a surveillance system and research program would reduce health inequalities across the entire population..