Social medicine refers to the study of medical problems related to people's life, old age, disease and death from the perspective of society, the study of the comprehensive role of social factors in different stages of life preparation, protection and improvement of life quality, so as to provide a theoretical basis for the management of medical and health undertakings and formulate corresponding health objectives, policies, strategies and measures to ensure people's health.
According to the above definition, which of the following options is not within the scope of social medicine research?
The medical and health department shall formulate plans for general survey, prevention and control of occupational diseases.