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| Themes | Main concepts (categories) | Related subconcepts (subcategories) |
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| General social determinants of health | Physical environment | Environmental pollution/geographical conditions |
| Global conditions | International sanctions and domineering superpowers/global health policies |
| Civil social determinants of the society (context, structural and intermediate factors) | Sociopolitical sovereignty and leadership/macroeconomic policies/social policies: labor, land, and housing/public policies of the government: education, health, transportation, agriculture, and so forth/culture, social values, and customs of the society/socioeconomic status of the military forces in the society/support and preventive institutions of the society/demographic and social factors/psychological factors in the society/events, crises, and disasters and accidents/early childhood periods/national health system |
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| Military social determinants of health | The sovereignty of God and religious rule | God and monotheistic worldview/personal knowledge, beliefs, and doctrines |
| The spirituality promotion policies | Spiritual promotion/system of values and competencies |
| Regional and international military factors | Changes and security threats in the region/patterns of interaction and confrontation with superpowers/diplomacy of military foreign relations |
| Military command and management | Stewardship of the military forces’ health/commander’s characteristics/the content of the policies and commands |
| Military defense and security policies | technology and weapons policies/the doctrine of combat readiness and power/security and defense missions/knowing the enemies/professional military jobs |
| Military social protection policies | Living improvement policies/insurance/housing/welfare services for the employees/specific and vulnerable groups |
| Military public and supply policies | Logistics and nutrition/human resources management/training and empowerment/military health management/coordination and support/physical activity and fitness/engineering and construction |
| Culture and values of the military organization | Organizational culture/military regulations/personal beliefs |
| Military sociodemographic factors | Gender and racial factors/demographic variables (including age and experience)/culture and family roots (including ethnicity) |
| Military skills and education | Initial training/in-service empowerment/health literacy/education |
| Conditions of the military jobs | Type and nature of job/military missions/type of military forces and organization/job difficulties and limitations |
| Organizational and job position | Social and organizational status/employee, clump, and field duty/opportunities for organizational and job promotion/job security and satisfaction/salary and livelihoods |
| Social and organizational capital and cohesion | Personal relationships and organizational affiliation/cultural and regulatory institutions in the organization/social groups |
| Social and organizational support | Supporting institutions in the organization/specific groups/family support institutions |
| Amenities and facilities of the working environment | Individual requirements/health, sports, and recreation infrastructures/environment and tools safety |
| Conditions of the military forces’ living environment | Family health/life needs/access to services |
| Biological and psychological factors | Individual constitutional actors/occupational injuries and pathogens/climate and ecological conditions/stress |
| Military forces’ lifestyle | nutrition/sports and physical fitness/healthy social relationships/high-risk behavior/belief and spiritual health/mental health/occupational health |
| Military health system | Equitable access to the health services (geographical, technological, financial, etc.)/military primary health care/interactions within the military health system/comprehensive monitoring of military forces’ health/policymaking on and designing the interventions/structures and processes of the military health system |
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