Public health policy is deeply intertwined with political decisions, as it often dictates funding, resources, and accessibility to healthcare services. Policies designed to address public health crises, such as pandemics or chronic illnesses, must navigate political landscapes that include competing interests, budget constraints, and public opinion. For instance, policy decisions regarding vaccination, healthcare funding, and disease prevention are influenced by political agendas and can reflect the values of governing parties. Thus, effective public health outcomes often rely on collaborative governance.