Purpose: The Covid-19 outbreak clearly and clearly revealed the close links between social inequality, economic inequality, health equality and population health. The aim of this study is to reveal the importance of equality in health, social policy and the measures supporting and saving the process in Covid-19 pandemics. Methods: In this study, '' documentary source compilation model '', which is one of the compilation study models commonly used in the field of health sciences, was used. In this context, studies related to the subject in the literature were first accessed, and the research findings reached were compiled and reported. Results: As a result of the literature review, some measures were taken to see which social policies will provide the best support for the future pandemics and what the savings policies are during the Covid-19 epidemic process. Conclusion: In this study, it was concluded that a group of close and long-term interventions, including universal health insurance, paid sick leave, elevated wage insurance policies, tax reform, investments in parental leave, child care, education and the upgraded government, are included in the registration systems. Policies that equalize the distribution of social determinants of health and promote social solidarity will also improve population health and economic performance and enable us to more effectively oppose future pandemics.