Biopsychosocial Approaches To Health, Cultural Diversity And Health Flashcards

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Name the 3 domains of public health

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Health improvement, health protection and public health

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Describe the biopsychosocial model

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Bio: physiology, genetics, pathogens
Psycho: cognition, emotion, behaviour
Social: class, employment, social support

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What is public health concerned with?

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Populations, not individuals
Well-being and prevention
Wider determinants of health

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What is meant by culture?

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How we think the world works
Languages, knowledge, traditions, practices, assumptions, values
Often connected to ethnicity, nationality and race

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What is meant by spirituality?

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Intuitive sense of connectedness to the universe
Beliefs and values about life and death
Often connected with religion (belief system)

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How does culture and spirituality affect health?

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Different dietary/ bodily practices or preferences
Different values around age or gender
Stigma
Different understanding of symptoms/conditions
Language/ understanding of concepts
Different ideas of who should be part of care

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What is cultural competence?

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Ability to provide care to patients while respecting diverse values beliefs and behaviours-tailored healthcare

Eg. Food and drink, death rituals, requests/ refusals of treatment

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What is cultural humility?

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Recognising limits of knowledge of cultures
Listening and learning about patient’s cultures

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