Collab

Question 1

Team work attributes

Answer 1

Accountability
honest
shared planning
mutual respect
open communication
emotional intelligence
enthusiasm
self awareness
Resilience

Question 2

How do nurse acquire and demonstrate the attribute of team work

Answer 2

Learning about the impact of the interpersonal factors on the team
Team building activities
Demonstrate their commitment to the team
Communicate effectively and openly
Clean understanding of their own roles scope of practice and those of other team members

Question 3

6 key domains of developing and sustaining interprofessional healthcare

Answer 3

Cake expertise
Shared power
collaborative leadership
optimizing profession role and scope
shared decision making
effective group function

Question 4

What is developing and sustaining model

Answer 4

Conceptual model in which best interprofessional care in healthy work environment is a product of syenergy among health careteams who demonstrate expertise with six domain ① care expertise ②shared power ③ collaborative leadership ④ optimizing profession role and scope ⑤ shared decision making ⑥ effective group function

Question 5

Health by WHO

Answer 5

The extent to which an individual or group is able realize aspirations and satisfy needs and to change or cope with environment Health is resource for everyday life not objective of living it is positive concept emphasize social and personal resources and physical capacities

Question 6

Health promotion

Answer 6

The process of enabling individual to take control of their health

Question 7

Disease prevention

Answer 7

Identifying modifiable risk and protective factors associated with disease and disorder and using this knowledge as a basis for corrective action

Question 8

Why was disease prevention designed

Answer 8

To reduce or eliminate the onset, progression and recurrences chronic disease

Question 9

How Health change in 2010

Answer 9

Creating a healthier Canada making prevention a priority. prevention of disease and promotion of health ② disability and injury are priority arevnecessary to the sustainbility of health system

Question 10

What health promotion can include

Answer 10

Health education
Preventive health Services
Advocacy and development of public policies
Safeguarding environmental health
Community based education in schools and workplaces
Population based target strategies for vulnerable population
Media outreach in the forM of ads and blogs

Question 11

Disease prevention

Answer 11

Focuses on changing the culture of health from curative/reactive to preventitive

Question 12

5 steps to reduce health disparities

Answer 12

① invest in our children ② improve health of aboriginals ③ improve health of Canada’s young people ④ renew our health services ⑤ help all Canadians obtain solid education literacy skills and good income

Question 13

Achieving health for all
The EPP report 1986 canada’s blueprint for WHO goal

Answer 13

Address health inequalities
Socioenvironmental approach

Question 14

Epp report summery Health challenges

Answer 14

① Reducing inequities ② increasing prevention ③ enhancing coping mechanism to live with chronic condition

Question 15

Mechanism to address health challenges. Personal and social responsibilities

Answer 15

Self care
Mutual aid
Healthy environments

Question 16

Strategies to address health challenges

Answer 16

Fostering public participation
Strength community health services
Coordinating healthy public policy

Question 17

Jakarta declaration 1997 on Health promotion global initiative that makes recommendations to enhance health and well being

Answer 17

Building healthy public policy
Creative supportive environments
Strengthening community action for health
Developing personal skills
Reorienting health service

Question 18

Prochska Transtheoritical Model of change

Answer 18

Person’s motivational readiness to change

Question 19

How transtheoretical Model begin

Answer 19

It begins with their lack of acknowdlgment of a problem or taking action to begin it

Question 20

What are stages of transtheoretical model

Answer 20

① precontemplation ② contemplation ③ preparation ④ action ⑤ maintenance

Question 21

Precontemplation

Answer 21

Person doesn’t think there is a problem and not considering possibility to change
what to do
① Raise doubt ② give informational feedback to raise awareness of problem and health risk

Question 22

Preparation

Answer 22

Person decides that there is a problem
It thinking about change
Goes back and forth b/w concern and unconcern

① tip the balance 2 allow open discussion of and cons of changing the behaviour
③ build motivation for a change ④ help person justify a positive commitment

Question 23

Action

Answer 23

Patient engages in concrete action to effect needed change

Question 24

Maintenance

Answer 24

Person perserves with positive behaviour change

① help the person identify and use strategies to sustain progress ② point out positive changes ③ accept temporary set backs④ use steps from preparation stage

Question 25

Bandura social learning

Answer 25

Concept of self-efficacy

Question 26

Self-efficacy

Answer 26

A person’s belief in one’s ability to execute action required to achieve the goals

Question 27

Bandura considers learning a social process with ③ sets of motivating factors

Answer 27

① physical motivators ② social incentives ③ cognitive motivators

Question 28

Physical motivators

Answer 28

Memory of pervious discomfort or a symptom cannot be ignored

Question 29

Social incentives

Answer 29

Praise and encouraengments

Question 30

Cognitive motivaters

Answer 30

A though process associate with change

Question 31

Health Belief Model HBM

Answer 31

Based on individual ideas about and appraisal of perceived benefit compared to perceived barriers and cost of taking action

Question 32

What does Health Belief Model attempts

Answer 32

To predict health related behaviour in Terms of certain beliefs patters