Exam 1 In Class Review Flashcards
factors influencing patient centered care
culture
lifestyle
values
family
personal preferences
social determinants of health
work
live
play
5 social determinants
economic stability
social and community
community and built enviornment
education
healthcare
implicit bias
unconsiousness
health disparity
comparing communities, happens due to social determinants
how to fix health disparity
upstream thinking
- better access to care
- better policy
stages of theoretical model
precontenplation
continplation
preperation
active
maintence
replase
why do we care about theoretical model during motivational interviewing
know where patient is at
changes in 21st century
technology
patient centeredness
patient resposbility
8 principles of public health nursing
community is your patient
obligation to serve largest number possible
primary prevention through actives
obligation to inform people who would benefit from an activity
patient is my equal partner
collaborate with other professions and community
use resources nd engaging in evidence based practice
monitor social/cultural/enviornmental to possibly improve outcomes
upstream thinking
societal
enviornmental
policy
midstream thinking
population/community
downstream
individual
determinants of health
everything impacting health
- ex: genes
what cause health disparities
health inequities
HiTech ac
monetary value to use EMR
what might be some benefits to using EMR
collaboration
decrease medical errors
able to evaluate quality of care
public health intervention wheel
- number of intentions
17
who can use the public health intervention wheel
individual
family
community
system
wald
Henry street and children burea
mother of public health nursing
Dix
mental health hospitals
Shattuck
health departments
Breckinridge
infant rural Kentucky
nightingale
mother of nursing
crimean war
terms for health belief model
severity
susceptibility
benefits
challenge
self efficacy
cues to action
out reach
reaching out
providing resource
identify action
survelience
monitoring
observing
interpreting data
case management
lining up all professions in cost effective way
cost effective interventions
care vs case manager
care focuses on managing medical care
case focuses on coordinating services and resources
novgovernment association
private funds
philanthropic
endowed funds
bilateral agency
one country
mulitlateral agency
more than one country
federal gov regulates
food
drugs
devices
occupational health
enviornment
who regulates refugee
us department of health and human services
if there is a free program this is targeted to
community
who spends most on healthcare
US
where does US rank on healthcare
low
food deserts but increase obese
might be the resources they have
if someone is trying to influence/persuade
is this politics or policies
politics
what comes first
politics or polcies
politics
steps to a policy
setting an agenda
formation
adoption
implementation
assessment
modification
what step of a policy is coming together
setting an agenda
IHI quality of care
safety
effectivess
timliness
patient centered
equality
some pros to affordable care act
expand young adults insurance coverage
reducing cost
increase access
shifted toward prevention
which is cheaper
treatment or prevention
prevention
logic model
visual steps to an intervention defines milestones
smart goasl
specific
measurable
achievable
relevant
timliness
levels of prevention
primary: before illness
secondary: screening
tertiary: palliative
