health education & health promotion Flashcards

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“Health education is a process that bridges the gap between health information and health practices”

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presidents committee on health education, 1973 (health education)

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in latin word:
educe means

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lead out
(removing hazard from the enviro to protect health)

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3
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health education is facilitating the ________ to achieve good health

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voluntary behavior change

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health education is a process of providing ______ to people

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learning experiences

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what is the main goal of health education

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to teach the community for their better health outcome.
To teach and align those misinformation and misconceptions.

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“Process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health, it moves beyond a focus on individual behaviour towards a wide range of social and environmental interventions”

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WHO (health promotion)

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it refers to the organisational policy and environmental factors for improving the health of an individual and the community

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health promotion

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in health promotion, despite bad exposures or bad health outcomes, we can…

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teach proper handwashing and eat healthily

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9
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what are the 3 categories of health behaviour

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Sick role
Illness
Preventive

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define health behavior

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is an action to maintain, attain or regain good health and to prevent illness

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preventive health behaviours is an activities undertaken by an individual who believes himself to be ____ for the purpose of ____ and ____ illnesses in an ____

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healthy
preventing and detecting
asymptomatic state

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what is the difference between asymptomatic state vs symptomatic state

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Asymptomatic state - they have the infection but signs and symptoms are not showing in the external body.
Symptomatic state - they have infection and have signs and symptoms.

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illness health behaviour is any activities undertaken by an individual who ____ themselves to be ____

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perceives
ill

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how do people manage their health or any action taken in the illness health behaviour

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most indiv in the community attempt self treatment prior to seeking medical attention (ex: migranes)

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sick role behaviour is any behaviour undertaken by an individual who considers himself or herself to be ____ for the purpose of ____. receives ____ from appropriate medical practitioners.

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illness
getting well
treatment

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16
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“Good health education/promotion are not created by chance”

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Cottrell, Girvan & McKenzie 2012

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in planning health education and health promotion:
what are the core elements of planning models

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Planning
Intervention
Evaluation

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what happens if there is one absence of the core elements of planning model?

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no progress in health education and health promotion in the community

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these are models that compose of steps or phases that help health education and health promotion

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prece/ deproceed
patch
match
intervention mapping
apex ph
pen -3

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20
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briefly explain what is the method of teaching and learning

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intervention.
a program to change behaviours in order to reduce health risk and promote health in the community

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intervention is a ______ designed to produce a desired outcome or effect

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systematic set of process

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in intervention, briefly explain how a systematic set designed to produce a desired outcome

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asses the community before getting to know them.
assess their
- lvl of edu
-no. of risk factor in the community
- behaviour and learning methods
to have an effective intervention.
(ex: if target audience is prechoolers, its best if we use storytelling to educate)

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in the field of health promotion, interventions are typically referred to as ____

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the models of learning is done by ____, ____ or ____

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individual, group or environmental

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in models of learning, what to consider in an individual and group level
it is important too consider how your target audience will learn new info
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what are the models of learning (and by who )
VARK (Fleming, 2001) 4Mat (McCarthy, 1990)
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briefly explain VARK model of learning
visual learners - color coding, highlight, pics, graphs, visual medium auditory learners - lectures, discussion reading/ writing learners - transcribing, written notes kinesthetic learners - hands on activities, labs, case studies, demos, roleplay (ex: phlebotomy)
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what type of model of learning from VARK is not preferred for students
auditory learners
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4Mat is a theory of learning posits individuals learn by the way they ____ and ____
perceive reality process information
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briefly explain the perceive reality and process information
PERCEIVE REALITY - sensers/ feelers: immerse in situation and perceive the situation through senses (listen to their heart) - thinkers: step back and think thru in a logical manner (cold and heartless) think > process info > action = adverse outcomes PROCESS INFO - watchers: reflect info then make decisions - doers: act on new actions immediately then reflect afterwards
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briefly explain the different types of 4 major learning styles when 2 domains are combined. and its type of (oriented people)
1. imaginative learning (people oriented): find personal connection, learn by listening to others 2. analytical learning (knowledge oriented people): find info & processing to hv a deeper understanding of how things work in reality (tackles problem with logic and analysis) 3. dynamic learning (auction orientated people): self directed discovery of info 4. common sense learning (skilled oriented people): enjoy learning new info + engage and apply to active problem solving (interested in how things work)
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methods of teaching: as a public health worker, we shld consider applying diff variety of ______ in ______ so that the program can appeal to ______
teaching methods interventions variety age group
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what are the types of method of teaching
cognitive methods in health education affective method
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which cognitive method is the best known and most used teaching method
lecture
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what are the types of cognitive methods in health education
lecture - knowledge based -skills based case study documentary film guest speaker panel- debate field trip
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which cognitive method is usually presented in hospital
case study
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in a cognitive method, who is usually knowledgeable in a specific topic
guest speaker
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this cognitive method is a film that documents or gives an account from one or more vantage points, ideally in an unbiased manner
documentary film
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this cognitive method takes activities out of the classroom and into a real-world setting in order to show how theory applies to practise
field trip
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a grp of individuals is presented with an issue with 2 or more sides. (+/-, yes/ no) The group is divided into subgrps, each taking on a different side
panel-debate
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this method of teaching are those that rely on gathering new info by evoking emotions.
affective method
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this method of teaching are those that rely on gathering new information by logical means and often refer to learning unbiased information.
cognitive method
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what are the types of affective methods in health education
Education Role-play Simulation Psychodrama Stress reduction - small grp discussion - film - interactive field trip
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this type of affective method is an effective teaching method in which an individual is given a scenario he or she is familiar with, and is asked to play out that role with other individuals taking other roles.
role play
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this type of affective method is an effective teaching method in which an individual is given a scenario he or she is NOT familiar with and is asked to play out that role with other individuals taking other roles
simulation
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explain psychodrama in affective drama
professional actor performs a scene or skit pertaining to an issue = create emotional response to the issue
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this type of affective method is where strategies and therapies that can employ to reduce stress. and they are...
stress reduction relaxation training hypnotism prayer yoga exercise cognitive behaviour therapy
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briefly explain what are the different types of stress reduction
small grp discussion: grpof members to discuss their beliefs and attitudes and values on tht topic film: drama that illustrates how ppl deal with certain health interactive field trip: grp of ppl can observe or participate in situations that may be consequences of their own behaviour if they do not change