Health Inequalities Flashcards

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what are the protected characteristics

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age
disability
gender reassignment
marriage and civil partnership
race
religion
sex
sexual orientation

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2
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what are socioeconomic measures based on

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education
income
occupational social class
housing
area based measures

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3
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what are the social class groupings

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professional
managerial and technical
non-manual skilled
manual skilled
partly skilled
unskilled

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4
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what is the inverse care law

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the availability of good medical care tends to vary inversely with the need for it in the population served

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5
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what are the oral heal determinants from a biomedical perspective

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oral hygiene
sugars consumption
smoking and alcohol
exposure to fluoride
use of dental services

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6
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what are the oral health determinants from the social aspect

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structural determinants - money/power
conditions of daily life
political

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7
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what are the effective policies to reduce inequalities

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structural changes in environment
legislative and regulatory controls
fiscal policies
starting young
community action
improving accessibility of services
prioritising disadvantaged population groups
reorientate health services

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8
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what are the ineffective interventions which increase inequalities

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information based campaigns
written materials
campaigns reliant on people taking initiative to opt in
health education campaigns designed for whole population
approaches which involve significant costs or other barriers

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9
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what is Marmot’s 6 key policy objectives of fair society

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give every child best start in life
maximise capabilities and control over life
fair employment and good work
healthy standard of living
healthy places and communities
health prevention

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10
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what is an upstream intervention

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national and/or local policy initiatives
smoking ban in public spaces

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11
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what is a downstream intervention

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chair side dental health education
smoking cessation services

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12
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what is a midstream intervention

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community development

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13
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what type of intervention is childsmile

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midstream

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14
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what are the next steps to tackling health inequalities

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optimise existing programme
vulnerable groups strategy
re-emphasise community development
influence policy

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