Health promo Flashcards

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Barriers to nutrition

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Access, affordability, food insecurity, education on healthy food prep

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Nutrition assessment

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culture needs, 24h recall, food frequency questionnaire, diet log, access

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Plans to promote nutrition

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  • inc pop access to health food
  • local grocer sell fresh fruit/veg
  • promote low fat products
  • farmers market/comm garden
  • school contracts for healthy food
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Initiatives to promote healthy esting

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  • label initiative (at restaurants)
  • simplify food labels
  • encourage rests to have healthy choices
  • cater to cultural needs
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CV exercise reccs

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  • 30 min min-mod 5d/w
  • OR 25 min vig 3d/w or combo mod-vig and aerobic
  • AND med-high intense muscle strength 2d/w
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Adol exercise reccs

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60 min PA with muscle strength 3d/w

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5 SDOHs

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education, economic stability, social/comm context, health and hc, neighborhood and built enviro

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Barriers to PA

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sidewalks, parks, bike area, rec facility, neighborhoods, work schedule, low cost/free PA

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Ind/fam interventions for PA

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  • edu on wt loss, dec risk CVD, DM, cancer, hip fracture
  • dec pain and mobility
  • inc MH, ADLs, safety, QoL
  • how to do safely and slowly
  • talk to dr first esp if chronic condx
  • encourage involvement
  • make it doable
  • ID low cost
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PA recc for arthritis

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low impact aerobic twice weekly for 30 min

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Population level interventions for PA

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  • employ early adopters
  • create walkable/bikable areas
  • address barriers
  • comm events for walk/run
  • PA programs in schools, org, nursing homes
  • edu campaign like Michelle’s lets move
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Population level chx for obesity

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inc safety, policies that infl work schedule/commutes, initiative to dec food portions, edu on cal content, inc healthy foods, food ad policies

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Population level interventions for sleep

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Address in hospital, nighttime noise and light pollution, inc greenspace for daytime activities, dec air pollution

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health disparity

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type of health diff closely linked with soc, econ, and or enviro disadvantage
- preventable diff in burden of disease, injury, violence, opportunities to achieve optimal health that are exp by socially disadv pops

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Pops at risk for health disparities

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queer, racial/ethnic, religion, gender, age, disability, geo location

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Examples of health disparities

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Difference in length of life, QoL, access to tx, rates of disease, death, disability, severity of disease

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How to address health disparities

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  • remove barriers
  • give all the choice to obtain highest potential
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What is the goal of addressing health disparities?

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all reaching their full potential, none disadvantaged d/t social position or socially constructed circumstances

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Implicit bias

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attitudes and stereotypes that unconsciously affect understanding, action and decisions

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why are implicit biases in place?

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Favorable and unfavorable assessments created as survival tactics

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Do implicit biases align with personal beliefs?

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Not necessarily
- often favor the ingroup and are malleable

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implicit bias according to joint commission

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can lead to differential tx and diff outcomes

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System 1 thinking

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fast and automatic
- sus to enviro influences

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System 2 thinking

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Slow and reflective
- considers goals and limitations

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How does implicit bias lead to worse health outcomes

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  • Implicit bias from HCP
  • exp stigma from HCP
  • anticipate future stigma
  • avoid HC sys
  • worse outcomes
  • dec QoL