Health Promotion Flashcards

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Definition?

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Process of enabling people to better control and aid health.

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Effective?

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Creating activities into habits
Giving everyday information

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Lalonde’s Health Field concept?

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Lifestyle- 50%
Genetics- 20%
Environment- 19%
Health care- 10%

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Role of communities?

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To alter lives based on their own scale because it is the community scene where the person and problem are both present.

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Healthy settings?

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Multidisciplinary method integrating action across risk factors to maximize disease prevention via system approach.

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Indicators to measure health promotion?

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Mortality, Quality of life, BMI, alcohol consumption and some questionnaires.

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Implementation barriers?

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Failure to commit, lack of monitoring and support, poor motivation

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Target groups for promotion?

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Universal, selective and indicated prevention.

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Health Impact Assessment?

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Aim:
•predict impact of a measure .
•Inform decision makers on positive impacts or disadvantageous effect.

Feature:
•Impacts of measures affecting non health care
• Intersectionality

Process:
Screening, Discussion, Impact assessment, Decision Making

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Health planning?

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Description, Identifying problem, Action plan, Feedback and Sustainability

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