health promotion

Question 1

define health promotion

Answer 1

teh process of enbaling people to increase contol over, and to improve their health. it moves beyond a focus on individual behaviour towards a wide range of social and envirnomental intervention

Question 2

what is the role health promotion

Answer 2

the role of health promotion of to reduce the burden of disease

Question 3

draw the famwork of health promotion

Question 4

what are the four factors of health promotion

Answer 4

• focus
• stratagies
• impact
• outcomes

Question 5

what are the 8 sections of the health belief model

Answer 5

1. percieved suseptability
2. percieved severity
3. percieved threat
4. percieved benefits
5. perceived barriers
6. outcome expectations
7. cues to action
8. self efficiency

Question 6

what does percieved suseptabilty mean

Answer 6

the risk a person has to a particular disease or illness

Question 7

what does percieved severity means

Answer 7

adressess how serious the disease that a person is susceptatible to can be

Question 8

what does percieved threat mean

Answer 8

how indoviduals think about a disease result in what we refer to as the threat
the two processes are
1. percieved suseptabilty
2. percived severity

Question 9

what does percieved benfits mean

Answer 9

what are the benefits of participating

Question 10

what does percieved barriers mean

Answer 10

the reasons why they may not be able to participate in the intervention

Question 11

what does outcome expectations mean

Answer 11

what does the individual think will happen of they go ahead with the intervention, this is done by weighing up percieved beneifts and percieved barriers

Question 12

what do cues to action mean

Answer 12

stratagies to activate ‘readiness’

Question 13

what does self efficiency mean

Answer 13

refers to an indoviduals beleif that they can acrry out the action