healthy decision making

Question 1

what is vaccine hesitancy

Answer 1

Deley in acceptance of vaccine despite availability of services and product

Question 2

what are the 5 categories of heath decisions making about vaccine

Answer 2

understanding acceptance,
cautious appearance,
reluctance,
late or selective approval,
complete refusal

Question 3

what was the Sarah case study ?

Answer 3

35 teacher from Halifax,
exercised, eat healthy
avoided unnecessary medication
did not get the COVID -19 vaccine

Question 4

what were the first two reasons for Sarah not getting the vaccine

Answer 4

1. mistrust with heath organisation ~ believed that the face pace was to get monetary value
2. worried about side effect, read reports of adverse long term effects.

Question 5

what were Sarah’s second set of reasons

Answer 5

3. her healthy lifestyle would put her at low risk for COVID and only have mild symptoms
4. Sarah’s friends and family shared her scepticism, the discussions reinforced their vaccine refusal

Question 6

what were the last set of Sarah judgement

Answer 6

5. found antivax information online ~ conspiracy theory’s
6. fear of needles

Question 7

what were the psychological interventions

Answer 7

fear ofn needles and psychological barriers

Question 8

how did they try to fix this

Answer 8

fear and anxiety management,
self-efficiency
motivational interviewing,
CBT

Question 9

heath and a persons religious views

Answer 9

can effect how someone interprets their symptoms and the actions they should take when sick

Question 10

what did Matarazzo 1984

Answer 10

health impairing habits
~smoking,
~ fatty diet
health protective behaviour
~accepting vaccinations

Question 11

what are the dietary restrictions of religions

Answer 11

kosher and halal leading for some people to have a sway on their nutrient and their medication

Question 12

medical interventions and beliefs

Answer 12

some practices discourage people from seeking medical intervention
Jehovah witnesses cannot accept blood transfusions

Question 13

spiritual interpretations

Answer 13

illness is a test of faith or spiritual imbalance

Question 14

what is the role of faith

Answer 14

can help with coping with an illness like prayer and meditation

Question 15

how do religious communities help

Answer 15

emotional, social support can influence the persons health behaviour such as seeking or avoiding medical care

Question 16

religious leaders

Answer 16

significant impact on heath decisions guidance can change a persons behaviours and views

Question 17

how can religion effect end of life decisions

Answer 17

use of life support or euthanasia

Question 18

rituals and pratices

Answer 18

last rights for Christians or the recitation of prayer for Muslims can be important when someone is dying

Question 19

culture and preventative meassures

Answer 19

attitudes differe with vaccines and other methods

Question 20

mental heath

Answer 20

cutural stigma surrounding mental health effect people reaching out, some cultures it is seen as a sighn of weakness

Question 21

symptom intervention

Answer 21

different cultures see symptoms differently
western medicine = serious medical issue
ayurvedic = emotional distress
this can deley health decision making

Question 22

what was the case study of Ntombela

Answer 22

cervical screaming 1st time and was apprehensive
googling she found it was important
Christian so she didn’t believe in cancer