hlth 210 intro to ph Flashcards

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5 levels of prevention

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-primordial: seeks to address conditions that underline the emergence of an issue
-primary: seeks to address factors that directly cause disease
-secondary: seeks to detect and address early stages of diseases
-tertiary: seeks to manage disease and prevent further complications
-quaternary: seeks to avoid over treatment or harm from medical intervention

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medical model

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1 on 1 dr w/ patient

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public health model

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many people being educated on same topic (population targeting)

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10 essential public health services

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  1. Assess & monitor population health
  2. Investigate, diagnose, and address health hazards and root causes
  3. Communicate effectively to inform & educate
  4. Strengthen, support, and mobilize communities & partnerships
  5. Create champion, and implement policies, plans, and laws
  6. Utilize legal & regulatory actions
  7. Enable equitable access
  8. Build a diverse & skilled workforce
  9. Improve & innovate through evaluation, research, and quality improvement
  10. Build & maintain a strong organizational infrastructure for public health
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4 levels of socioecological model

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socioeconomics: education, job, status, support, income, community
- physical environment
-health behaviors
-health care

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core public health functions

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assessment: collecting, analyzing and making available info on health of community
- policy development: using data from assessment and create policies and stratagies to promote health
- assurance: ensure services are provided to protect and improve public health

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cdc

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protect public health by preventing and controlling outbreaks (disease servalence, guidelines)

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FDA

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insure safety and efficancy of drugs, vaccines and medical devices

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NIH

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conduct and support biomedical research to improve public health

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HRSA

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improve healthcare access for undeserved populations

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FEMA

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support disease response and recover efforts

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12
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beveridge model

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government provides healthcare to all citizens

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bismark model

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everyone pays a fee that covers medical care

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14
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national health insurance

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government provides insurance to all or most citizens through single payer program

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15
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out of pocket

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individuals pay for medical expenses directly without any form of insurance coverage

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16
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APA vs AMA

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APA: authors name included in text; references are in alphabetical order
AMA: superscript numeric reference list in numeric order

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healthy people 2030

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objective to improve health and overall wellbeing by 2030