Intervention Options Flashcards
what causes health gaps/problems to become smaller
interventions
what are the different types of interventions
primary, secondary, and tertiary
what is a primary intervention
activities that are done to prevent a disease or illness from beginning (like prevention)
what are examples of primary interventions
exercise, good nutrition, immunizations, wearing a seat belt
what is secondary intervention
screening for undiagnosed problems so that the health problem can be treated before manifesting
examples of secondary interventions
BP screening, cholesterol tests, testing for anemia
what is tertiary interventions
activities to limit the extent of an existing condition (like treatment)
what are examples of tertiary interventions
taking medications, doing physical rehab after an injury, taking stress management classes
what are intervention goals
statements about the health impact on the intended population receiving your intervention
what is a quantifiable measure
determines the success of achieving intervention goals
what is the intervention goal statement
“By when, who will achieve what, by how much”