(LECT) COMMUNITY, ITS ORGANIZATION AND HEALTH Flashcards

1
Q

is a group of people with common characteristics of interest living
together within a territory or geographical boundary. A place where people under
usual conditions are found

A

community

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2
Q

was coined by American social workers in the
late 1880s to describe their efforts to coordinate services for newly arrived immigrants
and the poor.

A

community organization

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3
Q

has been used by variety of
professionals, including community health workers, and refers to various methods of
interventions to deal with social problems.

A

community organization

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4
Q

The process of community organizing/building begins when someone _______ in a community and decides to do something about it.

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recognizes

that a problem exists

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5
Q

someone recognizes

that a problem exists in a community and decides to do something about it.

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initial organizer

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6
Q

process that begins with those who are affected by the
problem/concern
-citizen initiated, organized from a bottom up organization

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Grassroots

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7
Q

those who control, both formally and informally, the political climate of
the community
-top down organization

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Gatekeepers

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8
Q

This second step in the community organizing process may or may not be needed,
depending on whether the issue in step 1 was identified by someone from within the
community or outside. If the issue is identified by someone outside the community,
this step becomes a critical step in the process

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Gaining Entry into the Community

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9
Q

Obtaining the support of community members to deal with the problem

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Organizing the People

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10
Q

core group of community members

A

executive

participants

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11
Q

become the backbone of the workforce and will end up doing the
majority of the work.

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executive

participants

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12
Q

one of the core group’s tasks is to recruit

more members of the community to the cause

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NETWORKING PROCESS

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13
Q

defined as “a self-contained group of ‘doers’ that is not ongoing. It is
convened for a narrow purpose over a defined timeframe at the request of another body or
committee

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task force

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14
Q

is “a formal alliance of organizations that come together to work for a common
goal”

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coalition

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15
Q

is “an orientation to practice focused on community, rather
than a strategic framework or approach, and on building capacities, not fixing
problems.

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Community building

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16
Q

In the community organizing approach, the assessment is focused on the _______ of
the community

17
Q

in community building, the assessment focuses on _________ of the community.

A

assets

and capabilities

18
Q

It is from these capacities and assets that communities are built

A

Assessing the Community

19
Q

is a process by which data about the issues of concern are
collected and analyzed. From the analyzed data, concerns or problems emerge and
are prioritized so that strategies can be created to tackle them

A

needs assessment

20
Q

is a process of identifying community assets, not
concerns or problems. It is a process by which organizers literally use a map to
identify the different assets of a community

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Mapping community capacity

21
Q

An analysis of the community assessment data should result in the
identification of the problems to be addressed.

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Determining the Priorities and Setting Goals

22
Q

to modify or restructure the work plan to organize the

community

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Looping Back

23
Q

is a branch of public health which focuses on people and their
role as determinants of their own and other people’s health in contrast to
environmental health, which focuses on the physical environment and its impact on
people’s health.

A

Community health

24
Q

is a major field of study within medical and clinical sciences
which focuses on the maintenance, protection and improvement of health status of
population groups and communities.

A

Community health

25
Q

Primary health care was declared in the _________ as a strategy to
community health development.

A

ALMA ATA CONFERENCE in 1978

26
Q

refers to the optimum level of individuals, families and

communities

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Modern concept of health

27
Q

is a state of mind, a way of life which involve options that an individual takes to
enjoy a healthy life. It is the integration of the mind, body and spirit, the level of selfactualization

28
Q

any combination of planned learning experiences based on sound theories that
provide individuals, groups, and communities the opportunity to acquire
information and the skills to make quality health decisions.

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Health education

29
Q

any planned combination of educational, political, environmental, regulatory, or
organizational mechanism that support actions and conditions of living
conclusive to the health of individuals, groups and communities.

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Health promotion

30
Q

is about personal health to understand health and wellness in
the community level.

A

Disease prevention

31
Q

It is a strategy aimed to provide essential health care that is
community-based, accessible, acceptable, part and parcel of the total socio-economic
development effort of the nation and sustainable at an affordable cost.

A

Primary health care