MOD 2- Lect 13-15 Flashcards

1
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what are Causes of Causes

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Individuals - any events characteristics or other entities that bring about a change for better or worse

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2
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downstream meaning

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interventions operate at the proximal level eg treatment systems and disease management- lifestyle nutrition and smoking

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3
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Upstream meaning

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interventions at macro level, government policies and international trade agreement- this CAN not be changed overnight

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4
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Dahlgren and WHitehead model (DWM) components

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General socioeconomic cultural and environment conditions- living and working conditions
society and community network
Individual lifestyle factors

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5
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Decribe Level 1 of DWM

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the individual
life values
learned behavior

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6
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Describe level 2 of DWM

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Community ‘who you know’

influence friends - family

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7
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What are structural determinants of healthcare

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social and physical environment conditions/ patterns (social determinants) that influence choices and opportunities available

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8
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What are Agency within healthcare

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capacity of an individual to act intently and make free choices

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9
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What is individual healthcare

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Clinicians deal with individuals aim to treat disease= restored health

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10
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What is population heath

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concerned with groups of individuals and context of their environment

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11
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What is Causes of the problem

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establishing casual relationship to provide evidence based practice
Determines the relationship of association between given exposure and disease outcomes in population

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12
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Can preventative action be before the cause is identified

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YES

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13
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WHat is epidemiologies association with causal effect

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suffient amount of studies which are diverse- limiting confounding and random error- to find the relationship between exposure and outcome

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14
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Describe Bradford hills framework ‘aid to thought’

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  1. temporality
  2. strength of association
  3. consistency of A
  4. Biological gradient (dose response)
  5. Biological plausibility of A
  6. Specific of A
  7. Reversibility
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15
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Describe temporality

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1st cause then disease- essential to establish causal relation
eg. smoking and lung deaths

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16
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Strength of Association

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stronger an association the more likely to be absence of bias
eg: RR greater than 10

17
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Consistency of association

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replication of finding in multiple studies

eg: multiple studies have shown similar results

18
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Biological grandient

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Incremental change in diesease rate in conjuction with changes in exposure
eg as Exposure goes up so does diesease

19
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Specificity of Association

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acknowledging

health issues have many causes and many outcomes share causes

20
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reversibility

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demonstration that’s under controlled conditions changing exposure causes change in outcome

21
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what is a cause of a disease

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Event condition characteristic which plays an essential role in producing the disease

22
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Sufficient cause

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whole pie
minimum set of conditions without any one disease would not occur
not a single factor often 7

23
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Component Cause

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a factor that contributes towards disease but is not sufficient to cause disease on its own

24
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Necessary cause

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factor that must be present if a specific disease is to occur

25
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WHat is ROTHMANS casualty pie

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given disease can be caused by more than 1 causal mechanism

every causal mechanism always has some environment component causes

26
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Effects of changing causal pie

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clocking/ removing component= prevention of disease no need to identify all causes to prevent
INTERVENTION possible at anytime

27
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WHAT is Te PAE mahutonga 4 key tasks

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  1. mauriora- access to te ao maori
  2. waiora- environmental protection
  3. toira- healthy lifestyle
  4. te oranga- participation in society
28
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WHAT is Te PAE mahutonga 2 prerequisites

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Nga Marukura-

Te Mana Whakahaere

29
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Maori Health Benefits

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Mainstream health have been less effective
Health population needs to determine determinants not just surface causes
One size does not fit all. as maori have different history/ social and cultural context

30
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Describe the structure of the Dahlgren and Whitehead model

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  1. age, sex and constitutional factors
  2. Individual lifestyle factors
  3. Social and community networks
  4. general socioeconomic, cultural and environmental conditions
31
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N

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N

32
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What is the Public/Population health framework aim to do

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Provide maximum benefit to the largest number of people at the same time reducing inequities in distribution and wellbeing

33
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what is Nga Manukura

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leadership, health professional and community leadership

34
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what is Te mana whakahaere

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capacity for self governance

community control and enabling political environment

35
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What is the relationship between maori and mainstream health

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Mainstream health is less effective for Maori

  • does not take in Maori social, histiral, cultural contents
  • MAori health may be applicable to whole population and have beneficial effects