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Chronic Disease

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manifest over time, are not always apparent, may be long lasting or recurring

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Infectious Diseases

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diseases transmitted through a specific form of contact

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before behavior can be changed, one must understand

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determinants of behavior

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2 aspects of prevention and promotion

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research and practice

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prevention and promotion research works to

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understand underlying individual and environmental factors that influence health behavior

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Prevention and promotion practice responsible or designing and implementing interventions to

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modify factors and ultimately change behavior

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Theory is

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a set of testable propositions that is used to explain a group of facts of phenomena

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In health prevention and promotion, theory is viewed…

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as a tool for enhancing our understanding of complex situations versus something that offers universal explanations or predictions

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public health seeks to promote

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health, prevent early morality and morbidity, and enhance or ensure quality of life

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prevention is

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the basic principle underlying the public health and public health nursing approach

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Behavior

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the manner in which something acts, functions, responds, or reacts

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Health behavior

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actions, responses or reactions of an individual, group or system that prevent illness, promote health and maintain quality of life

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Ex of individual health behavior

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using a condom, getting vaccinated, buckling your seatbelt

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Ex. of group health behavior

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improving public parks, instituting a citywide smoking ban

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3 categories of health behavior

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Preventive behavior
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Illness behavior
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Sick-Role behavior

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preventive behavior

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health related behaviors of people who are healthy and try to maintain their health

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illness behavior

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behavior undertaken by individuals who perceive themselves to be ill and who seek relief or definition of illness

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sick-role behavior

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the treatment plan once an individual is diagnosed with a disease

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Why do we use theories

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help us to organize information and provides direction to guide where we go with the information

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testing a theory =

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framework or model

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Theories based on focus of individuals (microscopic)

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Value expectancy theories
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stage theories

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community or society focus theories (macroscopic)

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empowerment theories
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models/Theory of Change

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Individual/family AND community/society/systems as the focus of change
(Micro and Macro)

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Diffusion of Innovation
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The Ecological Model
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Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory

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Individual based models

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health belief model
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transtheorectical model of change (stages of change)

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Levels of Bronfenbrenner systems theory

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individual / microsystem / mesosystem / exosystem / macrosystem

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Health based on wellness model

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“Health is the extent to which an individual or group is able to realize aspirations and satisfy needs, and to change or cope with the environment.  Health is a resource for everyday life, not the objective of living; it is a positive concept, emphasizing social and personal resources, as well as physical capacities.

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health promotion

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health promotion is the process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health

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Risk

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the chance or probability that a specific even will occur

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risk factor

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Individual attributes or characteristics of the physical and social environment that increase the likelihood that someone will engage in potentially harmful behaviors or suffer negative health outcomes

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risk behavior

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refers to a behavioral risk factor that increases the likelihood of disease, deterioration of disease status, or injury. (now or in the future

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Risk Exposure

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Things that may have negative impacts on health, are generally considered part of one’s environment and largely outside of an individual’s control

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Risk Reduction =

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Harm reduction

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levels of the Ecological Model

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Individual / Interpersonal / Organizational / Community / Public Policy

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What is the theory of Diffusion of innovation

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An idea or product gains momentum and diffuses (or spreads) through a specific population or social system over time.

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5 main topic areas for healthy people 2030

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Health conditions / Health Behaviors / Populations / Settings and Systems / Social Determinants of Health

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Define social determinants of health

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a set of conditions present in the environment where people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affects health, daily functioning, life outcomes and risk

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list the social determinants of health

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Economic Stability Education Access and Quality Healthcare Access and Quality Neighborhood and Built Environment Social and Community Context

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5 steps to teory of change

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Impact = systemic change that you expect to see long term Outcomes = intended and unintended changes that your stake holders are experiencing or might experience with intervention Outputs = immediate results of our activities or products Activities = where we answer "what activities need to take place for each output to happen" Inputs = resources or investments needed to ensure that the activities take place

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Transtheoretical model of change

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precontempliation = not prepared contemplation = no action yet but within 6 months preparation = consideration serious; taken some steps action = action for less than 6 months maintenance = consistent action for 12 months

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Health belief model

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perceived susceptibility = chances of getting condition perceived severity = how serious condition is perceived benefits = advised action to reduce risk perceived barriers= tangible and psychological cost of action cues to action = strategy to activate readiness self - efficacy = confidence in one's ability to take action