Primary Health Care Flashcards

wk 8

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What is the declaration of Alma Ata?

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call to action for the world to recognise importance of primary health care

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what is the Alma Ata declaration definition of Primary health care?

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Essential health care based on practical, scientifically sound and socially acceptable methods and technology made universally acceptable to individuals and families in the community through their full participation and at a cost that community and the country can afford.

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What are the three aspects of primary health care?

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Meeting people’s essential health needs throughout their lives

Multisectoral policy and action that addresses broader determinants of health

Empowering individuals, families and communities

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what are the 7 elements of primary health care?

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Preventative healthcare services

Treatments services (curative, rehabilitative and palliative)

Essential medication

Education concerning prevailing health problems an their prevention

Care throughout the life course

Addresses social, economic and environmental determinants of health

Includes community participation, community health workers and co-development/design and advocacy

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What are the principles of Primary health care?

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Available

Accessible

Affordable

Acceptable

Accountable

Comprehensive

Person-centres

Continuity of care

Coordination

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What is the mnemonic for remembering primary health care?

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CO- comprehensive, community participation, co-design, community health Wokers, coordination and continuity

M- Multi-sectoral and Multidisciplinary

P-prevention and promotion

L- life-course

E- equity and education

T- treatment and technologies

E- Essential medications and Evidenced based

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What does primary health care allow for?

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Effective health care

Efficient heath care

Equitable health care

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What is an example of a Primary health care service?

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Initiated and operated by local Aboriginal community

Delivers holistic, comprehensive and culturally appropriate health acre

Based on their community

Governed by Aboriginal Body

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What are some features of Private GPs?

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For profit

Community participation in the form of feedback surveys

Mostly self employed

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what are some features of ACCHSs?

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not for profit

non-goverement

inhenenrt community partcipation

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What does Disease prevention refer to?

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Diseases and activities within the health sector

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What are the three different ways of thinking about prevention?

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health protection, disease prevention and health promotion

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What is the primary role of Health Promotion?

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Process of enabling people to increase their control over their health

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What are the two types of disease prevention?

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Primary and secondary

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Differentiate between primary and secondary disease prevention.

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Primary prevention

Prevent the Onset of the disease

Secondary prevention

Detect disease early and intervene early

Prevent disease progression in those who are asymptomatic (find early before symptoms develop)

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What are some examples of primary prevention?

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Immunisation, ceasing smoking, increasing physical activity and hand-washing

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What are examples of secondary prevention?

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Screening: breast cancer, diabetes blood test, weight checks, blood pressure

Testing asymptomatic disease: treating hypertension wth medication

18
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What is the NIP?

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National Immunisation program = free vaccines according to the schedule, funded by AUS government. State government responsible for administration.