Session 7: Health Promotion Flashcards
What is the aim of primary prevention?
Prevent onset of disease or injury by reducing exposure to risk factors
What are the 4 main approaches of primary prevention?
- Immunization
- Prevention of contact with environmental risk factors
- Taking appropriate precautions regarding communicable diseases
- Reducing risk factors from health related behaviors
What is the aim of secondary prevention?
To detect and treat disease or its risk factors at early stage to prevent progression or potential future complications
What are an example of secondary prevention?
Screenings
What is the aim of tertiary prevention?
Minimize the effects of established disease
What are 3 examples of tertiary prevention?
Transplants to prevent someone from organ failure
Steroids for asthma to prevent asthma attacks
What are the 6 aspects of Ottawa Charter?
Building healthy public policy Creating supportive environments Strengthening community actions Developing personal skills Re-orientating health services Moving into the future
What are the 3 types of health promotion strategies?
Policy, legislation and systems change
Community development
Health communication - education
What 3 examples of systems approaches to health promotion?
Social policy - culture
Fiscal approaches - taxation
Bans and restriction - reducing availability of use in certain settings