socioeconomic environmental factors Flashcards
1
Q
what determines health status
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- lifestyle
- environment
- human biology
- health services
2
Q
what influences health: 12
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- income and social status
- social support networks
- education and literacy
- employment and working conditions
- social environments–> family, peers, community…
- physical environments
- personal health practices
- healthy child development
- health services
- gender roles
- biology and genetic endowment - disabilities
- culture
3
Q
historical approach in canada
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- medical
- behavioral
- socioenvironmental
4
Q
3 levels of health prevention:
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- primary prevention: activities that protect against disease bfr signs and symptoms occur ex. immunize
- secondary prevention: early detection so that it can be treated ex. mammography
- tertiary prevention: activities initiated in the disease prevention to help ppl live with the disease ex. cardiac rehab post MI
5
Q
Health promotion strategies: 5
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- build healthy public policies- policy to create healthy living conditions: agriculture, labor, education, social services, transportation, energy, housing
- create supportive environments- protect natural environments: quality child care programs, flexible work policies
- strengthen community action: community identify issues and develop plans
- develop personal skills- enhance coping strategies, gain control over health and environments so ppl can make healthy life choices: home visit from public health nurse, parenting classes, falls reduction program for Sr.’s
- reorient health services- 2 objectives:
1) to shift emphesis from treating disease to
2) improving health to make health care system more efficient
ex. increase access to:
- health care services
- community development
- family based care
- public transportation
6
Q
what is the population health promotion model?
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putting it all together