The Rise and Fall of Public Health (1) Flashcards

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Hippocrates

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First systemic approach to describe casual relationship between human disease and environment

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Edwin Chadwick

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Disease was main reason for poverty, 1842

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1848 Public health act

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Local boards of health in districts where death rate higher than average, street cleaning, water supplies and sewerage

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1875 Public health act

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Enforced laws about slum clearance, provision of sewers and clean water, removal of nuisances

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1948

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NHS established

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Semmelweis

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Hand washing, died in asylum as no evidence

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Koch (1884)

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Micro-organisms

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1872 Public health act

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Local medical officer of health

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Microbiology

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  • Robert Koch
  • Louis Pasteur
  • Ferdinand Cohn
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Sanitation

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  • Inga Semmelweis
  • Joseph Lister
  • Oliver Wendell Holmes
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The intervention ladder

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  • Do nothing/monitor
  • Provide information
  • Enable choice
  • Guide choices through changing the default policy
  • Guide choices through incentives
  • Guide choices through disincentives
  • Restrict choice
  • Eliminate choice
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