Week 1 Flashcards

1
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public health

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What a society can do to collectively assure the conditions in which people can be healthy

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2
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goal of public health

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Prevent diseases and promote health

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3
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what are the major public health Achievements?

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safer, healthier food
Preventable diseases – vaccines
Family planning
Increase life expectancy
Safer work places
Decreased CVD and stroke
Motor vehicle safety

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4
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Upstream thinking

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Tactics affecting community level

Modifying economic, political, environmental factors to support better health outcomes

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5
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primary prevention

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Prevention of problems before they occur
Promotes health, and protects versus threats to health

Example – vaccines

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6
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Secondary prevention

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detects and treats problems in early stages

Example – screening, mammograms

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7
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tertiary prevention

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Limits further negative affects from existing problem

Example – shelter service after tornado, optimizing diet for diabetic patient

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8
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Core functions

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assessment
Policy development
Assurance

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9
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assessment – essential services

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Investigate health needs and analyze determinants of health

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10
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policy development – essential services

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Advocate for resources, develop policies and plans

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11
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Assurance – essential services

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manage resources
Implement programs
Enforce laws and regulations
Research new solutions

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12
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Equity

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Custom tools that identify and address inequality

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13
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equality

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Evenly distributed tools and assistance

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14
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justice

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Fixing the system to offer equal access to tools and opportunities

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15
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implicit bias

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Attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding and decisions in an unconscious manner

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16
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Is implicit bias involuntary, or voluntary?

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Involuntary without awareness or control

17
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tasks of assessment phase

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Identify strengths and weaknesses of community
Identify health needs and develop strategies to address them

18
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Primary data

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information collected by you
Observation, interviews, surveys

19
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secondary data

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Information collected by another source
Census, Statistics, records

20
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SMART objective

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Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Timely

21
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Formative evaluation

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ongoing throughout intervention

Purpose is to evaluate the process and determine if it is operating as planned

22
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summative evaluation

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Completion of intervention

Evaluates outcome and impact of final product

23
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Outcome evaluation

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Examines immediate outcomes

24
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impact evaluation

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Examines long-term outcomes

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evaluation steps
Relevance Adequacy Progress Efficiency Effectiveness Impacts Sustainability
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social determinants of health
Conditions in the environment, where people are born, work, Live, and age that affect health and risks safe housing, transportation Unemployment Discrimination Social exclusion Polluted air and water Access to nutritious food
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What are determinants of health
income Education Social support Genetics Health services Gender