Wk 1 Flashcards

Introduction

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healthism definition

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preoccupation with personal health as the primary focus

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wellbeing definition

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sense of belonging, community, contentment with life

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neoliberal wellbeing definition

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capitalistic, focused on individual fulfillment

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capability to wellbeing definition

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quality of life determined by the ability to do various things - perform various tasks

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health fascism definition

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form of micro-politics of health and the body which is taken up by individuals at the personal level

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WHO health definition

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Health is a complete state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

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why measure health?

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to understand state of health of the population, any patterns that reflect inequity, collecting data gives a sense of trends, find any areas to do better in

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7
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life expectancy can change based off what?

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gender, ethnicity, level of deprivation

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determinants of health definition?

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aspects that determine how likely a person is to stay healthy or get ill

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potential determinants of health?

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genetics, access to health, societal influences
these interplay complexly with each other

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biomedical stance definiton?

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person deemed healthy if they have no disease etc
this is flawed

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how do genes influence health & disease

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they highlight biological differences & interact with social & environmental components

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biological determinants?

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race, sex, age

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environmental determinants?

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climate change
differences between developed vs. undeveloped countries
eg. inadequate water supply vs overconsumption

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social determinants?

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social, cultural, political, economic
factors that attribute to the structure and functioning of society

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health inequality definition

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variations/disparities in the health achievements to individuals & groups

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Te Aka Whai Ora

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Māori health authority established

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Pomare’s strategies?

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  1. recognition of Māori leaders for health advancement
  2. social adversity’s as a barrier to good health
  3. culture as a determinant of health
  4. clinical skills as a basis for intervention, grounded in Māori reality
  5. political power is a tool to move health advancement forward