Wk 2 - Health Promotion, Focused Exam, Comp Exam Flashcards
Primary prevention
interventions designed to prevent disease
Secondary prevention
screening tests designed to find disease or disease processes at an early, asymptomatic stage
Critical Appraisal - 3 questions
- Are the results valid (can you believe them)?
- What are the results (magnitude and precision)?
- How can you apply the results to patient care?
Bias is…
…a systematic error in conducting a study that threatens the validity of the results
Health Promotion has three key elements:
1) Good governance
2) Health literacy
3) Healthy cities
Three activities in Health Promotion / Disease Prevention:
1) Communication
2) Education for behavioral change
3) Policy, systems, environment
Health Promotion has 3 key elements
1) Good governance
2) Health Literacy
3) Healthy Cities
Four types of bias affecting evidence:
Selection bias
Performance Bias
Detection Bias
Attrition Bias