HSS4110 - Final | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100% Correct
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what is pop health - (ANSWER)study of conditions that shape distributions of health within and across
pops and mechanisms
what are they key foundations of pop health - (ANSWER)- health manifests along continuum in the pop
- causes of distributions of health in pop may be distinct
- higher level rather than ind
-more distal/immediate factors - exert influence upstream
what is the pop health paradigm - (ANSWER)focuses on patterns of health/illness and how interventions
that span entire spectrum can improve health of ind/pop
what is the prevention paradox - (ANSWER)most people will not benefit from prevention but they still
need to participate for pop health to be maximized
based on this paradox, when is pop health achieved - (ANSWER)when we collectively decide that we will
change for the good of all, not the benefit of any ind
what is the difference between population and public health - (ANSWER)pop: health outcomes of pop
public: approaches used to improve health of ppl/comm
what is etiology: - (ANSWER)causal factors that contribute to disease
what is efficacy - (ANSWER)whether interventions can influence the outcome of a disease
what are the four milestone reports in pop health - (ANSWER)Lalonde report
epps report
ottawa charter
final report of truth/reconciliation commission
,HSS4110 - Final | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100% Correct
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what are the action areas of the Ottawa charter - (ANSWER)- build healthy public policy
- re-orient health services
- dev personal skills
- strengthen comm actions
- create supportive envs
3 verbs for how ottawa charter will do that - (ANSWER)advocate, enable, and mediate
what is advocate - (ANSWER)based on foundation that health is a major resource for
social/econ/personal dev
what does enable focus on - (ANSWER)equity
what does mediate focus on - (ANSWER)all-of-society approach - coordinated action by multiple sector
what are the 6 elements for a pop health approach - (ANSWER)- focus on health/wellness/prevention
rather than illness
- pop > ind orientation
- understand needs/solutions through comm outreach
- address health inequities and disparities
- address SDOHs
- embrace intersectional action and partnerships
what are the additional elements - (ANSWER)- service based → person centric
- philosophical approach
-LT approach with LT horizons
- targeted vs enterprise wise
, HSS4110 - Final | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100% Correct
Answers | Latest Version Already Graded A+
who is Heather Crowe - (ANSWER)- single mom, indigenous, works in service industry
- dying with lung cancer from second hand smoke
- not protected under worker laws
- successfully advocated for legislative change - smoke free public places
- won a worker's compensation claim
what are the levels of the socio-ecological model - (ANSWER)intrapersonal
interpersonal
organization
community
public policy
physical env
culture
this model is also divided into what - to make it a systems lens - (ANSWER)micro/meso/macro
what is the Health Canada pop health promotion model - (ANSWER)3 sides of a cube:
- who: levels - ind, fam, community, sector/system, society
- what: SDHs
- how: ottawa charter action areas
why do we use pop health frameworks - (ANSWER)- systemic/logical pathway
- helps illustrate rships between components of intervention and desired outcome
- needed for complex issues
Answers | Latest Version Already Graded A+
what is pop health - (ANSWER)study of conditions that shape distributions of health within and across
pops and mechanisms
what are they key foundations of pop health - (ANSWER)- health manifests along continuum in the pop
- causes of distributions of health in pop may be distinct
- higher level rather than ind
-more distal/immediate factors - exert influence upstream
what is the pop health paradigm - (ANSWER)focuses on patterns of health/illness and how interventions
that span entire spectrum can improve health of ind/pop
what is the prevention paradox - (ANSWER)most people will not benefit from prevention but they still
need to participate for pop health to be maximized
based on this paradox, when is pop health achieved - (ANSWER)when we collectively decide that we will
change for the good of all, not the benefit of any ind
what is the difference between population and public health - (ANSWER)pop: health outcomes of pop
public: approaches used to improve health of ppl/comm
what is etiology: - (ANSWER)causal factors that contribute to disease
what is efficacy - (ANSWER)whether interventions can influence the outcome of a disease
what are the four milestone reports in pop health - (ANSWER)Lalonde report
epps report
ottawa charter
final report of truth/reconciliation commission
,HSS4110 - Final | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100% Correct
Answers | Latest Version Already Graded A+
what are the action areas of the Ottawa charter - (ANSWER)- build healthy public policy
- re-orient health services
- dev personal skills
- strengthen comm actions
- create supportive envs
3 verbs for how ottawa charter will do that - (ANSWER)advocate, enable, and mediate
what is advocate - (ANSWER)based on foundation that health is a major resource for
social/econ/personal dev
what does enable focus on - (ANSWER)equity
what does mediate focus on - (ANSWER)all-of-society approach - coordinated action by multiple sector
what are the 6 elements for a pop health approach - (ANSWER)- focus on health/wellness/prevention
rather than illness
- pop > ind orientation
- understand needs/solutions through comm outreach
- address health inequities and disparities
- address SDOHs
- embrace intersectional action and partnerships
what are the additional elements - (ANSWER)- service based → person centric
- philosophical approach
-LT approach with LT horizons
- targeted vs enterprise wise
, HSS4110 - Final | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100% Correct
Answers | Latest Version Already Graded A+
who is Heather Crowe - (ANSWER)- single mom, indigenous, works in service industry
- dying with lung cancer from second hand smoke
- not protected under worker laws
- successfully advocated for legislative change - smoke free public places
- won a worker's compensation claim
what are the levels of the socio-ecological model - (ANSWER)intrapersonal
interpersonal
organization
community
public policy
physical env
culture
this model is also divided into what - to make it a systems lens - (ANSWER)micro/meso/macro
what is the Health Canada pop health promotion model - (ANSWER)3 sides of a cube:
- who: levels - ind, fam, community, sector/system, society
- what: SDHs
- how: ottawa charter action areas
why do we use pop health frameworks - (ANSWER)- systemic/logical pathway
- helps illustrate rships between components of intervention and desired outcome
- needed for complex issues
