Equity
Give this one a try later!
fair but different distribution of supports, end result is EQUAL ACCESS
Structural Violence
Give this one a try later!
increased risk or harm to groups based on their social location caused by
power imbalance (built into structural inequality)
(social inequality, power n control limiting ability to reach full potential)
,Primordial Prevention
Give this one a try later!
prevents social, economic, environmental, and behavioural conditions
through policies supporting health
Tertiary prevention
Give this one a try later!
maintaining and restoring health of patients with chronic illness and
conditions (reducing symptoms and complications)
What is the Population health promotion model?
Give this one a try later!
explains relationships between population health and health promotion.
--> how population health can be implemented on determinants by using
strategies by Ottawa charter
Limitations to PHPM?
Give this one a try later!
, gives equal weight to behavioural and environmental factors or clarity "how
to"
STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Prevention and Health Protection
Give this one a try later!
integrate practice in accordance to legislation to prevention injury and
disease
Ottawa Charter - Create Supportive Environments
Give this one a try later!
way society is organization - where we live is linked to health
ie. promoting health in workplace, restricting junk food advertisement,
strengthen links between environment and people - walking
purpose of standards of practice?
Give this one a try later!
define scope and depth of CHN practice
Social Justice
, Give this one a try later!
core principle of nursing, fair distribution of society's beliefs, resources, and
opportunities
STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Health Equity
Give this one a try later!
recognize impact of social determinants of health and incorporate actions
into practice (advocating for policy)
Midstream Approach
Give this one a try later!
appropriate treatment, protection from harm or disability AFTER illness or
injury (harm reduction, behavioural model of care)
illness prevention
CHN Standards of Practice? 8
Give this one a try later!
Give this one a try later!
fair but different distribution of supports, end result is EQUAL ACCESS
Structural Violence
Give this one a try later!
increased risk or harm to groups based on their social location caused by
power imbalance (built into structural inequality)
(social inequality, power n control limiting ability to reach full potential)
,Primordial Prevention
Give this one a try later!
prevents social, economic, environmental, and behavioural conditions
through policies supporting health
Tertiary prevention
Give this one a try later!
maintaining and restoring health of patients with chronic illness and
conditions (reducing symptoms and complications)
What is the Population health promotion model?
Give this one a try later!
explains relationships between population health and health promotion.
--> how population health can be implemented on determinants by using
strategies by Ottawa charter
Limitations to PHPM?
Give this one a try later!
, gives equal weight to behavioural and environmental factors or clarity "how
to"
STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Prevention and Health Protection
Give this one a try later!
integrate practice in accordance to legislation to prevention injury and
disease
Ottawa Charter - Create Supportive Environments
Give this one a try later!
way society is organization - where we live is linked to health
ie. promoting health in workplace, restricting junk food advertisement,
strengthen links between environment and people - walking
purpose of standards of practice?
Give this one a try later!
define scope and depth of CHN practice
Social Justice
, Give this one a try later!
core principle of nursing, fair distribution of society's beliefs, resources, and
opportunities
STANDARDS OF PRACTICE: Health Equity
Give this one a try later!
recognize impact of social determinants of health and incorporate actions
into practice (advocating for policy)
Midstream Approach
Give this one a try later!
appropriate treatment, protection from harm or disability AFTER illness or
injury (harm reduction, behavioural model of care)
illness prevention
CHN Standards of Practice? 8
Give this one a try later!
