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,Table of Contents
Chapter 1, Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Es-Sence Of Practice..................... 3
chapter 2, publickhealth in canada ............................................................................. 14
chapter3,ethicalpracticeincommunity health .............................................................. 25
chapter 4, patterns of health and disease: the role of epi-demiology in population health ... 36
chapter 5, strengthening community action:public en-gagement for social innovation and
collective impact ................................................................................................... 45
chapter 6, developing individual skills: building capacity for individual, collective, and
sociopolitical empowerment .................................................................................... 56
chapter 7, creating supportive environments for health: en-abling community action ........ 67
chapter 8, reorienting health services: newdirections for health promotion ...................... 79
chapter 9,economickthinkinginhealthypublicpolicy ....................................................... 90
chapter 10, socialjustice andequity for health promotion ...............................................100
chapter 11, negotiating the cultural context of community care .....................................110
chapter 12, population health action: prevention and harm reduction .............................119
chapter 13, community mental health promotion ..........................................................130
chapter 14, socialmedia and healthpromotion .............................................................140
chapter 15, a model to guide practice ........................................................................151
chapter 16, community assessment ...........................................................................161
chapter17,communityanalysis andkdiagnosis ............................................................171
chapter18, planning a community health program .......................................................181
chapter19,implementing acommunityhealthprogram ..................................................192
chapter 20, evaluating a community health program: col-laborative action evaluation ......202
, Chapter 1, Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Es-
Sence Of Practice
1. The 20th Century Saw Numerous Improvements In The Health Status Of
People In The Developed World. This Was Primarily Attributable To What
Phenomenon?
A. Steady Declines In The Rate Of Tobacco Consumption
B. The Development Of Vaccines Against Many Communicable Diseases
C. Eradication Of Microorganisms Responsible For Infectious Diseases
D. Government Policies That Prioritized Health Promotion
Over Disease Treatment
Ans: B
Rationale: Health Status Gains In The Developed World During The 20th
Century Were A Result Of (1) Advances In Knowledge About The Causes Of
Disease, (2) Development Of New Technologies And Pharmaceuticals To
Treat And Cure Many Diseases, (3) Creation Of Vaccines And
Environmental Solutions To Prevent Disease Transmission And Acquisition,
And (4) Innovations In Surveillance Techniques To Measure Health Status.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy Ref: Page And Header: 3, Introduction
Obj: 1 Nat: Client Needs: Health Promotion And Maintenance
Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence Of
Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Blm: Cognitive Level: Understand
2. What Document Is Recognized As Laying The Foundation For The
Transition In The Focus Of Canadian Health Policy From Disease To
Health?
A. The Ottawa Charter For Health Promotion
B. The Epp Framework (A Framework For Health Promotion)
C. The Who Declaration Of Alma-Ata
D. The Lalonde Report (A New Perspectives On The Health
Of Canadians) Ans: D
Rationale: The Publication In 1974 Of The Lalonde Report (A New Perspective
On The Health Of Canadians) Heralded A Change In The Focus Of Health On
Disease To A Focus On Health. The Ottawa Charter, The Who Declaration,
And The Epp Framework Were Each Subsequent To The Lalonde Report.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy
Ref: Page And Header: 5, The Lalonde Report Obj: 1
Nat: Client Needs: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of
Care Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence
Of Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Blm: Cognitive Level: Understand
, 3. The Lalonde Report Of 1974 Is Recognized As One Of The Seminal
Publications That Has Shaped The Character And Direction Of Public
Health Policy In Canada. What Change In Policy Is Attributed To The
Lalonde Report?
A. A Shift From Collective Responsibility For The Health Of
Canadians To An Individual Focus
B. A Change In Focus From The Treatment Of Illness To The Promotion Of Health
C. A Change From Private Funding For Health To A Combination Of
Provincial And Federal Funding
D. A Recognition Of The Importance Of Determinants
Of Health Ans: B
Rationale: The Lalonde Report Is Credited With Initiating A Change In The
Policy From A Focus On Disease To A Focus On Health. The Report Did Not
Promote A Change In Funding, A Change To Individual Responsibility, Or A
Formal Recognition Of The Determinants Of Health.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy
Ref: Page And Header: 5, The Lalonde Report Obj: 1
Nat: Client Needs: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of
Care Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence
Of Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Blm: Cognitive Level: Understand
4. The Publication Of The World Health Organization’s Declaration Of Alma-
Ata Is Acknowledged To Be A Key Event In The Development Of
Contemporary Public Health Policy. The Declaration Prioritized:
A. Collaboration Among Individuals And Health Care Providers To
Impact Health Decisions.
B. Increased Funding For The Education Of Nurses, Physicians, And
Allied Health Workers In Member Nations.
C. Cooperation Between Developed Nations And Developing Nations
To Eradicate Global Health Inequities.
D. The Removal Of Class-Based Barriers To Health Decision Making.
Ans: A
Rationale: The Declaration Of Alma-Ata Called For Health Providers To Work
With People To Assist Them In Making Decisions About Their Health And
How To Meet Health Challenges In Ways That Are Affordable, Acceptable,
And Sustainable In The Long Term. It Did Not Specifically Prioritize Education
Funding, International Cooperation, Or The Removal Of Class-Based Barriers
To Health.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy
Ref: Page And Header: 5, Declaration Of Alma-Ata Obj: 1
Nat: Client Needs: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of
Care Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence
Of Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
For Canadian Community as Partner: Theory & Multidisciplinary Practice 5th edition
by Ardene R. Vollman (Author), Suzanne F. Jackson (Author) Latest Update Graded A+
PRINTEND PDF|ORIGINAL DIRECT FROM PUBLISHER|100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|DOWLOAD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ORDER
5TH EDITION
Complete Test Bank, All Chapter Are Included
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,Table of Contents
Chapter 1, Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Es-Sence Of Practice..................... 3
chapter 2, publickhealth in canada ............................................................................. 14
chapter3,ethicalpracticeincommunity health .............................................................. 25
chapter 4, patterns of health and disease: the role of epi-demiology in population health ... 36
chapter 5, strengthening community action:public en-gagement for social innovation and
collective impact ................................................................................................... 45
chapter 6, developing individual skills: building capacity for individual, collective, and
sociopolitical empowerment .................................................................................... 56
chapter 7, creating supportive environments for health: en-abling community action ........ 67
chapter 8, reorienting health services: newdirections for health promotion ...................... 79
chapter 9,economickthinkinginhealthypublicpolicy ....................................................... 90
chapter 10, socialjustice andequity for health promotion ...............................................100
chapter 11, negotiating the cultural context of community care .....................................110
chapter 12, population health action: prevention and harm reduction .............................119
chapter 13, community mental health promotion ..........................................................130
chapter 14, socialmedia and healthpromotion .............................................................140
chapter 15, a model to guide practice ........................................................................151
chapter 16, community assessment ...........................................................................161
chapter17,communityanalysis andkdiagnosis ............................................................171
chapter18, planning a community health program .......................................................181
chapter19,implementing acommunityhealthprogram ..................................................192
chapter 20, evaluating a community health program: col-laborative action evaluation ......202
, Chapter 1, Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Es-
Sence Of Practice
1. The 20th Century Saw Numerous Improvements In The Health Status Of
People In The Developed World. This Was Primarily Attributable To What
Phenomenon?
A. Steady Declines In The Rate Of Tobacco Consumption
B. The Development Of Vaccines Against Many Communicable Diseases
C. Eradication Of Microorganisms Responsible For Infectious Diseases
D. Government Policies That Prioritized Health Promotion
Over Disease Treatment
Ans: B
Rationale: Health Status Gains In The Developed World During The 20th
Century Were A Result Of (1) Advances In Knowledge About The Causes Of
Disease, (2) Development Of New Technologies And Pharmaceuticals To
Treat And Cure Many Diseases, (3) Creation Of Vaccines And
Environmental Solutions To Prevent Disease Transmission And Acquisition,
And (4) Innovations In Surveillance Techniques To Measure Health Status.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy Ref: Page And Header: 3, Introduction
Obj: 1 Nat: Client Needs: Health Promotion And Maintenance
Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence Of
Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Blm: Cognitive Level: Understand
2. What Document Is Recognized As Laying The Foundation For The
Transition In The Focus Of Canadian Health Policy From Disease To
Health?
A. The Ottawa Charter For Health Promotion
B. The Epp Framework (A Framework For Health Promotion)
C. The Who Declaration Of Alma-Ata
D. The Lalonde Report (A New Perspectives On The Health
Of Canadians) Ans: D
Rationale: The Publication In 1974 Of The Lalonde Report (A New Perspective
On The Health Of Canadians) Heralded A Change In The Focus Of Health On
Disease To A Focus On Health. The Ottawa Charter, The Who Declaration,
And The Epp Framework Were Each Subsequent To The Lalonde Report.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy
Ref: Page And Header: 5, The Lalonde Report Obj: 1
Nat: Client Needs: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of
Care Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence
Of Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Blm: Cognitive Level: Understand
, 3. The Lalonde Report Of 1974 Is Recognized As One Of The Seminal
Publications That Has Shaped The Character And Direction Of Public
Health Policy In Canada. What Change In Policy Is Attributed To The
Lalonde Report?
A. A Shift From Collective Responsibility For The Health Of
Canadians To An Individual Focus
B. A Change In Focus From The Treatment Of Illness To The Promotion Of Health
C. A Change From Private Funding For Health To A Combination Of
Provincial And Federal Funding
D. A Recognition Of The Importance Of Determinants
Of Health Ans: B
Rationale: The Lalonde Report Is Credited With Initiating A Change In The
Policy From A Focus On Disease To A Focus On Health. The Report Did Not
Promote A Change In Funding, A Change To Individual Responsibility, Or A
Formal Recognition Of The Determinants Of Health.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy
Ref: Page And Header: 5, The Lalonde Report Obj: 1
Nat: Client Needs: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of
Care Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence
Of Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
Blm: Cognitive Level: Understand
4. The Publication Of The World Health Organization’s Declaration Of Alma-
Ata Is Acknowledged To Be A Key Event In The Development Of
Contemporary Public Health Policy. The Declaration Prioritized:
A. Collaboration Among Individuals And Health Care Providers To
Impact Health Decisions.
B. Increased Funding For The Education Of Nurses, Physicians, And
Allied Health Workers In Member Nations.
C. Cooperation Between Developed Nations And Developing Nations
To Eradicate Global Health Inequities.
D. The Removal Of Class-Based Barriers To Health Decision Making.
Ans: A
Rationale: The Declaration Of Alma-Ata Called For Health Providers To Work
With People To Assist Them In Making Decisions About Their Health And
How To Meet Health Challenges In Ways That Are Affordable, Acceptable,
And Sustainable In The Long Term. It Did Not Specifically Prioritize Education
Funding, International Cooperation, Or The Removal Of Class-Based Barriers
To Health.
Pts: 1 Dif: Easy
Ref: Page And Header: 5, Declaration Of Alma-Ata Obj: 1
Nat: Client Needs: Safe And Effective Care Environment: Management Of
Care Top: Chapter 1: Population Health Promotion: Essentials And Essence
Of Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
