- Learn best in real-life contexts
- Past and current experience with learning is important
- Must be tailored to their learning style
- Must be motivated to learn
- Informal learning environments are preferred
Principles of adult learners
Learning domains (3)
cognitive, affective, psychomotor
Steps of the transtheoretical model of change
pre-contemplation, contemplation, planning, maintaining
What is the pre-contemplation stage?
The client has no thought of or plan to change their behaviour (ie. smoking
cessation)
Gathering new knowledge
- such as signs and symptoms of hypoglycaemia
Cognitive
Performing a skill
- such as injections
Psychomotor
How the client feels about the learning
Affective
What is the contemplation stage?
,Someone is considering change
What is the planning stage?
starting to change or seriously thinking about making change
What is the maintaining stage?
Methods the client will use to continue their changed behaviour
4 steps in the teaching and learning process
- Assessment
- Planning
- Implementation
- Evaluation
What is two spirited
All sexual and gender variance among indigenous people
3 Barriers to LGBTQ2S+
- Societal level
- Health care environment or system barriers
- Health care provider barriers
- Laws, policies, social norms, etc.
- Institutions, popular culture that affects certain groups are perceived
- Colonialism, heterosexualism, racism, ableism, sexism, etc
Are examples of _____ _______ barriers to LGBTQ2S+
Societal level
- Non-visible LGBTQ2S+ resources
- Lack of training and education of LGBTQ2S+
- Lack of institutional support about LGBTQ2S+
- Short staff and heavy work load reducing time to seek education
Are examples of _________ barriers to LGBTQ2S+
Health care environment or system barriers
- Own individual discomfort that someone is different to you
- Personal bias
, - Lack of exposure
- Lack of non-inclusive language
- Negative stereotypes and attitudes leading refusal of care treatment
- Verbal abuse, disrespectful behaviour, and ability to provide adequate care
Are examples of _______ barriers to LGBTQ2S+
Health care provider barriers
Types of abuse
- Physical
- Verbal
- Emotional
- Financial
- Neglect
- Sexual
- Social inclusion
- Freedom from discrimination and violence
- Access to economic resources
All impact..?
Mental health determinants
What is mental health promotion?
- The process of enhancing the capacity of individuals + communities to take
control over their lives + improve their mental health
What is needed for mental health promotion?
- Climate that respects and protects basic civil, political, economic, social and
cultural rights
- Creation of supporting living conditions and environments
Health promotion and mental health promotion similarities
- Past and current experience with learning is important
- Must be tailored to their learning style
- Must be motivated to learn
- Informal learning environments are preferred
Principles of adult learners
Learning domains (3)
cognitive, affective, psychomotor
Steps of the transtheoretical model of change
pre-contemplation, contemplation, planning, maintaining
What is the pre-contemplation stage?
The client has no thought of or plan to change their behaviour (ie. smoking
cessation)
Gathering new knowledge
- such as signs and symptoms of hypoglycaemia
Cognitive
Performing a skill
- such as injections
Psychomotor
How the client feels about the learning
Affective
What is the contemplation stage?
,Someone is considering change
What is the planning stage?
starting to change or seriously thinking about making change
What is the maintaining stage?
Methods the client will use to continue their changed behaviour
4 steps in the teaching and learning process
- Assessment
- Planning
- Implementation
- Evaluation
What is two spirited
All sexual and gender variance among indigenous people
3 Barriers to LGBTQ2S+
- Societal level
- Health care environment or system barriers
- Health care provider barriers
- Laws, policies, social norms, etc.
- Institutions, popular culture that affects certain groups are perceived
- Colonialism, heterosexualism, racism, ableism, sexism, etc
Are examples of _____ _______ barriers to LGBTQ2S+
Societal level
- Non-visible LGBTQ2S+ resources
- Lack of training and education of LGBTQ2S+
- Lack of institutional support about LGBTQ2S+
- Short staff and heavy work load reducing time to seek education
Are examples of _________ barriers to LGBTQ2S+
Health care environment or system barriers
- Own individual discomfort that someone is different to you
- Personal bias
, - Lack of exposure
- Lack of non-inclusive language
- Negative stereotypes and attitudes leading refusal of care treatment
- Verbal abuse, disrespectful behaviour, and ability to provide adequate care
Are examples of _______ barriers to LGBTQ2S+
Health care provider barriers
Types of abuse
- Physical
- Verbal
- Emotional
- Financial
- Neglect
- Sexual
- Social inclusion
- Freedom from discrimination and violence
- Access to economic resources
All impact..?
Mental health determinants
What is mental health promotion?
- The process of enhancing the capacity of individuals + communities to take
control over their lives + improve their mental health
What is needed for mental health promotion?
- Climate that respects and protects basic civil, political, economic, social and
cultural rights
- Creation of supporting living conditions and environments
Health promotion and mental health promotion similarities
