determinants of health
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broad range of personal, social, economic and environmental factors that
determine individual and population health
- also includes genes and biology
- things we can't change
three approaches of primary health care
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1. primary care and essential public health functions as the core of
integrated health services
- personal servies
- population services
, 2. multisectoral policy and action
3. empowered people and communities
health policy
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Refers to public policy that pertains to or influences the pursuit of health.
collaborative leadership
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Learners/practitioners understand and can apply leadership principles that
support a collaborative practice model
What is interprofessional education?
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When students from two or more professions learn about, from and with
each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes
technology advances
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, benefits in new therapies, drugs, and technologies come with new ethical
questions
- what are the implications?
- who pays to develop them?
- who are they for?
how do we make if fair for everyone
RN role in human rights
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- professional responsibility to safeguard human rights
- "nurses uphold principles of justice by safeguarding human rights, equity
and fairness and by promoting the public good"
globalization
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increased interconnectedness and interdependence of people and
countries
infectious diseases of global concern
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- TB
- Hep B & C, HIV
- Tropical Diseases - cholera, Nipah virus
- Sars
, - Covid-19
- Influenza
- West Nile
- Ebola
primary health care approach
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- basic medical and curative care (primary care), more than just treating
disease
- comprehensive community-involved approach
- a commitment to providing essential health care (preventive, promotive,
curative, rehabilitation and supportive) in all settings
- integrated health and social services
principles of health promotion
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consider the context of the health issue
holistic approach
long term perspective
multisectoral
draw on knowledge from social, economic, political, environmental,
medical, nursing science
psychological impacts of chronic stress
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broad range of personal, social, economic and environmental factors that
determine individual and population health
- also includes genes and biology
- things we can't change
three approaches of primary health care
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1. primary care and essential public health functions as the core of
integrated health services
- personal servies
- population services
, 2. multisectoral policy and action
3. empowered people and communities
health policy
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Refers to public policy that pertains to or influences the pursuit of health.
collaborative leadership
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Learners/practitioners understand and can apply leadership principles that
support a collaborative practice model
What is interprofessional education?
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When students from two or more professions learn about, from and with
each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes
technology advances
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, benefits in new therapies, drugs, and technologies come with new ethical
questions
- what are the implications?
- who pays to develop them?
- who are they for?
how do we make if fair for everyone
RN role in human rights
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- professional responsibility to safeguard human rights
- "nurses uphold principles of justice by safeguarding human rights, equity
and fairness and by promoting the public good"
globalization
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increased interconnectedness and interdependence of people and
countries
infectious diseases of global concern
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- TB
- Hep B & C, HIV
- Tropical Diseases - cholera, Nipah virus
- Sars
, - Covid-19
- Influenza
- West Nile
- Ebola
primary health care approach
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- basic medical and curative care (primary care), more than just treating
disease
- comprehensive community-involved approach
- a commitment to providing essential health care (preventive, promotive,
curative, rehabilitation and supportive) in all settings
- integrated health and social services
principles of health promotion
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consider the context of the health issue
holistic approach
long term perspective
multisectoral
draw on knowledge from social, economic, political, environmental,
medical, nursing science
psychological impacts of chronic stress
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