SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
COMPARATIVE APPROACH DAVIDSON
ESSENTIAL STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Housing, transportation, and other environmental factors are
major components.
Answer: SDOH is a broad category that includes many things outside
of traditional healthcare. what are three things that are included?
◉ viewed as a particularly important set of analytical strategies and
approaches that was first used in public health to describe, analyze,
and mobilize efforts to improve health in community-based
populations and is now being used in initiatives to improve
outcomes of clinical populations.
Answer: what is population health?
◉ the health status and health outcomes within a group of people.
Answer: what does population health refer to?
◉ population health.
Answer: SODH and what are interrelated?
, ◉ Personal behaviors and coping skills & Social status and other
factors (single, married, family, social class, culture, religion).
Answer: what four things play a major role in overall health
outcomes (eating, activities, stress)?
◉.
Answer: Inheritance, biological, and genetic SDOH include certain
factors that cannot be changed (breast cancer gene, SCA)
◉.
Answer: Policies (local, state, and federal) affect individual and
population health
Nurses play an important role in all areas of social determinants
(advocating is out big area of impact)
◉ advocate for their patients. This may include advocating for
patient rights, appropriate resources, interpreters, distress
screening or even cultural-competence training in your workplace.
Answer: what is one of the most powerful things nurses can do to
reduce health disparities?
◉.
COMPARATIVE APPROACH DAVIDSON
ESSENTIAL STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Housing, transportation, and other environmental factors are
major components.
Answer: SDOH is a broad category that includes many things outside
of traditional healthcare. what are three things that are included?
◉ viewed as a particularly important set of analytical strategies and
approaches that was first used in public health to describe, analyze,
and mobilize efforts to improve health in community-based
populations and is now being used in initiatives to improve
outcomes of clinical populations.
Answer: what is population health?
◉ the health status and health outcomes within a group of people.
Answer: what does population health refer to?
◉ population health.
Answer: SODH and what are interrelated?
, ◉ Personal behaviors and coping skills & Social status and other
factors (single, married, family, social class, culture, religion).
Answer: what four things play a major role in overall health
outcomes (eating, activities, stress)?
◉.
Answer: Inheritance, biological, and genetic SDOH include certain
factors that cannot be changed (breast cancer gene, SCA)
◉.
Answer: Policies (local, state, and federal) affect individual and
population health
Nurses play an important role in all areas of social determinants
(advocating is out big area of impact)
◉ advocate for their patients. This may include advocating for
patient rights, appropriate resources, interpreters, distress
screening or even cultural-competence training in your workplace.
Answer: what is one of the most powerful things nurses can do to
reduce health disparities?
◉.
