NSG 430 Population and Public health Midterm
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,Primary, secondary, and tertiary Primary: Preventing health problems; targets risk
interventions factors leading to injury/disease
-safety belt laws
-vaccinations
-nutrition and physical activity promotion
-smoking cessation campaign
-prenatal classes
Secondary: Detecting and treating early stages;
prevents injury/disease once exposure to risk factors
occur but is still early in preclinical stage
-BP screenings in the community
mammograms, Pap smears, colon cancer screening
-vision/hearing tests
-Rapid testing for HIV, STIs, or tuberculosis
-Monitoring at-risk groups
Tertiary: Reducing severity and restoring function;
rehabilitating persons with injury/disease to reduce
complications
-vocational rehab to retrain workers after injury
-Diabetes management education
-Support groups for chronic illness
-Physical therapy for stroke survivors
-Cardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack
-Medication adherence programs
, Strategies related to public health in For "a society in which all people can achieve their full
Healthy People 2030 potential or health and well-being of all people."
Emphasis on National Health Goals
-Prioritizing community health needs
-Designing interventions that match national
benchmarks
-Healthy People 2030’s focus on fewer, more
measurable objectives fits well with the book’s
emphasis on evidence‑based community assessment.
Strategies for Achieving Healthy People 2030
Objectives
-Health Promotion & Disease Prevention
--Using the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)
framework
--Implementing primary prevention (vaccination,
education, screenings)
--Building community partnerships to address
upstream factors
Community Assessment & Data‑Driven Planning
-Community health assessment models (e.g., MAPP,
CHANGE)
-Epidemiologic methods
-Use of public health data sources (BRFSS, NHANES,
census data)
Policy & Systems-Level Approaches
-Advocacy for health‑supportive policies
-Interprofessional collaboration
-Systems thinking to address root causes of poor
health
Application in Practice
-Identify relevant Healthy People objectives
-Plan interventions tied to those objectives
-Evaluate outcomes using HP2030 metrics
Exam – Questions & A+ Answers
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Terms in this set (38)
,Primary, secondary, and tertiary Primary: Preventing health problems; targets risk
interventions factors leading to injury/disease
-safety belt laws
-vaccinations
-nutrition and physical activity promotion
-smoking cessation campaign
-prenatal classes
Secondary: Detecting and treating early stages;
prevents injury/disease once exposure to risk factors
occur but is still early in preclinical stage
-BP screenings in the community
mammograms, Pap smears, colon cancer screening
-vision/hearing tests
-Rapid testing for HIV, STIs, or tuberculosis
-Monitoring at-risk groups
Tertiary: Reducing severity and restoring function;
rehabilitating persons with injury/disease to reduce
complications
-vocational rehab to retrain workers after injury
-Diabetes management education
-Support groups for chronic illness
-Physical therapy for stroke survivors
-Cardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack
-Medication adherence programs
, Strategies related to public health in For "a society in which all people can achieve their full
Healthy People 2030 potential or health and well-being of all people."
Emphasis on National Health Goals
-Prioritizing community health needs
-Designing interventions that match national
benchmarks
-Healthy People 2030’s focus on fewer, more
measurable objectives fits well with the book’s
emphasis on evidence‑based community assessment.
Strategies for Achieving Healthy People 2030
Objectives
-Health Promotion & Disease Prevention
--Using the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)
framework
--Implementing primary prevention (vaccination,
education, screenings)
--Building community partnerships to address
upstream factors
Community Assessment & Data‑Driven Planning
-Community health assessment models (e.g., MAPP,
CHANGE)
-Epidemiologic methods
-Use of public health data sources (BRFSS, NHANES,
census data)
Policy & Systems-Level Approaches
-Advocacy for health‑supportive policies
-Interprofessional collaboration
-Systems thinking to address root causes of poor
health
Application in Practice
-Identify relevant Healthy People objectives
-Plan interventions tied to those objectives
-Evaluate outcomes using HP2030 metrics
