NURS 1130 STUDY GUIDE WITH
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WHO (World Health Organization)
- Geneva, Switzerland Headquarters
- Global Health
- Health Care Delivery
Health
state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the
absence of disease
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Health Literacy
the degree to which an individual has the ability to understand information
to make the best health decisions for everyone
3 Parts of Health Literacy
- Readability: makes sense to everyone
- Plain Language: not going to have someone who only speaks English with a
Spanish patient
- Health Literacy: able to understand and make decisions on their own
Types of Prevention + Examples
- Primary = Prevention (vaccines, birth control, yearly check-ups)
- Secondary = Screening (mammograms, blood tests, x-rays)
- Tertiary = Treatment (surgery, chemo, medicine, chiropractor)
Almshouses/Poorhouses
served the poor who needed shelter while treating illness
Pesthouses
separated those who were sick from others so that they wouldn't
contaminate
Health Financing - Federal Government
- Medicare: based on age and disability
, - Medicaid: based on income
- CHIP: for children in low-income households
Health Financing - State Government
- Medicaid: based on income
- CHIP: for children in low-income households
Private Financing
employers will comities give health benefits to their employees (Bluecross)
Social Determinant of Health
- Education Access and Quality
- Health Care Access and Quality
- Neighborhood and Built Environment
- Economic Stability
- Social and Community Context
Educations Access and Quality
Those with a higher education get better access to health care, and those
with little to no education as less likely to get safe, high-paying jobs, and are
more likely to have health problems
Health Care Access and Quality
Individuals without healthcare are less likely to afford healthcare procedures
and medications needed. Individuals may also live too far from places that do
certain screenings, procedures, etc.
COMPLETE SOLUTION
WHO (World Health Organization)
- Geneva, Switzerland Headquarters
- Global Health
- Health Care Delivery
Health
state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the
absence of disease
Previous
Play
Next
Rewind 10 seconds
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0:00
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0:15
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,Brainpower
Read More
Health Literacy
the degree to which an individual has the ability to understand information
to make the best health decisions for everyone
3 Parts of Health Literacy
- Readability: makes sense to everyone
- Plain Language: not going to have someone who only speaks English with a
Spanish patient
- Health Literacy: able to understand and make decisions on their own
Types of Prevention + Examples
- Primary = Prevention (vaccines, birth control, yearly check-ups)
- Secondary = Screening (mammograms, blood tests, x-rays)
- Tertiary = Treatment (surgery, chemo, medicine, chiropractor)
Almshouses/Poorhouses
served the poor who needed shelter while treating illness
Pesthouses
separated those who were sick from others so that they wouldn't
contaminate
Health Financing - Federal Government
- Medicare: based on age and disability
, - Medicaid: based on income
- CHIP: for children in low-income households
Health Financing - State Government
- Medicaid: based on income
- CHIP: for children in low-income households
Private Financing
employers will comities give health benefits to their employees (Bluecross)
Social Determinant of Health
- Education Access and Quality
- Health Care Access and Quality
- Neighborhood and Built Environment
- Economic Stability
- Social and Community Context
Educations Access and Quality
Those with a higher education get better access to health care, and those
with little to no education as less likely to get safe, high-paying jobs, and are
more likely to have health problems
Health Care Access and Quality
Individuals without healthcare are less likely to afford healthcare procedures
and medications needed. Individuals may also live too far from places that do
certain screenings, procedures, etc.
