1RR3 Unit 11: Call to Action CORRECT
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key conditions for movement-building as intersectional practice to achieve health
equity (4) - ANSWER1. authentic community relationships
2. system-level alliances
3. transformative change
4. organizational capacity
advocacy actions (4) - ANSWER1. strengthen individuals
2. strengthen communities
3. improve living/working conditions
4. promote health macro-policies
societal factors - ANSWERsocioeconomic position -> help examine health inequities
six core steps to call to action - ANSWER1. leadership and organizational capacity
2. assessment, surveillance and research
3. listen and educate
4. community partnership development and capacity building
5. preparedness and response
6. policy and planning
societal forces - ANSWERstructual determinants -> shape quality and distribution of
factors
public policy definition - ANSWERwho gets what, when, where, how
agent: government
involves DELIBERATE decision to pursue a specific course of action
3 main components of public policy - ANSWER1. Identify/define problem (MOST
IMPORTANT)
2. Identify objectives/goals
3. Define how these goals will be achieved
political context - ANSWERBAD
policies serve the economic elites
no increase in taxation for wealthy
disengaged citizenry - ANSWERthe privileged person looks at the lived reality of the
less privileged and assumes that the world works for others the way it works for
themselves
vulnerable disengage in society because their internal mind thinks they don't belong
social policy in Canada - ANSWER1867-1930s: early period (limited state
involvement)
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key conditions for movement-building as intersectional practice to achieve health
equity (4) - ANSWER1. authentic community relationships
2. system-level alliances
3. transformative change
4. organizational capacity
advocacy actions (4) - ANSWER1. strengthen individuals
2. strengthen communities
3. improve living/working conditions
4. promote health macro-policies
societal factors - ANSWERsocioeconomic position -> help examine health inequities
six core steps to call to action - ANSWER1. leadership and organizational capacity
2. assessment, surveillance and research
3. listen and educate
4. community partnership development and capacity building
5. preparedness and response
6. policy and planning
societal forces - ANSWERstructual determinants -> shape quality and distribution of
factors
public policy definition - ANSWERwho gets what, when, where, how
agent: government
involves DELIBERATE decision to pursue a specific course of action
3 main components of public policy - ANSWER1. Identify/define problem (MOST
IMPORTANT)
2. Identify objectives/goals
3. Define how these goals will be achieved
political context - ANSWERBAD
policies serve the economic elites
no increase in taxation for wealthy
disengaged citizenry - ANSWERthe privileged person looks at the lived reality of the
less privileged and assumes that the world works for others the way it works for
themselves
vulnerable disengage in society because their internal mind thinks they don't belong
social policy in Canada - ANSWER1867-1930s: early period (limited state
involvement)
