Social View (Determinants) of Health
Which group does glucose tolerance belong to?
Biomedical factors
Name all the PERMA+ elements.
Positive emotions, engagement, relationships, meaning, accomplishment, sleep, nutrition, optimism, physical activity
What Ottawa Charter area would be having first aid training?
reorienting health services
What are the three types of resources in the River of Life graphic?
Personal, social, community
Define diversity (social justice principles)
Diversity refers to the differences that exist between individuals and groups
Name 2 determinants that belong in environmental factors.
landscape, climate, natural and built environment
How can one cultivate positive emotions when going through a difficult time?
One way to cultivate positive emotions during difficult times is to engage in activities that provide a sense of pleasure or relief, such as listening to music, practicing mindfulness, or engaging in physical exercise. Another way is to reframe the situation in a positive light and focus on the opportunities for growth or learning that it may provide.
What 2 Ottawa Charter areas would new p-plate laws (increased logged hours, increased probation period) be?
developing personal skills, building healthy public policy
What is the definition of a barrier?
Individual and environmental factors that limit access to personal, social and community resources
In your own river of life what are three examples of supportive environments.
Sport courts (tennis etc.)
Name one category that affects Socioeconomic characteristics.
General background factors, environmental factors, Individual Makeup
Define engagement and how to improve it.
Engagement revolves around losing self-consciousness during an activity which we enjoy and often has a challenging element.
Describe mediating.
Involving all people in health promotion and health care, across all areas of health.
Fill in the blanks. "Moving towards __ is enhanced when individuals an access and use __ and __ resources to strengthen, build or maintain __ resources"
Ease, social, community, personal
What is a health inequity?
Health inequities are systematic differences in health outcomes, are differences in health status between different populations or groups.
What category does body weight belong in?
Biomedical Factors
How can the PERMA+ framework be adapted to better account for the experiences of marginalized or disadvantaged individuals, who may face additional barriers to well-being?
Recognize the impact of systemic oppression on well-being, Incorporate an intersectional perspective, Emphasize the importance of social connectedness, Address trauma and provide strategies for managing trauma symptoms, Focus on community-level interventions.
Health, shelter and food are _______ for health.
Prerequisites
What are some 5 examples of community level barriers?
Unsafe neighbourhood, no drinking water, no public health care, no access to healthy good, no recreational/green spaces, polluted area, shorter life expectancies, no mental health resources, limited funding, lots of fast food and liquor stores, segregation in the community, housing insecurity, limited access to health care, bad public transport
How many characters strengths are there?
24
What’s 3 categories that affect Biomedical Factors?
General background factors, environmental factors, Individual Makeup, Socioeconomic characteristics, Knowledge and Attitudes, Health Behaviours, Psychological factors, safety factors.
What are some of the potential weaknesses in the PERMA+ framework?
Lack of cultural specificity, Overemphasis on positive emotions, Limited attention to context, Lack of guidance for implementation, Potential for overemphasis on individual responsibility
What Ottawa Charter area encompasses all other areas?
Building healthy public policy.
Give 5 examples of barriers in someone's place of learning (school).
Lack of access to supportive resources within a learning environment, limited years of learning in school, poor curricula, limited access to school supplies, having to attend a public school, little funding, lack of mental health resources, no extension groups or opportunities, lack of leadership opportunities, risk-taking peers who influence you, no education about risk-taking behaviours
True or false the minimum period of time for a data trend is 5 years?
False