Misc 1
In order to reduce readmission rates, this needs to happen.
This is the issue that the PHN will most likely encounter in under-served areas.
What are disparities?
This level of prevention is involved when there is no signs of disease.
What is primary?
The occurrence of a disease is called this.
What is the rate?
There are ___ stages to this model by Prochaska and DiClemente.
What are five in the transtheoretical model?
Preparation phase would be important when facilitating the establishment of a clinic after the demographic data is collected.
If a class of adults on an education subject are not attentive, this should be done.
What is include the audience to participate in decision making? The focus of health communication and education should be on moving the patient to well-informed, self-care management on all aspects of health.
This is the tendency of people to view their way of doing things and their culture as superior.
What is ethnocentrism?
In research, this involves repeating a successful program or intervention in new settings or with different populations to assess its effectiveness and generalizability.
What is program replication?
This is the share of the population affected by a given condition at a specific point in time.
What is prevalence?
Unlike incidence, which measures how many people develop a condition over a specific period of time, prevalence captures the total number of cases at a given point. It is typically expressed as a percentage or as the number of cases per 100,000 people.
The health belief model specifies this.
What is (1) the severity of the potential illness or physical challenge
(2) the level of conceivable susceptibility
(3) the benefits of taking preventive action and
(4)what stands in the way of taking action toward the goal of health promotion
These are some areas of health literacy that must be addressed when working in public health.
What are the inability to read information related to treatment, the use of cognitive and social skills to empower the individual's participation in their healthcare, and utilizing cognitive and social skills to analyze information related to improving health?
This is any nursing work in which the nurse and the patient have different cultures.
What is cross-cultural nursing?
Program objectives written in the SMART format help to do this.
What is planning interventions and establishing measurement systems to evaluate programs and outcomes?
This measures the death rate for a specific cause of death within a population, typically expressed as deaths per 100,000 people per year.
This is the change that has occurred over the past 150 years regarding morbidity and mortality
What is a shift in chronic disease from infectious disease?
FYI this makes the PHN role important as they focus on wellness measures
After a goal is established, this needs to be done according to Skinner.
What is demonstrating positive reinforcement?
These are examples of community resources that PHN should be familiar with.
What are women's shelters, food banks, advocacy centers, and mental health services?
This is an important consideration in program planning and a key factor in grant making.
What is sustainability?
These studies review causality.
What are quasi-experimental, experimental, and randomized, control group?
This is the change management technique involves identifying factors within a community or organization that are driving or reinforcing change.
What is the force field analysis?
This epidemiologic model states that health status is determined by the interaction of characteristics from the host, agent, and environment?
What is the Epidemiologic Triad?
The members of a community who have interpersonal and intrapersonal connections.
What is a phenomenologic community?
This is needed in order to establish a clinic in a diverse area.
What is cultural competence?
Setting the factor to this helps ensure that the study's results are not due to chance alone.
What is setting the p-value to 0.05?
Exploring all of the possible factors that contribute to COPD as links in multiple interrelated chains would be this model?
What is the Web of causation?
The Web of causation strongly emphasizes the concept of multiple causation while de-emphasizing the role of agents in explaining illness.