Definitions/Key Words
This term refers to how often diseases occur in different groups of people and why
Epidemiology
This type of graph is commonly used to show changes in physical activity levels among Australians over time.
Line Graph
This is the term for gathering information systematically for analysis.
Data Collection
This three-word approach focuses on 5 different action areas to promote health for individuals and communities.
Ottawa Charter?
Young people’s definitions of health are influenced by things like environment, education, and income. These are collectively known as this.
Determinants of health
UNESCO stands for?
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Between 2010 and 2020, this mental health condition showed a rising trend among young Australians.
An example of this data collection method is a survey asking students about their daily sugar intake.
Questionnaire
A campaign to promote Sun Safety in Australia, created by Cancer Council.
Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek, Slide
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), health is not merely the absence of disease, but a state of this.
Complete physical, mental and social well-being
This concept duo contrasts treating everyone the same with ensuring individuals get what they need to succeed, often illustrated with people of different heights trying to see over a fence.
Equality vs Equity
Name one social determinant that influences health trends in Australian youth.
Education, Access to Healthcare, Income
The Australian Bureau of Statistics uses this method to gather data from a random group that represents a larger population.
Sampling
The action area that is responsible for the planning, implementation, and management of infrastructure (e.g hospital and park locations, community centres etc)
Creating Supportive Environments for health
These are the five key dimensions of health.
Physical, social, emotional, mental, and spiritual
The agenda was created as 'a call to action to end poverty and inequality, protect the planet, and ensure that all people enjoy health, justice and prosperity'.
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The increase in screen time among teens has been linked to a decrease in this type of physical activity.
Incidental physical activity
This type of data is expressed in numbers, often used to measure health patterns.
Quantitative data
One aim of health promotion is to empower individuals and communities to increase this.
Control over their health
In health research, making sure participants are treated fairly, understand the research, and give permission to be involved refers to this.
Ethical Considerations
This trio of words tests the consistency of a measure, the accuracy of a measure, trustworthiness of the measure
Validity, Reliability, Credibility
If data shows a rise in obesity rates among young Australians over the past 10 years, this type of trend is being analysed.
Health trend or morbidity trend
In health research, making sure participants are treated fairly, understand the research, and give permission to be involved refers to this.
Ethical considerations
Name one role young people can play in advocating for health in their community.
Creating social media content, organising a health event, or peer educating
Name three risk factors that make Indigenous peoples more likely to experience Cardiovascular disease than their non-Indigenous counterparts.
Physical inactivity, Obesity, Diabetes, High blood Pressure and Tobacco smoking