deathrate or amount of deaths in a given population over a period of time.
What is mortality?
100
a person lives in an isolated or remote area
What is rural dweller?
100
methods commonly used to protect and restore health of individuals before the arrival of modern medicine
What is alternative medicine?
100
blueprint for health promotion designed in 1986
What is the Ottawa Charter for Health PRomotion?
200
state meaning and identify essential qualities
What is define?
200
the average age a person may live to, based on current death rates
What is life expectancy?
200
is a condition in which the body has a reduced ability to acquire glucose from the blood stream and put it in cells to be used as energy.
What is diabetes?
200
Institutional health care facilities
What is nursing homes, hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals?
200
providing community nurses to check blood-sugar levels, tests for early detection of diabetes, doctors conducting skin cancer checks in beaches
What is Reorienting Heath Services?
300
use, utilise, employ in a particular situation
What is apply?
300
the study of the patterns of disease and illness within a group or population
What is epidemiology?
300
a proportion of the population that shares one or more common characteristics that identifies tham as being more susceptible to a disease or illness
What is a group experiencing from inequities?
300
medicare, funding to for hospitals, nursing homes, governance over all institutional health care and PBS.
What is federal government?
300
Developing Personal Skills
What is educating a person in basic skills to lead a healthy life eg. PDHPE lessons in schools
400
identify components and the relationship between them; draw out and relate implications
What is analyse?
400
PEAR
What is the principles of social justice (participation, equality, access and rights)?
400
AIHW
What is Australian Institute of Health and Welfare?
400
Medicare
What is the health insurance scheme funded by the Federal government which entitles all Australian residents and citizens to basic health care.
400
a process that encourages people to increase control over and improve their health
What is health promotion?
500
add a degree or level of accuracy, depth, knowledge and understanding, logic, questioning, reflection and quality to evaluation
What is critcally evaluate?
500
the cost to society or the individual person in terms of non-economic value
What is social cost?
500
an environment factor that impacts and includes education, ethnicity, age, gender, location, employment, social and economic factors
What is social determinant?
500
curiosity, cost, last resort, prevention,word of mouth
What is reasons to choose alternative health care?
500
refers to formal staements put out by the governement that state priorities and plans in response to health needs, avaliable resources and other political pressures