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This is a definition of rules, the regulations, and the boundaries within which a CHW may practice in a defined field
What is Scope of Practice?
A condition which is the result of traumatic experiences
What is post-traumatic stress?
An acronym for "lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer" with a "+" sign
What is LGBTQ+?
A disease that persists for a long time
What is chronic disease?
Help individuals, families, and communities to enhance their health, access services, and to improve the conditions for health, especially in low-income communities.
What is a CHW?
Described as a physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual phenomenon - an experience of personal fatigue, alienation and failure - or a progressive loss of idealism, energy and purpose sometimes experienced by people working in helping professions.
What is burnout?
This definition is the differences in health status between populations that are avoidable and preventable?
What is health inequity?
This type of named buying/selling of humans that has no age or gender specifics that can involve illegal labor, prostitution, etc
What is human trafficking?
This is the leading cause of death in Ohio.
What is heart disease?
It focuses on the individuals strengths and resources
What is client-centered interviewing?
The way we respond to and are affected by events or situations that place a demand on our internal and external resources
What is stress?
A health condition and chronic disease that is a result of not taking targeted medication, too much salt and sugar, chronic stress, heredity, lack of exercise, and substance use
What is hypertension?
This disease is primarily found in African-Americans, is inherited from your parents & changes the shape of Red Blood Cells.
What is Sickle-Cell disease?
Delusional or disordered thinking detached from reality; symptoms often include hallucinations.
What is psychosis?
Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance, Relapse.
What are the six stages of change?
Assessment, Policy development, Assurance
What are the 3 core functions of public health?
physical, emotional, spiritual
What are the 3 key areas of self-care?
This popular song from the 70's can help keep rhythm with compressions while performing CPR.
What is Staying Alive by the Bee-Gee's?
This document allows someone to name another adult person to act as their agent to make health care decisions for them if they become unable to do so.
What is Health Care Power of Attorney?
Goals/Mindset have been set by your patient/member and has decided to complete the goal with the resources supplied to the member/patient
What is the stage of change called action?
Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Knowledge base about the community, health issues and available services, Service coordination skills, Capacity-building skills, Advocacy skills, Teaching skills, and organizational skills.
What are the 8 core competencies of a CHW?
This acknowledges histories of discrimination and current dynamics of power and privilege, and asks service providers to examine their own biases in order not to impose assumptions— about behaviors, beliefs, or values— onto the client they work with
What is Cultural Humility?
What PHI stands for
What is Protected Health Information?
Limitations or ethical guidelines that define professional working relationships
What are boundaries?
This is an evidence-based collaborative, goal-oriented style of communication with particular attention to the language of change.
What is motivational interviewing?