Define me
Closely related to socioeconomic status.
Largely influenced by the school system
What is Education and Literacy?
provides emotional and practical resources to get through life.
Support from family, friends, and communities is associated with better or worse personal health.
what is Social Support Networks
A nurse advocates for a palliative patient to be able to spend his last few days in a teepee outside of the hospital
What is incorporating culture into healthcare?
A 63 year old aboriginal male who wants to retire because he feels "too stressed from work"
what is employment and working conditions
The five types of healthcare are universally available to all clients regardless of their geographic location
What is accesibility?
provides a sense of identity and purpose, social contacts, and personal growth
Affects social, physical, and mental health
What is Employment and Working conditions?
provides inherited disposition to a variety of health conditions that affect health status.
what is Biology and Genetic Endowment
A nurse providing education on diabetes and prevention to an obese 45-year-old female
What is Primary Prevention?
A 12 year old boy who suffered abuse at a younger age from his father.
What is Healthy childhood development
Clients are encouraged to participate in the decision making aspect of their own health.
What is public participation?
directly related to the level of sickness and life expectancy
influences indicators of health status, health care access and use and health-related behaviors
What is Income and social status
designed to promote health, prevent disease, and restore health and function
what is Health Services
A Dialysis program being implemented for a rural community by a nurse leader.
What is Accessibility?
What is Health services?
What is tertiary care?
A teenaged woman who uses smoking as a way to lose weight
What is personal health practice and coping skills
Establishes national and local health goals, healthy public policy, and planning and evaluation of healthcare services.
What is intersectoral cooperation?
-Climate change, acidic precipitation and soil contamination, air and water quality, directly affect very specific human health.
What is Physical environment
Some groups have an increased health risk due to socioeconomic environment that involves marginalization, stigmatization, loss of a language and culture
what is Culture
A nurse leader hosting a community information session on a heart-healthy diet so members can develop better eating habits
What is primary prevention?
what is public participation?
What is health promotion?
A Chinese woman who feels she cannot practice her traditional medicine
What is culture?
The modes of care are appropriately adapted to the communities social, economic and cultural development.
What is appropriate technology?
linked with the strength of social networks
social stability, recognition of diversity, safety, and good relationships allow for better personal well-being and health practices
what is Social environment
Infancy and early childhood are the foundations of adult health
what is Healthy Childhood Development
A nurse is collaborating with the government for funding a new health program.
What is intersectoral collaboration?
A rural farmer who is out in the sun all day and constantly exposed to inhaled irritants and chemical
What is physical environment?
The goal is decreased the demands for curative and rehabilitative care.
What is health promotion?