CQ1 - How are Priority Issues for Australia's Health Identified?
CQ2 - What are the Priority Issues for Improving Australia's Health
CQ3 - What Role do Health Care Facilities and Services Play in Achieving Better Health for all Australians?
CQ4 - What Actions are needed to Address Australia's Health Priorities?
100

What are the measures of epidemiology?

Mortality, Infant Mortality, Morbidity, Life Expectancy

100

Which dot point does the following dash point fall under?

'- demand for health services and workforce shortages'

'A Growing and Ageing Population'

100

Identify the three levels of government

Local, State, Federal

100

What are the 5 action areas of the Ottawa Charter?

Developing Personal Skills

Creating Supportive Environments

Building Healthy Public Policy

Strengthening Community Action

Reorienting Health Services

200

Define Mortality Rate

Mortality rate, or death rate, is a measure of the number of deaths in a particular population  

200

What is the leading cause of cancer deaths for males?

What is the leading cause of cancer deaths for females/

Males = Lung Cancer

Females = Breast Cancer

200

Describe one advantage and one disadvantage of Medicare.

+ Subsidised health care through bulk billing

- No choice of doctor

200

True or False? Parents educating children is an example of building healthy public policy.

False

300

Identify each Social Justice Principle and provide an example of how they promote health.

Equity - Medicare 

Diversity - Health info in other languages

Supportive Environments - Bike Lanes

300

Identify the three preventable chronic diseases in Australia that we studied this term?

- CVD

- Cancer (breast, skin, lung)

- Mental Health

300

identify the two types of non-institutional health care and provide an example for each

Primary - GP, Pharmaceutical 

Secondary - Diagnostic Services

300

Provide 3 examples of how 'Creating Supportive Environments' has addressed road safety.

School Zones

Random Breath Testing

Bike Lanes

400

Explain why social justice is important in promoting a healthy community.

It ensures everyone is treated equally, reducing conflicts and promoting cooperation by addressing and advocating against discrimination. 

400

What are the three dot points under this critical question?

* groups experiencing health inequities

* high levels of preventable chronic disease, injury and mental health problems

* a growing and ageing population

400

Identify health initiatives that have been implemented to improve health equity for the following groups

People who live in Rural and Remote areas

People who have a Low SES


Royal Flying Doctor Service, Tele-Health


Medicare, PBS

400

Provide two benefits of partnerships in health promotion

Improves population well-being and helps identify individual and community health priorities.
500

Why is it important to prioritise prevention and intervention strategies?

Early intervention can decrease the burden of disease 

Reduces strain on health care system

Increase survival rates

500

What are the sociocultural, socioeconomic and environmental determinants that contribute to the health inequities that ATSI people face?

sociocultural - higher rates of risk taking behaviour i.e. smoking. Crowded housing. Older housing - exposure to mould.

socioeconomic - lower education levels, lower income, high risk jobs

environmental - rural and remote areas, poor access to health services

500

Identify 3 complementary and alternative health care approaches and provide 3 reasons for their growth.

acupuncture, aromatherapy, chiropractic, herbalism, iridology

increased migration, increase in availability, holistic medicine becoming more popular

500

Define the levels of responsibility for health promotion. 

Provide an example for each level of responsibility in relation to Building Healthy Public Policy.

Individual - Act in accordance with the policy

Community - Involving ATSI community in the implementation of 'Close the Gap'

Government - Create policies i.e. increase tobacco prices.