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all factors which affect health are known as ?
the determinants of health
what is common risk factor approach?
focusing on and changing small number of factors to address a large number of diseases
What are some of public health approaches to prevention?
Whole population aproach
Risk approach
Screening
What are the two types of risk approaches? Explain and give examples.
Targeted population approach

Specific communities who have greater risk compared to the whole population. eg. introducing fluoride tooth brushing programmes in a school with high caries prevalence

High risk approach

screen individuals with high risk and apply preventions.
eg. dental students and Hep B or genetically related breast cancer individuals
What are the major issues with screening?
acceptability and cost
what are some of the problems related with screening?
If the results are ineffective (waste of resource)
Over diagnosis-treatment of trivial conditions
Under diagnosis-ignoring important patients
Fear and anxiety
Draw Whitehead model
What are the factors which determine health according to Dahlgren and Whitehead?
Age,gender,genetic
Social and community network
Living conditions (unemployment, water sanitation, health care services, housing, education)
General socio0economic, cultural and environmental conditions