Health Models

Front 1

What are the four views of the family?

Back 1

1. Family as a context (Traditional)

2. Family as a client (Family-centered care)

3. Family as a system (Family therapy)

4. Family as a component of society (Community health)

Front 2

What is the model that:

"believes health and illness are intricately linked with individual, family and community?"

Back 2

Family Health Model

Front 3

This model helps you understand a family's multiple stressors and plan ways to best address care needs

Back 3

Family Health Model

Front 4

The system theory, Family and Bioecological, is multidimensional. This includes what 5 systems?

Back 4

1. Microsystem

2. Mesosystem

3. Exosystem

4. Macrosystem

5. Chronosystem

Front 5

Which theory has this goal:

"Nurses collaborate with family to increase health promotion"

Back 5

Developmental and Family Life Cycle Theory

Front 6

This theory:

Focuses on life cycles of families and represents normative stages of family development

Back 6

Developmental and Family Life Cycle Theory

Front 7

This model believes that:

A family system is part of larger suprasystem and is also composed of subsystems

Back 7

Calgary Family Assessment Model

Front 8

This model believes that a change in one family member affects all family members

Back 8

Calgary Family Assessment Model

Front 9

This model focuses on what causes family stress and how family react to this stress

Back 9

Family Assessment and Intervention Model

Front 10

The __1___ __1___ structure must be protected at all costs, or the __2__ ceases to exist.

This is referring to what model? (3)

Back 10

1. Basic family

2. family

3. Family Assessment and Intervention Model

Front 11

The Family Assessment and Intervention Model has how many prevention / interventions?

What are they called?

Back 11

1. Primary Prevention

2. Secondary prevention & Intervention

3. Tertiary Prevention

Front 12

This focuses on moving individual and family toward a state of improved health or toward health promotion activities

Back 12

Primary prevention

Front 13

This attains system stability after stressors or problems have invaded the family core

Back 13

Secondary prevention / intervention

Front 14

This maintains system stability through intervention strategies that are initiated after treatment has been completed

Back 14

Tertiary prevention

Front 15

The Smith's Models of Health has how many views on family health?

What are they?

Back 15

1. Clinical Model

2. Role Performance Model

3. Adaptive Model

4. Eudemonistic Model

Front 16

This model identifies the elements of the family group and the patterns of transactions among family members that have been found to distinguish b/t healthy and unhealthy families

Back 16

McMaster Model of Family Functioning

Front 17

This model illustrates the complexity of the multitude of factors that affect family health

Back 17

Family Health Promotion Model

Front 18

This model addresses how families can play a part in promoting both the health of children and their capacities as health - promoting actors

Back 18

Model of the Health Promoting Family

Front 19

This model assumes that family health is systemic, process based, and includes individual and family unit interactions

Back 19

Family Health System Model

Front 20

This model suggests that it is impossible to separate family health into truly independent realms because they interact and are deeply intertwined

Back 20

Family Health System Model