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16 Cards in this Set
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What are the 5 themes of the Ottawa charter? |
1) build healthy public policy 2) create supportive environments 3) strengthen community action 4) develop personal skills 5) reorient health services |
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What is the 'creating supportive environments' theme about? |
The importance of making the physical, social and political environment supportive to health |
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What is the settings approach? |
- Focuses on a particular setting e.g. schools, workplace, home - brings services to the people to improve access to care/treatment |
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What is the health promoting schools concept? |
- Worldwide movement developed by WHO in the early 1900s - schools have a more holistic approach to health and have become more strategic in their planning and actions |
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What is the health promoting schools concept? |
- Worldwide movement developed by WHO in the early 1900s - schools have a more holistic approach to health and have become more strategic in their planning and actions |
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What is the health promoting schools model? |
Tipu Ka Rea - Grow, Expand, Multiply |
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What's an example of health promotion in relation to classroom teaching and learning? |
- healthy eating - 5 plus a day - captain carrots vegetable garden - recycling and worm farms |
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What's an example of health promotion in relation to classroom teaching and learning? |
- healthy eating - 5 plus a day - captain carrots vegetable garden - recycling and worm farms |
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What are some examples of health promotion in relation to creating supportive physical environments? |
- providing healthy food options for kids who buy lunches at school - hanging up health eating posters, charts etc in class - captain carrots vegetable garden |
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What are some housing related preventable diseases? |
- meningococcal - tuberculosis - sudden unexpected death of infant - asthma - rheumatic fever - respiratory disease e.g. Bronchiolitis |
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What is the healthy housing initiative? |
- Collaborative approach initiated in 2000 by housing NZ, CMDHB, northland DHB, and Auckland's public health agency - aims to provide warm, dry and uncrowded homes to reduce risk of infectious disease spreading |
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What are some examples of what the healthy housing initiate does? |
- provides free insulation, ventilation and heating - upgrading kitchen, bathroom, creation of open plan living - adding on extensions to homes - transfer (part or whole) of the family to alternative existing housing NZ homes |
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What are the 4 goals of the healthy housing programme? |
- reduce overcrowding - reduce risk of housing related health problems - improve access to health and social services - increase awareness of infectious diseases |
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What is snug homes? |
- health and housing initiative initiated by CMDHB, Manukau city council, Papakura district council, and ECO insulation - insulates homes of low income families - undertakes health and social assessment |
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What is snug homes? |
- health and housing initiative initiated by CMDHB, Manukau city council, Papakura district council, and ECO insulation - insulates homes of low income families - undertakes health and social assessment |
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What is the eligibility criteria for snug homes? |
- lives in Counties Manukau, Papakura or franklin area - lives in a home built before 2000 - has a community services card - children under 14, elderly over 65 with respiratory problems |
