Which is NOT an action area of the Ottawa Charter?

Building Healthy Public Policy & Reorienting Community Action

Which healthcare system reform helps address ambulance ramping at public hospitals?

Private health insurance rebate

The nature of and extent of health inequities to ATSI groups involves:

higher rates of chronic disease, lower life expectancy

An example of a government policy to address unfair/avoidable differences in health status is

increase investment in regional development and rural jobs

What does reform mean?

The change something to improve the outcome

An example of social justice in health is the

provision of mental health care services in regional areas

Language barriers in health settings could include:

Dialect, accents and body language

The socio-ecological model of health is best described as

a set of broad determinants influencing health

Analysing trend data in a health inquiry enables researchers to

predict future rates of occurrence and events

Interventions to reduce health inequities and improve health outcomes should take into account

the characteristics and needs of specific groups

Cultural factors affecting organ donation rates include:

Cultural norms such as burial practices

The main purpose of a health needs assessment is to identify

health issue affecting community & determine suitable action

The ability to accurately read and interpret a consent form for a medical procedure is an example of

A competent level of health literacy

Which of the following represents the stages in PABCAR

Problem Amenability Benefit Cost Acceptability Recommendatio

is usually based on research and defined by experts.

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1
Which is NOT an action area of the Ottawa Charter?
Building Healthy Public Policy & Reorienting Community Action
Developing Personal Skills & Reorienting Health Services
Strengthen Community Action & Creating Supportive Environments
Reorienting Health Services & Strengthen Community Action
2
Which healthcare system reform helps address ambulance ramping at public hospitals?
Pharmaceutical benefit scheme
Increased access to health care
Public screening programs
Private health insurance rebate
3
The nature of and extent of health inequities to ATSI groups involves:
heavier birth weights, lower morbidity rates
lower infant mortality rates, less chornic diseases
higher rates of chronic disease, lower life expectancy
Less chronic diseases, higher life expectancy
4
Long waiting lists for patients to see a doctor is an example of
a felt need.
an expressed need
a cognitive need.
a comparative need
5
An example of a government policy to address unfair/avoidable differences in health status is
increase investment in regional development and rural jobs
introduce legislation for daylight saving
implement a levy for the use of mental health services
introduce a tax on fresh fruit and vegetables
6
What does reform mean?
The change something to improve the outcome
To reduce the amount you do
To change something for variety
The reduce the effectiveness of something
7
Which of the following is NOT an indicator of health status?
Life Expectancy
Physical Health
Mortality
Morbidity
8
Information for felt needs can be gathered through Government data and published inquiries.
True
False
9
An example of social justice in health is the
provision of additional health services for the wealthy.
promotion of vaccination programs through education campaign
provision of mental health care services in regional areas
policies to discourage community participation
10
Language barriers in health settings could include:
Verbal communication skills
The ability to read
Dialect, accents and body language
Personality style
11
The socio-ecological model of health is best described as
everyone taking action to improve their own & others’ health
individuals managing risk and taking action to avoid harm
a set of broad determinants influencing health
individuals being responsible for their own state of health
12
Analysing trend data in a health inquiry enables researchers to
advocate for additional research funding
identify the impact of social determinants on health
predict future rates of occurrence and events
look into the causes of death and disease
13
In Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, the need of 'Esteem' is described as including
Security and Warmth
Creative design
Giving and receiving love
A sense of worth
14
The third need in maslows heirarchy of needs is
self fulfilment
belongingness and love
safety needs
biological needs
15
Interventions to reduce health inequities and improve health outcomes should take into account
creative and innovative approaches
what has worked well in the past.
the characteristics and needs of specific groups
normative behaviour within a community.
16
Cultural factors affecting organ donation rates include:
Health literacy
Cultural norms such as burial practices
Religion and personal preference
The attitudes of specific groups
17
The main purpose of a health needs assessment is to identify
leader in the community who can advocate on behalf of others
health issue affecting community & determine suitable action
and propose strategies to address health inequities.
gap in services & lobby governments for additional resources
18
Everyday 1000's of kids all over the world die before their 5th birthday. This is mostly due to
health inequities.
low incomes.
parental neglect.
poor sanitation
19
The first A in PABCAR stands for what?
Ability
Actions
Amenability
Acceptability
20
The ability to accurately read and interpret a consent form for a medical procedure is an example of
Increasing patient knowledge of medical procedures.
The evolution of medical information
A competent level of health literacy
Effective patient practice
21
A biomedical factor that may impact health inequities is
Gender
Birth weight
Age
Access to health care
22
Which of the following represents the stages in PABCAR
Problem Amenability Benefit Cost Acceptability Recommendatio
Problem, Amenability, Benefit, Cost, Action, Recommendation
Problem, Amenability, Benefit, Calculation, Action, Response
Probability Amenability Benefit Calculation Action Response
23
An independent party working to resolve conflict between groups is applying the skill of
problem solving.
mediation
negotiation
conflict resolution.
24
Factors that create health inequities include
being overweight or obese.
having a predisposition to chronic disease
involvement in radical social groups.
being socially isolated.
25
Promoting and monitoring norms is a role of the WHO
True
False
26
A normative need
where people perceive and say what they want/feel they need
is what most people consider to be ‘the norm’.
reflects social norms, networks and majority norms.
is usually based on research and defined by experts.
27
Which of the following causes health inequity?
Access to food
Lack of assertiveness
Agricultural practices
Occupation
28
Measures a pandemic by using information on prevalence is:
Qualitative
Meta-Analysis
Quantitative
Experimental

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