What is the purpose of the Socio-Ecological Model for Health?

To understand the multifaceted nature of human behaviour

What are the steps in a health inquiry?

Planning, Explore, Interpret, Present

What cultural issues may arise and impact on the health of a given population group?

Gender roles, role of spirit, healing customs

Who are the 'Specific Population' groups

Rural & Remote, Prisoners, Indigenous

What is the purpose of the PABCAR model?

assists in decision making of health interventions in a pop.

What are the 4 types of needs

Expressed, Comparative, Felt, Normative

Proscriptive Norms are

Norms that prohibit you from doing something

An example of social justice in health is the

provision of mental health care services in regional areas

What is the purpose of a Needs Assessment

A method for reviewing health issues faced by specific group

How can social networks positively influence the health of cultural groups?

Through pop-up ads that educate about health issues

What are the 4 Social Justice Principles

Supportive Environements, Diversity, Access, Equity

Which of the following best describes the relationship between health literacy & health status

increased health literacy = increased health status

An expressed need refers to

A need that has been demanded by the community

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1
What is the purpose of the Socio-Ecological Model for Health?
Understand equity diversity & access in disadvantaged groups
To understand social behaviour of people
To understand the needs of a societal group
To understand the multifaceted nature of human behaviour
2
What are the steps in a health inquiry?
Investigate, Devise, Produce, Evaluate
Planning, Devising, Interpreting, Presenting
Planning, Explore, Interpret, Present
Investigate, Explore, Interpret, Present
3
What cultural issues may arise and impact on the health of a given population group?
Medication, food and diet, access
Gender roles, role of spirit, healing customs
Religion and faith, mistrust of western medicine, equity
Diversity, healing customs, role of elders
4
The largest and lowest needs on Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs is which of the following?
Physiological
Psychological
Self Actualisation
Sociological
5
Who are the 'Specific Population' groups
Veterans, Elderly, Indigenous
Socioeconomically Disadvantaged, veterans, Children
Rural & Remote, Prisoners, Indigenous
Prisoners, Youth, Elderly
6
What is the purpose of the PABCAR model?
explains why individuals behave in a particular way
assists in decision making of health interventions in a pop.
systematic method for reviewing health issues faced in a pop
targets the disadvantaged groups of people in the world
7
What are the 4 types of needs
Cohesive, Normative, Felt, Expressed
Felt, Expressed, Cooperative, Normative
Normative, Felt, Comparitive, Interactive
Expressed, Comparative, Felt, Normative
8
Proscriptive Norms are
Norms that encourage you to do something
Norms that are made by people who are considered popular
Norms of a specific group or culture
Norms that prohibit you from doing something
9
How can geographic location impact on the health of some cultures?
Greenspace & Access
Housing & Transport
Accessibility & Transport
Urban Design & Transport
10
An example of social justice in health is the
implementing policy that discourages community participation
provision of mental health care services in regional areas
promotion of vaccination programs through campaigns
provision of additional health services for the wealthy
11
What is the purpose of a Needs Assessment
Outlines the societal influence on health behaviour
A method for reviewing health issues faced by specific group
Setting goals for specific groups
Outlining the cultural influences on health behaviour
12
What is NOT a step in the PABCAR model
Amenability to change
Self actualisation
Benefits and Costs of implementing interventions
Identification of problem
13
Holding a fete that fundraises money for a new playground for children is an example of
Building Healthy Public Policy
Reorienting Health Services
Creating a Supportive Environment
Strengthening Community Action
14
Cultural norms can support and encourage unhealthy behaviour
True
False
15
How can social networks positively influence the health of cultural groups?
Cyber Bullying can impact cultural groups
Blogs that promote unhealthy behaviours
Websites discouraging people to seek medical assistance
Through pop-up ads that educate about health issues
16
Which are cultural factors that are likely to influence the health of a given population group
geographic location, adherence to customs and beliefs
education level, english language proficiency, health status
All of the above
sexual orientation, financial resources, preferred language
17
What are the 4 Social Justice Principles
Supportive Environements, Diversity, Access, Equity
Diversity, Access, Adaptability, Equity
Equity, Supportive Environments, Affordability, Diversity
Access, Supportive Environments, Equity, Availability
18
Which of the following are NOT healthcare system reforms in Australia
Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme
Public Screening Program
Public Vaccination Program
Private Health Insurance
19
Which of the following best describes the relationship between health literacy & health status
there is no relationship between literacy & health status
decreased health literacy = increased health status
increased health literacy = decreased health status
increased health literacy = increased health status
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An expressed need refers to
Comparing populations and determining needs as a result
A need based on research that defines people in a population
What communities say or feel they need
A need that has been demanded by the community

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