FRHD 1100 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Passive Smoking, Health Canada, Chewing Tobacco
29 May 2018
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FRHD 1100 MIDTERM NOTES
INVITATION TO HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Health and Wellness
• Aboriginal and first nation
o Holism
▪ Interconnectedness
• Personal responsibility
• Balance
• Values
• History and community
• Outside/external influences
o Bimaadiziwin
▪ Way of the good life
Health and Health Promotion
• What is health
• Definition evolution
o Health
▪ Complete physical, mental and social wellbeing
o Health Factors
▪ Biology
▪ Environment
▪ Lifestyle
▪ Healthcare organizations
o Health= Disease/death→everyday living
o Health promotion
▪ Ability to aspire
▪ Satisfy needs
▪ Cope with environment
o Health challenges
▪ Inequities
▪ Prevention
▪ Coping ability
o Health promotion mechanisms
▪ Self care
▪ Mutual aid
▪ Healthy environments
o Implementation strategies
▪ Public participation
▪ Community health services
▪ Healthy public policy
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• Other health models
o Precede proceed
▪ Phases
• Planning
• Implementation
• Process
• Impact
• Outcome
o Quality of life
▪ Domains
• Being
o Physical
o Psychological
o Spiritual
• Belonging
o Physical
o Social
o Community
• Becoming
o Practical
o Leisure
o Growth
• Agencies
o Canadian institute for health information
o Public health agency of Canada
o Canadian institutes of health research
o First nations, inuit and aboriginal health branch of health Canada
o participACTION
o physical and health education Canada
• what is epidemiology
o defined as
▪ study of how and why different diseases occur in different groups
o research areas
▪ infectious
▪ chronic
▪ aging
o approaches
▪ environmental
▪ clinical
▪ genetic
▪ molecular
▪ social
▪ life course
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▪ pharmacoepidemiological
▪ surveillance
Wellness And Wellness Movement
• What is wellness
o Purposeful, enjoyable living
▪ Characteristics
• Personal responsibility
• Optimal enhancement
• Steps for prevention and living life
▪ Criteria
• High potential
• Total individual
• Adaptation
• Dimensions
o Social
▪ Interdependence between selves and environment
o Occupational
▪ Healthy to balance work and other commitments
o Spiritual
▪ Identifying basic purpose in life and achieving that potential
o Physical
▪ Participating in regular physical activity
o Intellectual
▪ Ability to think, learn, question and evaluate information
o Emotional
▪ Expressing and managing own feelings
o Environmental
▪ Respecting and attempting to live in harmony with nature
Health Challenges
• Demographic growth
o Main cause
▪ International migration
o Implications
▪ Health costs
• 2 leading death causes
o cancer
o heart disease
• hypertension
• unintentional/self inflicted injuries
• mental health issues
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Document Summary
Health and wellness: aboriginal and first nation, holism. Interconnectedness: personal responsibility, balance, values, history and community, outside/external influences, bimaadiziwin, way of the good life. Health and health promotion: what is health, definition evolution, health, complete physical, mental and social wellbeing, health factors, biology, environment, lifestyle, healthcare organizations, health= disease/death everyday living, health promotion, ability to aspire, satisfy needs, cope with environment, health challenges. Inequities: prevention, coping ability, health promotion mechanisms, self care, mutual aid, healthy environments. Implementation strategies: public participation, community health services, healthy public policy, other health models, precede proceed, phases. Wellness and wellness movement: what is wellness, purposeful, enjoyable living, characteristics, personal responsibility, optimal enhancement, steps for prevention and living life, criteria, high potential, total individual, adaptation, dimensions, social. Interdependence between selves and environment: occupational, healthy to balance work and other commitments, spiritual. Identifying basic purpose in life and achieving that potential: physical, participating in regular physical activity.
