Nguồn ngoài
Introduction to Public Health
- Tác giả
- Fabiane Morales
- Nhà xuất bản
- Coastline College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
Mục lục· 101 mục
- 01: What is Public Health
- 1.01: What Exactly is Public Health
- 1.02: History of Public Health
- 1.03: Public Health vs Personal Health
- 1.04: Approaches to Protect and Promote Health
- 1.05: Risk Factors and Protective Factors
- 1.06: The Healthy People Initiative 1990-2030
- 1.07: Social Determinants of Health
- 02: Evidence-Based Public Health
- 2.01: What Does Evidence-Based Practice Mean
- 2.02: Burden of Disease and Epidemiology
- 2.03: Vital Statistics
- 2.04: Health Disparities and Inequalities
- 2.05: Types of Population Studies
- 2.06: Observational Studies
- 2.07: Experimental Studies
- 2.08: Etiology and Contributory Cause
- 2.09: Program Planning
- 2.9.01: Program Planning - Needs Assessment
- 2.9.02: Program Planning - Goals and Objectives
- 2.9.03: Program Planning - Implementing an Intervention
- 2.9.3.01: Recommendations
- 2.9.3.02: Primary Secondary and Tertiary Intervention
- 2.9.04: Program Planning - Evaluation
- 2.9.05: P.E.R.I.E. Process
- 03: Data and Communication
- 3.01: Where do Public Health Data Come From
- 3.02: Public Health Surveillance
- 3.03: Notifiable Diseases
- 3.04: Quality of Health Information
- 3.4.01: Internet Social Media and the Age of Algorithm
- 3.4.02: Credible Sources
- 3.05: Measuring the Health of a Population
- 04: Public Health and Behavioral Science
- 4.01: The Relation between Public Health and Social and Behavioral Sciences
- 4.02: The Relation between Social Systems and Health
- 4.03: Behavioral Change Models and Theories
- 4.3.01: Theory of Planned Behavior
- 4.3.02: Health Belief Model
- 4.3.03: Social Cognitive Theory
- 4.3.04: Self-Determination Theory
- 4.3.05: Transtheoretical Model AKA-Stages of Change
- 4.3.06: The Social-Ecological Model
- 4.3.07: Community Intervention Models
- 4.3.08: Mobilizing Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
- 4.3.09: PRECEDE-PROCEED Model
- 4.3.10: Diffusion of Innovation
- 4.04: Influence of Change Health Behavior
- 4.05: Prevalent Health Concerns through the Life Phases
- 4.5.01: Maternal Infant and Child
- 4.5.02: Adolescent and Adulthood
- 4.5.2.01: Unintentional Injuries
- 4.5.2.02: Violence
- 4.5.2.03: Drug Abuse and Addiction
- 4.5.2.04: Tobacco Use
- 4.5.2.05: Nutrition
- 4.5.2.06: Physical Activity and Fitness
- 4.5.2.07: Obesity
- 4.5.2.08: Mental Health
- 05: Health Law Policy and Ethics
- 5.01: Bioethics
- 5.02: Police Power
- 5.03: Health Policy
- 5.04: Types of Law
- 5.05: Pandemic Response
- 06: Non-Communicable Diseases
- 6.01: Non-Communicable Diseases and Public Health
- 6.02: Screening
- 6.03: Interventions
- 6.04: Genetic Testing
- 6.05: Research
- 07: Communicable Diseases
- 7.01: Communicable Diseases and Public Health
- 7.02: Endemic Epidemic and Pandemic
- 7.03: Tools of Public Health- Barrier
- 7.04: Tools of Public Health- Screening
- 7.05: Tools of Public Health- Immunization
- 7.06: Tools of Public Health- Treatment
- 7.07: How can elimination or eradication be attained
- 7.08: Pandemic Prevention
- 08: Environmental Health and Safety
- 8.01: Issues in Environmental Health
- 8.02: Unaltered Altered and Built Environments
- 8.03: Risk Assessments
- 8.04: Multiplicative Interaction
- 8.05: Safety
- 09: Health Professionals and Healthcare Systems
- 9.01: Health Professionals
- 9.02: Healthcare Institutions
- 9.03: Healthcare Systems
- 9.3.01: Health Insurance Terms
- 9.3.02: Governmental System
- 9.3.03: Employer-based Systems
- 9.3.04: Uninsured and Underinsured
- 10: Public Health Institutions and Systems
- 10.01: Essential Public Health Services
- 10.02: U.S. Public Health Agencies
- 10.2.01: Federal Agencies
- 10.2.02: State and County Health Agencies
- 10.2.03: Quasi-Governmental Organizations
- 10.03: The World Health Organization