Action areas of the Ottawa charter - ANSWER 1- developing personal skills
2- creating supportive environments
3- strengthening community action
4- reorienting health services
5- building healthy public policy
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Action areas of the Ottawa charter - ANSWER 1- developing personal skills
2- creating supportive environments
3- strengthening community action
4- reorienting health services
5- building healthy public policy
Determinants of health - ANSWER factors associated with a person's life that can be modifiable or non-modifiable
Dimensions of health - ANSWER social, emotional, physical, mental, spiritual
Dynamic Health - ANSWER refers to changes in health that can occur at any time
Groups responsible for health promotion - ANSWER health promotion is the responsibility of individual's, communities, non-government organizations, and all levels of government
Health continuum - ANSWER a line of health where people are positioned depending of their health at any given time, it is continually changing
Health promotion - ANSWER the process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health
Mental health - ANSWER the capacity to express our emotions, adapt to a range of demands and to function productively
Modifiable health determinants - ANSWER factors relating to a person's health that can be changed or altered
Physical environment - ANSWER both natural and built aspects of where a person lives that can impact on an individual's health
Physical health - ANSWER the wellness of the body and the absence of chronic pain or discomfort
Political environment - ANSWER the policies and laws set by the Governments that can impact on the health of individuals
Responsibilities - ANSWER actions that we must take and tasks we must do
Rights - ANSWER entitlements that we all have
Social construct - ANSWER a concept that recognizes that people have different views based on their social circumstances and ways of seeing, interpreting, interrelating and interacting with their environment
Social health - ANSWER our ability to interact with other people in an interdependent and cooperative way
Social justice - ANSWER supports measures that aim at decreasing or eliminating inequity
Sociocultural environment - ANSWER aspects such as ethnicity, gender, education and geographical location that can impact on an individual's health
Socioeconomic environment - ANSWER how the money status of an individual can impact their health
Spiritual health - ANSWER relates to a sense of purpose and meaning in our life, and to feeling connected with others and society
Stress - ANSWER refers to the physical and psychological reactions that people exhibit in response to a particular stimulus
absence of disease - ANSWER old definition of health
world health organization (WHO) - ANSWER what organization changed the old definition of health
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