M3.Roles and Responsibilities

All are concerns of Public Health, EXCEPT:

• improving access to health care

• health promotion

• preventing and controlling infectious disease

• reducing environmental hazards, violence, substance abuse and injury

• none of these

Interprofessional collaboration begins with mutual respect, clear communication, and a focus service as the center of care.

• TRUE

• FALSE

It requires a specialized knowledge that is learned through intensive and long academic preparation.

• PROFESSION

• EDUCATION

• UNIQUE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

• SERVICE

• AUTONOMY

It is standardized and takes place in an institution where higher learning is being taught.

• PROFESSION

• EDUCATION

• UNIQUE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

• SERVICE

• AUTONOMY

It is a professional discipline that is specific and serves as the basis for the practice of the profession.

• PROFESSION

• EDUCATION

• UNIQUE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

• SERVICE

• AUTONOMY

There is a sense of calling to the discipline, a sense of mission and responsibility to the public.

• PROFESSION

• EDUCATION

• UNIQUE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

• SERVICE

• AUTONOMY

It means that it is the only members of the profession, themselves, are the one who will decide what will be the required educationally and legally to become and remain as a practitioner of that profession.

• PROFESSION

• EDUCATION

• UNIQUE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE

• SERVICE

• AUTONOMY

It acts as the framework of decision-making and is an example of standard or practice.

(small letters only)

These are the activities of the members of the profession that are specific and are allowed legally to them as a result of their education.

(small letters only)

No single professional has enough skills or knowledge to perform all aspects of the profession's scope of practice.

• TRUE

• FALSE