Year 12 Core 1 Ottawa Charter

Who plays a role in responsibility for health promotion?

• Only individuals
• Only Australian governments
• Australian governments, communities, and individuals
• Only communities

Why is it important to involve all levels of responsibility in health promotion?

• To reduce the role of individuals
• To achieve the best health results possible
• To create competition among the levels
• To limit the impact of health promotion

Who is central in strengthening community action for health promotion?

• Communities
• Only individuals
• Only governments
• Only communities

What role do individuals play in relation to health promotion?

• None
• Creating supportive environments
• Developing personal skills
• Strengthening community action

Which entity is vital in building healthy public policy?

• The government
• Only individuals
• Only governments
• Only communities

What is the role of individuals and communities in addressing health issues?

• They need to improve their capacity to address health issues
• They identify health issues but do not act on them
• They rely solely on government agencies
• They have no role in addressing health issues

How does partnership empower individuals in health promotion activities?

• By discouraging community involvement
• By limiting the scope of health promotion activities
• By promoting isolation
• By addressing the needs of individuals and communities

What role do individuals and communities play in the development of health promotion programs?

• They only provide financial support
• They only help with implementation
• They are not involved in the process
• They are involved in development, implementation, and analysis

How does partnership contribute to the effectiveness of health promotion?

• By discouraging community involvement
• By enabling promotion through various means
• By limiting the scope of health promotion activities
• By creating barriers to collaboration

What is a key aspect of partnerships in health promotion?

• Ignoring the needs of individuals and communities
• Focusing solely on government initiatives
• Addressing the needs of individuals and communities
• Promoting duplication of efforts