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Population Health

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.
The Population Health Approach offers benefits in three main areas... Which of these listed is NOT a benefit of Population Health Promotion? 
a)
Overall social stability and well-being for Canadians
b)
Increased prosperity, because a healthy population is a major contributor to a vibrant economy
c)
Reduced expenditures on health and social problems
d)
Addressing clinical factors related to particular diseases and disease process
2.
According to the CNA document, "Social Determinants of Health and Nursing: A Summary of the Issues", The Black Report (1980) concluded that differences in health status were not the result of _______ differences, but rather of _______ differences in the way the members of these different classes led their lives. 
a)
Person, Societal
b)
Individual, Structural 
c)
Individual, Societal 
d)
Person, Structural 
3.
The following are all examples of Social Determinants of Health-EXCEPT:
a) Social Status
b) Health Behaviours
c) Employment/Job Security
d) Healthy Child Development
e) Gender
a)
b) & e)
b)
b)
c)
d)
d)
a)
4.
The Base of the Population Health Promotion Model consists of...
a)
The WHO-who are we aiming our program/ services/ interventions at?
b)
The WHAT-What are we working on addressing?
c)
The WHY-Why are we doing what we're doing?
d)
The HOW-How are we using strategies for getting the program/ intervention / services done?
5.
What came first-the Determinants of Health OR the Social Determinants of Health?
a)
The DOH
b)
The SDOH
c)
They both were developed at the same time
d)
I have not a clue 
6.
There is one side of the Population Health Promotion Model (PHPM) that you've seen before... What side of the cube is it and where have you seen it before? 
a)
It's the HOW and it's from the Ottawa Charter
b)
It's the HOW and it's from the Lalonde Report
c)
It's the WHO and its from the Ottawa Charter
d)
It's the HOW and its from the EPP Report
7.
PHNs in Toronto are working with all homeless teens at Covenant house to link them to vocational training and remedial skill development to increase their employability and build capacity.  
This is an example of which WHO, WHAT and HOW of the PHPM?
a)
Individual, Culture, Develop Personal Skills
b)
Individual, Education, Develop Personal Skills
c)
Population, Education, Develop Personal Skills
d)
Population, Culture, Develop Personal Skills
8.
These are ways you can find population health indicator information. Which one of these can you not use as a population health indicator?  
a) Lit search
b) Environmental Scan
c) Key Stakeholders
d) Windshield Survey 
a)
a)
b)
c)
c)
d)
d)
You can use all of these as a method to obtain population health indicator data
9.
Social Marketing Campaigns to raise awareness on a particular health issue (such as campaigns regarding obtaining a yearly flu shot)  are an example of what level of health prevention?
a)
Secondary Prevention
b)
Primary Prevention
c)
Tertiary Prevention 
d)
All levels of Prevention 
10.
According to the CNA document "Social Determinants of Health and Nursing: A Summary of the Issues",
which 2 diseases show the strongest link to the social determinants of health? 
a)
Cancer & Heart Disease
b)
Diabetes & Cancer
c)
Diabetes & Heart Disease
d)
Cancer & Depression 
11.
Health inequities are addressed through BLANK to determine the primary factors that influence health at the population level 
a)
Data Retrieval
b)
Research
c)
The Ottawa Charter
d)
Public Policies 
12.
Who wants to add "Food Security" to the list of SDOH?
a)
Raphael 
b)
CNA
c)
PHAC
d)
The Ottawa Charter
13.
All of these are examples of health indicators, except...
a) Life Expectancy
b) Emergency Admissions at the Local Hospital
c) Breastfeeding Rates
d) Maternal Mortality 
a)
a)
b)
c) 
c)
b)
d)
All of these are examples of health indicators 
14.
What is our best link to social justice, social change, and social reform? 
a)
Public Health 
b)
Health Promotion 
c)
Neither 
d)
Both 
15.
What is a harm reduction approach?
a)
A philosophy rooted in the idea that abstinence-based treatment is the ideal way to treat addiction.
b)
A philosophy to healthcare implemented with the goal to protect the health and reduce complications of those who engage in high-risk behaviours 
c)
A philosophy rooted in the premise that high-risk  individuals receive generalist services that enforce taking full responsibility for ones health
d)
A philosophy to care implemented in a way that promotes services for high-risk populations exclusively based on counseling therapies and 12-Step programs