may include health promotion advice, such as encouraging patient to loss excess weight

this is an increasing importance to reduce impact of chronic diseases on the individual, institutional and societal level.

According to WHO, it is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not necessarily the absence of disease or infirmity?

According to WHO, a way of living that lowers the risk of being seriously ill or dying early

Active process of becoming aware and making choices toward healthy life

Healthy Balance of the mind, body, spirit

Can be based on mortality, the impact of a particular disease on quality of life and the ability to function.

Prevention of treatment and management of illness and preservation of health through services offered by health organizations and professionals

Social Determinants of Health:

Born, Grow, Live, Age

Social Determinants of Health:

Money, Power, Resources at global, national and local levels

the unfair and avoidable differences in health status seen within between countries

examples: Employment conditions, Working conditions, access to housing

How social determinants impact health

Cambridge Dictionary 2022:

The Act of stopping something from happening or of stopping an event

Mosby's Medical Dictionary, 8th Edition

Set of activities designed to protect patients and other members of the public from actual of potential health interests and their harmful consequences

WHO 1984:

Prevention the occurrence of the disease, such as risk factor reduction

Branch of Medicine that concentrates on keeping people well with a global disease prevention and health promotion

Science and art of preventing Medicine, promote health

(3rd) Tertiary Prevention

(2nd) Secondary Prevention

Primary Prevention

Levels of Prevention:

Symptomatic Disease

Levels of Prevention:

Early Diagnosis

Levels of Prevention:

Health Education and promotion & specific protective measures

Levels of Prevention:

address broad health determinants and minimize future hazards

Levels of Prevention:

pre-disease stage, aims to reduce incidence of the disease

Levels of Prevention:

Latent Disease, Early Diagnosis

Levels of Prevention:

Limitation of disability & rehabilitation from disease

Levels of Prevention:

Primordial

Levels of Prevention:

Primary

Levels of Prevention:

Secondary

Levels of Prevention:

Tertiary

Primary Health Care:

Occupational Health Services

Primary Health Care:

Monitoring Environment

Primary Health Care

First Aid and Emergency Services

Primary Health Care

Geriatric Health Services

Primary Health Care

Outpatient Clinic and Laboratory services