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WorksheetsKIQ1, CP4 social justice principles
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are the four social justice principles?
Participation, Equity, Access, Rights (PEAR)
Freedom, Justice, Equality, Dignity
Community, Responsibility, Fairness, Inclusion
Empowerment, Advocacy, Solidarity, Respect
What does the principle of Participation emphasize?
Involving people in decision-making processes affecting their lives.
Making decisions solely by experts without public input.
Encouraging passive observation of decision-making.
Limiting involvement to a select few individuals.
What is the impact of Human Rights on health?
They foster safe, discrimination-free environments, improving mental health and ensuring fair healthcare access.
They create barriers to healthcare access for marginalized groups.
They have no significant impact on health outcomes.
They primarily focus on economic benefits rather than health improvements.
How do social justice principles promote individual empowerment?
By involving individuals in health decisions, fostering autonomy and informed choices.
By limiting individual choices to ensure equality.
By promoting competition among individuals for resources.
By enforcing strict regulations on personal freedoms.
How does the principle of Equity address socioeconomic disparities?
By providing resources based on individual needs, such as financial assistance for healthcare.
By ensuring everyone receives the same resources regardless of their situation.
By promoting equal opportunities without considering individual circumstances.
By focusing solely on economic growth and ignoring social factors.
How does Access relate to healthcare services?
Ensuring timely and appropriate access to healthcare services, such as tele-health for rural areas.
Providing healthcare services only in urban areas.
Limiting access to healthcare based on income levels.
Offering healthcare services without any technological support.
How does the principle of Participation benefit communities?
It empowers individuals and communities, fostering a sense of responsibility and ownership over health decisions.
It limits individual involvement in community health matters.
It focuses solely on government decisions regarding health.
It discourages community engagement in health initiatives.
How does the principle of Equity differ from Equality?
Equity treats everyone the same regardless of their needs.
Equity acknowledges different needs and aims to provide resources accordingly.
Equity is about providing the same resources to everyone.
Equity focuses on outcomes rather than individual needs.
What is an example of applying the principle of Equity in healthcare?
Providing more financial assistance for dental work to people with lower income levels.
Offering the same healthcare services to all individuals regardless of their needs.
Reducing healthcare costs for everyone equally without considering income levels.
Providing premium healthcare services only to high-income individuals.
What is the role of social justice principles in community health?
They empower communities to take control of their health and promote collaborative efforts for better health outcomes.
They focus solely on individual health without considering community needs.
They prioritize economic growth over health equity.
They discourage community involvement in health decision-making.
What rights are emphasized under the Rights principle in healthcare?
Legal rights to medical assistance, access to healthcare without discrimination, and the right to privacy and informed consent.
The right to choose any healthcare provider without restrictions.
The right to receive healthcare services only in emergency situations.
The right to refuse any medical treatment without consequences.
How do social justice principles impact health promotion?
They focus solely on individual health choices.
They aim to provide fair and equal treatment, addressing inequalities in health outcomes and influencing factors.
They prioritize economic growth over health equity.
They promote health initiatives without considering social factors.
How does the principle of Rights protect individual healthcare decisions?
It allows individuals to decline treatments conflicting with cultural or religious beliefs.
It mandates that all treatments must be provided regardless of personal beliefs.
It requires healthcare providers to prioritize profit over patient preferences.
It ensures that all patients must follow the same treatment protocols.
How does the principle of Access ensure inclusivity in healthcare information?
By providing resources like pamphlets in different languages for diverse cultural backgrounds.
By limiting access to healthcare information to only those who can afford it.
By offering healthcare services only in the most commonly spoken language.
By ensuring that all healthcare facilities are located in urban areas.
What is the focus of the Access principle?
Ensuring all people have access to necessary resources and opportunities for wellbeing.
Promoting individual success through competition and meritocracy.
Restricting access to resources based on socioeconomic status.
Encouraging self-sufficiency without external support.
