SEM – Organizational level

Organizational level Nichole Murray ... –Impact on health and behavior –Use in public health •Understand the role of the organizational level in the Social Ecological Model –Characteristics and impact on health and behavior –Use in public health programs ... •Integrating educational programs that teach healthy food choices.

  Levels, Integrating, Organizational, Behavior, Organizational level

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: WORLD HEALTH …

Human effects on the environment and environmental effects on human health are an interconnected and complex web of interactions 13 RECIPROCAL EFFECTS: HEALTH ENVIRONMENT Climate Change Burning fossil fuels has changed the global climate This has multiple effects on ocean life, air quality, and food supply, all of which affect human health

  Global, Environmental, Effect, Environmental effects

Overview Health Policy Making Process

• Policy formulation 1. Agenda setting (in previous lecture) 2. Legislative development • Policy implementation 1. Rulemaking 2. Operations • Policy modification 3 Health Policy Making Process 4 Longest, B. B. (2002).Health policymaking in the United States. AUPHA/HAP. Legislative Proposals • Many sources of ideas for legislative proposals

  Health, Policy, Agenda, Health policy

Foundations of Public Health Immunology

Foundations of Public Health Immunology Innate Immunity, Inflammation & Nutrition. 2 Objectives Identify principles of innate immunity Identify receptors and responses of innate cells to microbes (alert system) Describe & identify examples of the 4 types of innate defensive barriers

  Health, Foundations, Public, Foundations of public health

HEALTH BELIEF MODEL (HBM)

theories were used in interventions (e.g., for smoking cessation) based on different theoretical approaches. TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL (TTM) • An analysis of smokers and the process of quitting found that smokers used different approaches for different periods or stages in their process of quitting. • CONCLUSION: People don’t necessarily

  Interventions, Smoking, Cessation, For smoking cessation

Descriptive Epidemiology - University of South Florida

Descriptive Epidemiology Descriptive epidemiology is the type of epidemiological research that provides information on disease patterns by considering various characteristics of person, place and time, using descriptive statistics. The purpose of …

  Epidemiology

APA Style Citation Guide Common Examples

APA Style Citation Guide – Common Examples See last page of guide for further explanation of APA Style Website, organization or association as author, no date Notes: If no date is available, write (n.d.). When the author is an organization, be sure to fully list the organization name. The organization name becomes the author.

  Common

Human Sexuality - University of South Florida

reproduction, not its sexuality or other behavior Thus, sex is really an anatomically-oriented term "Sex" is the act of intercourse itself while "sexuality" is everything else that goes into making you a sexual being. That includes all of your sexual knowledge, thoughts, values, …

  Human, Sexuality, Human sexuality

SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY (SCT)

SOCIAL NETWORK THEORY (SNT) •A social network is the network of relationships surrounding a person, or larger networks involving the person. • Focus is on the influence of networks on behavior. SOCIAL NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS • Centrality vs. marginality of individuals in network • Reciprocity of relationships

  Social, Network, Influence, The influence

Teacher's Guide: Fitness (Grades 6 to 8) - KidsHealth

Personal Health Series Fitness Quiz Answer Key 1. What are the three components to a well-balanced exercise routine? aerobic exercise, strength training, and flexibility training 2. Teens should get at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity each day. 3. When you exercise, you burn as fuel.

  Health, Fitness, Quiz, Fitness quiz

Grades 3 to 5 • Personal Health Series Food Labels

avoid or reduce health risks. • Demonstrate the ability to. use decision-making skills to enhance health. • Demonstrate the ability to use. goal-setting skills to enhance health. • Demonstrate the ability to. practice health-enhancing behaviors and avoid or reduce health risks. • Demonstrate the ability to advocate for personal, family ...

  Health, Label, Food, Food labels

View and Understand your Pay Stub

View Available Time Off Balances Shows balances for sick, vacation, personal and comp time if applicable. Direct Deposit Distribution Shows the distribution of net earnings for the pay period into one or more bank accounts