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HPRB Exam 2

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What is equality? Everyone receives the same resources even if their needs are different.
What is equity? People receive resources based on what they need to have a fair opportunity.
What are the 5 health promotion philosophies.? 1. Behavior change 2. Cognitive based 3. Decision making 4. Freeing / Functioning 5. Social change
What is the behavior change philosophy? Changing individual habits. EX: setting a goal to workout 4 days a week
What is the cognitive based pilosophy? Changing what people know or think. EX: Teaching someone about the dangers of smoking
What is the decision making philosophy? Comparing options to make the best choice. EX: Weighing the pros and cons of treatment
What is the Freeing / Functioning philosophy? Removing barriers outside someone's control. EX: Helping people who lack transportation to a clinic
What is the social change philosophy? Changing policies or systems. EX: Passing a law that improves healthcare access.
What are the core ethical principals in health promotion? Beneficence, Non-Malfeasance, Autonomy, Honesty, Respect and Justice
What best demonstrates autonomy? If a patient refuses treatment and the health educator respects that choice.
What are the 6 areas of responsibility in professional ethics? 1. Public 2. Profession 3. Employers 4. Deliver health education and promotion 5. Research and Evaluation 6. Continuing education
What is APHA? American Public Health Association; professional organization for public health , including students
What is SOPHE? Society for Public Health Education; provides journals and professional development
What is GASOPHE? Georgia state-level SOPHE
What is NCHEC? National Commission for Health Education Credentialing; oversees health education credentials.
What is Accreditation? An organization checks whether a school program meets standards. EX: UGA college of public health is accredited by CEPH
What is Licensure? A government agency gives someone legal permission to practice a profession EX: A nurse receiving a nursing license.
What is Certification? A profession recognizes someone who had demonstrated certain skills or knowledge. EX: Becoming a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES)
What is CHES? Certified Health Education Specialist.
What are the 9 major responsibilities under HESPA 3? 1. Assessment 2. Plan 3. Implement 4. Evaluate 5. Research 6. Advocate 7. Communication 8. Management 9. Ethics
Why are professional organizations important? They help people stay current and continue developing professional throughout their careers. (SOPHE)
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