Public Health, Health Promotion and Occupational Health: quizzes, mind maps and notes

Top Public Health, Health Promotion and Occupational Health resources

Mind map CORE 1: Better Health for Individuals Eliza Maloney
Mind map Australia's healthcare system darchayn
22 questions
CHES Exam Practice Questions If advising members of the general public about the most valid online source for health information, the he... Cristin Grenier
100 cards
Dental public health III (100 Flash cards) -CATALYST-provokes or speeds up change; knows what needs to happen and motivate others to transform theri o... ACAPUN INSTITUTE
18 cards
Indigenous Health ATSI health in Australia Amelia Claire
Mind map Obesity & Overweight Zoe Beeny01
Mind map Acronyms acronym melanie_97
14 cards
Week 9 Homelessness (SDL) Addictive behaviour Migration and health Language Dolu Falowo

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Mind maps

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Flashcards

Notes

The Ottawa Charter - created from Mind Map Action areas Developing personal skills Creating supportive environments Strengthening Community action Reorienting health services Building public health policy Personal and social development occurs through the prov... rhys-42

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What this unit covers

The resources here come from GoConqr users and look at health from several angles. Some deal with how health is defined and how care is organised. Others focus on prevention, screening and workplace safety.

Health systems: the mind map Australia's healthcare system sets out the responsibilities of local, state and territory bodies, and Approches to Health Care compares the biomedical and social models of health.
Health promotion: the notes on the Ottawa Charter list its action areas, from developing personal skills to building public health policy.
Prevention and screening: the Screening tests- summary notes explain testing in apparently healthy people, and the USPSTF AB Recs flashcards run through recommendations from AAA screening to breast cancer.
Occupational health: Tutorial 3 - Sustainability and Occupational Health, the Bloodborne Pathogens quiz and the Syndrome of the sick building mind map.

Where to start

Begin with the mind map CORE 1: Better Health for Individuals. It breaks health into its dimensions, such as physical and mental or emotional wellbeing. Then move to Acronyms, which gathers short memory aids for the social model of health, the Ottawa Charter and the Australian healthcare system.

Using maps and quizzes together

Read a map first, then close it and test yourself. The Mental Health!....... map defines mental health and asks why it is a national health priority area. After it, try the quiz CC1.1.- What is Health? or the 433 CH Health Promotion Quiz 4. Note which answers you missed, then go back to the matching map branch.

Flashcards suit key terms. KK 6 - The National Health Priority Areas and Health Promotion are handy for quick review sessions.

Where it sits

This unit belongs to the Health, Wellbeing and Public Health strand within Medicine and health (other or general). Resources mention PDHPE and HSC, so school students will find course-style material, and university students and professional candidates can use the screening, global health and occupational topics.

Pick one topic today, work through its map and see what you can recall.

Frequently asked questions

Which resource should I open first?

Start with the mind map CORE 1: Better Health for Individuals. It lays out the dimensions of health and gives you a base for the rest. After that, Australia's healthcare system and Acronyms help you connect systems, models and the Ottawa Charter.

What do the mind maps cover?

There are over 100 mind maps. They range from health care models and priority issues in Australia to obesity, mental health, screening tests, COVID-19, One Health and supervised injection sites. Each one breaks a topic into branches you can scan quickly.

Are the resources free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself. A free account also saves your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, maps, flashcards and notes.

Which exams or levels do these suit?

The listed resources mention PDHPE and HSC, so school students can find material for those courses. Much of the page is aimed at university students and professional candidates, for example the CHES Exam Practice Questions quiz and the screening resources.

Are there quizzes for testing myself?

Yes, there are over 5 quizzes. Examples include Bloodborne Pathogens, Health Sci Midterm, Health Final Practice Quiz (JD) and Test - How to prevent COVID 19. Use them after reading a map or note to see what you remember.

What if my topic is missing?

Try a nearby topic first, such as health promotion, chronic illness or global health, as related maps may cover it. You can also build your own mind map, flashcards or notes on the topic and keep them for revision.

Public Health, Health Promotion and Occupational Health