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Mind Map by Carter Flanigan, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Carter Flanigan
over 10 years ago
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The five essential actions to improve
health and create greater equality in
health
- 1. developing personal
skills
- • communication • problem solving • planning •
decision making • conflict resolution • goal
setting.
- Leads To:
- • the ability to seek information •
individual empowerment •
self-reliance (autonomy).
- • the ability to seek information •
individual empowerment •
self-reliance (autonomy).
- Leads To:
- • communication • problem solving • planning •
decision making • conflict resolution • goal
setting.
- 2. Creating Supportive Environments
- All levels of government share a responsibility for promoting
health improvements by providing the funding, strategic
leadership, infrastructure and personnel needed to create
supportive environments
- All levels of government share a responsibility for promoting
health improvements by providing the funding, strategic
leadership, infrastructure and personnel needed to create
supportive environments
- 3. strengthening community actions
- Examples of community resources that can work effectively together are schools, workplaces, self-help groups,
local governments, community health centres, doctors, the media and interest groups. Projects such as Active
After School Communities, Health Promoting Schools, Healthy Catchments and the New South Wales
Government's Live Life Well campaign have involved the partnership of many groups within the community to
successfully address local health concerns.
- Examples of community resources that can work effectively together are schools, workplaces, self-help groups,
local governments, community health centres, doctors, the media and interest groups. Projects such as Active
After School Communities, Health Promoting Schools, Healthy Catchments and the New South Wales
Government's Live Life Well campaign have involved the partnership of many groups within the community to
successfully address local health concerns.
- 4. Reorienting health services
- Health promotion can take place in a number of settings, such as schools, workplaces and community
health centres, as well as through NGOs, such as the National Heart Foundation of Australia and the Cancer
Council. An example of this reorientation includes health professionals working with and supporting schools
in health promotion initiatives such as MindMatters, Jump Rope for Heart and the New South Wales Healthy
School Canteen Strategy.
- Health promotion can take place in a number of settings, such as schools, workplaces and community
health centres, as well as through NGOs, such as the National Heart Foundation of Australia and the Cancer
Council. An example of this reorientation includes health professionals working with and supporting schools
in health promotion initiatives such as MindMatters, Jump Rope for Heart and the New South Wales Healthy
School Canteen Strategy.
- 5. Building Healthy Public Policy
- Some examples of healthy public policy include taxation subsidies on low-alcohol beer, legislation relating
to driving while under the influence of alcohol and drugs, labelling requirements for packaged food products,
occupational health and safety regulations, legislation on smoking in enclosed public places such as clubs
and pubs, and school policies related to sun safety.
- Some examples of healthy public policy include taxation subsidies on low-alcohol beer, legislation relating
to driving while under the influence of alcohol and drugs, labelling requirements for packaged food products,
occupational health and safety regulations, legislation on smoking in enclosed public places such as clubs
and pubs, and school policies related to sun safety.
- • Acceptance and application of social justice principles is essential for effective health
promotion.
- • The Ottawa Charter provides an effective framework for health promotion initiatives to be modelled upon.
- • Health promotion is the process of enabling individuals to increase control over their health and improve
their health.
- • Health promotion is the process of enabling individuals to increase control over their health and improve
their health.
- • The Ottawa Charter provides an effective framework for health promotion initiatives to be modelled upon.
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