Understanding Public Health: Disease, Inequalities, Strategies, Epidemiology, Theories and Approaches

This assignment covers understanding of disease and ill health and principle behind inequalities in health, strategies to promote health promotion, role of epidemiology and demographic in relation to public health and theories and approach used in health promotion.

PUBLIC HEALTH

Table of Contents

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Speaker notes: The role of public health is to promote the welfare of the entire population and
also ensure the security and protect from the spread of disease and environmental hazard and
help other to ensure the access of safe and quality of health. Moreover, health is defined as the
complete physical, mental and emotional wellbeing of any individual and show the absence of
disease. The assignment covers understanding of disease and ill health and principle behind
inequalities in health, strategies to promote health promotion, role of epidemiology and
demographic in relation to public health and theories and approach used in health promotion.
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Speaker notes: There are some of the difference which is used to defined between the ill health
and the disease, illness is defined as something which is need to be managed which include
feeling such as pain, discomfort, distress and weakness and many more. Moreover, these are
some of the two thing which is not mutually exclusive and they are usually often together.
Whereas, disease is referring as something which is need to be cured at the particular period of
time. While taking the contrast of layman term, the illness sis usually termed as the unwell and
unhealthy state of mind and the body.
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Speaker notes: These classification is based on the measurable way which provide information
related with occurring disease, infectious disease means pathogen inducting disease, deficiency
disease means due to absence of element in the body, hereditary means due to the previous
family background and last one is cause due to the alteration in the body.
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Speaker note: Health promotion which help to reduce the premature death. They are focusing on
prevention, health promotion reduces the cost which include financial and human.
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Speaker note: It is well analysed the health promotion is usually effective in order to enhance
reliability and validity of the health outcome which is based on the particular health promotion.
In addition to this, the proper evaluation and strategies are used to follow in order to maintain the
factor and approach which is beneficial for formulation of health factors which enhance the
quality of health aspect. Moreover, some typical activities of health promotion include
communication, raising awareness about the healthy behaviour. In addition to this, there are
counted five approach which is useful in order to promote the health promotion and enhance the
health of the population. The five approach of health promotion include medical, behavioural,
change, educational, client centred and societal change.
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Speaker notes: They also used to develop knowledge which is based on the technique of
prevention and to control. It is important to follow the aspect which is reliable and make an
approach which is based on the epidemiology which cannot be overstated. The epidemiology
save lives and also develop provide aspect that improve the global and long term health. The
major goal of the epidemiology is to prevent and reverse the negative health impact within public
health practice.
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Speaker note: In addition to this, the National Health Service play vital role in every health issue
which is related with the public health. As per current time, the statistical data of the UK is used
to inform the cases of Coronavirus with the analysis of demographic. For example, Dr. John
Snow’s investigate outbreak of cholera in London which contain many more the component of
the epidemiological studies which influence on public health policy at the period which is
limited. For example, they usually include race, sex and the age of the population which is
studied.
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Speaker note: It helps to examine the relationship between which is based on health and
population characteristic and the complication for various group.
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Theories of health promotion
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Speaker notes: In addition to this, the health promotion model arte usually focused on the
exploring of people attribute about the health and individual that related with the experience.
According to the depth of theory, the people lifestyle, psychological health and social and
cultural environment used to create understanding which is related with the health decision.
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Speaker notes: The health belief model is used to provide an aspect and perception which is
based on the health issue. The outcome which is raised due to the health promotion which help to
provide quality of health and improve standard of lives.
Approach of health promotion
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Speaker notes: In addition to this, the lifestyle change is used to change that regulate quality of
health. The behavioural change is used to focus on the change which provide quality of aspect to
deal with the non-uniform aspect which create complication with health. The change in the
lifestyle and diet plan may produce quality of health.
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Speaker note: Moreover, the health promotion technique is more effective when it taking under
the consideration which produce quality of health. The health promotion technique and tool is
more efficient to provide support and care to number of populations. The theories and approach
also provide aspect for the improvement of health and focus on positive attitude which provide
adoptive health.
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REFERENCES
Books and Journals
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