Ottawa Charter – Public policy (HSC SSCE Personal Development and Physical Education): Flashcards
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What is the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion?
What is the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion?
A framework for creating health strategies across sectors.
What does 'Building Healthy Public Policy' involve?
What does 'Building Healthy Public Policy' involve?
Including health in all policy areas, not just healthcare.
What is an example of legislation for health?
What is an example of legislation for health?
Mandatory seatbelt use and alcohol sales control.
What are fiscal measures in health promotion?
What are fiscal measures in health promotion?
Taxes and subsidies to encourage healthier behaviors.
What are health disparities?
What are health disparities?
Differences in health outcomes due to social factors.
What does social justice in health mean?
What does social justice in health mean?
Fair distribution of resources for health equality.
How do public health policies influence health?
How do public health policies influence health?
By promoting equal access and supportive environments.
What is a key example of public health policy?
What is a key example of public health policy?
Tobacco control laws to lower smoking rates.
What does the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme do?
What does the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme do?
Ensures affordable access to essential medications.
What outcomes do public health policies aim for?
What outcomes do public health policies aim for?
Reduce health disparities and promote fairness.