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PUBLIC HEALTH
CONCEPTS
Prof. Cindy Rose V. Misena, RPh, MOH
2nd semester, AY 2014-2015
20 November 2014
OBJECTIVES
To know the definition of health
To determine various concepts, perspectives and
determinants of health
To define globalization and its impact on health
To discuss different models of disease causation
theories
To know the evolution/historical background of Public
Health
To define Public Health and its core activities
To be aware of the major disciplines of Public Health
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WHAT IS HEALTH?
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Health Definition
State of being free from illness or injury
WHO Definition (1948): A state of complete
physical, mental, and social well-being and not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
Updated WHO Definition inclusion of socially
and economically productive life
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Physical
Mental
Social
Emotional
Spiritual
WHAT IS YOUR
PERSPECTIVE ON
HEALTH?
WHO Constitution:
The enjoyment of the highest attainable standard
of health is one of the fundamental rights of every
human being without distinction of race, religion,
political belief, economic or social condition.
DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
1. Health Field Concept
2. Ecological Field Concept
Socio-cultural
Health of
Community
Community
Organization
Behavioral
determinant
10-minute break
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WHAT IS GLOBALIZATION?
process of increasing political and social
interdependence and global integration that takes
place as capital, traded goods, persons, concepts,
images, ideas, and values diffuse across the
stated boundaries.
EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION
ON HEALTH
1. Accelerated economic growth and technological
advances have enhanced health and life
expectancy in many population
2. Increasing effects of international and bilateral
agencies
RISKS OF GLOBALIZATION
1. Food markets and obesity as well as chemicals
in food
2. Rapid spread of infectious diseases
3. Adverse effects on the environment
MODEL OF DISEASE
CAUSATION THEORIES
19th century models:
a. Contagion Theory
b. Supernatural Theory
MODEL OF DISEASE
CAUSATION THEORIES
20th century models:
a. Germ Theory
b. Lifestyle Theory
c. Environmental Theory
d. Multicausal Theory
5-minute break
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Historical Background
Historical Background
18th Century
industrialization / Edward Jenner / vaccination
against smallpox (1796)
19th Century
industrialization,
agricultural development
Historical Background
20th Century
period of health resources and development
(1900-1960); social engineering (1960-1973);
health promotion (Primary Health Care), and
market period (1985 and beyond)
PUBLIC HEALTH
C.E.A. Winslow Definition (1920):
the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and
PUBLIC HEALTH
American Public Health Association (APHA)
Definition:
practice of preventing disease and promoting
good health within groups of people, from small
communities to entire countries; includes health
professionals from many fields working together
with the common purpose of protecting the health
of a population
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6.
early
diagnosis
and
MAJOR DISCIPLINES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Nutrition
Reproductive Health
Environmental Health
Health Education
Epidemiology
MAJOR DISCIPLINES
6. Health Economics
7. Biostatistics
8. Health Service Management
9. Ecology
10. Research
11. Demography
REFERENCES
Evans, Marion Willard Jr., DC, PhD, CHES. (n.d). Basic Concepts in Public
Health. USA: Jones and Bartlett Publishers, LLC, pages 1-14.
Friis, Robert H., PhD. 2010. Epidemiology 101. Massachusetts: Jones and
Bartlett Publishers, LLC, pages 3-5.
Gidey, Gebrezgi, M.D., Sadik Taju, M.D., Ato Seifu Hagos. 2006. Introduction to
Public Health: Lecture Notes for Health Science Students. Ethiopia:
USAID pages 1-40.
Tortora, Gerard J., Berdell R. Funke and Christine L. Case. 1995. Microbiology:
An Introduction. Philippines: The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing
Company, Inc., pages 1-11.
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