AOS 2 youth health and well-being

Question 1

youth health and well being requiring health action

Answer 1

gambling
safety
alcohol and drugs
smoking and vaping
relationships and sexuality
mental health and well-being

Question 2

government progams

Answer 2

headspace
kids help line

Question 3

non-government

Answer 3

beyond blue
health play

Question 4

direct costs

Answer 4

include all those associated with preventing disease and illness as the diagnosis and treatment of the conditions

Question 5

indirect costs

Answer 5

not directly related to the diagnosis or treatment of the disease but are incurred as a result of having the disease.

Question 6

intangible costs

Answer 6

Include those costs that cannot be associated with a dollar value and instead relate to the human costs.

Question 7

Ottawa charter
bad cats smell dead rats

Answer 7

building healthy public policy
create supportive environment
strengthen community action
develop personal skills
reorient health services

Question 8

build healthy public policy

Answer 8

relates to decisions made by government and oraganisations around developing policies and laws that work to help people make healthy choices, which reduces ill health

Question 9

create supportive environments

Answer 9

recognises the impact that the broader determinants have on health and wellbeing and health status. involves making healthier choices easier by creating a physical and social environment

Question 10

strengthen community action

Answer 10

focuses on building links between individuals and the community and centers around the community working together to achieve common goals.

Question 11

develop personal skills

Answer 11

educate people with the health knowledge and skills they need to make informed decisions and take control over and improve their health.

Question 12

reorient health services

Answer 12

shift the health system towards health promotion and prevention as opposed to focussing treatment and cure