ecological/system level change theories Flashcards
(9 cards)
what is the population health promotion model
preventing illness by addressing the root cause
- on what do we take action
- how do we take action
- with whom do we take action (family, community, system, individual)
what is the social ecological theory
looking at relationships to understand their behaviour and how we can change it
based on how relationships shape a person
- individual
- interpersonal
- organizational
- community
- society
what is the complexity science theory
basically life is rlly complicated
world is messy
change happens through interractions and adaptation
- interconnectedness: everything influences everything
- emergence: new patterns come from many small changes
- nonlinearity: change can cause big effect or no effect at all
- adaptation
- unpredictability what
what is the critical social theory
looks at social system: how can it be more equitable
looks at power and inequality
social critique
emancipation (empower people to resist)
reflection
what is intersetionalit y
understanding how different parts of ones identity can create unique experiences of advantages and oppression
what is relative risk
incidence among people exposed to X vs. incidence of people not exposed to x
what is incidence
number of new cases that occur within a population at a given time
what will incidence and prevalence look like with chronic disease
incidence will be lower and prevalence will be high er
what are proportional morbidity ratios
deaths from a specific cause