11PD Revision

What are the levels of responsibility for health promotion that need to be learned?

• Federal, state, and local government divisions

• Schools, hospitals, and government agencies

• Individual, community, and national policies

• Government, non-government, and local community partnerships

How does health promotion based on the Ottawa Charter promote social justice?

• By increasing taxes on unhealthy products

• Through mandatory health education

• Through privatization of health services

• By ensuring equitable access to health services

What is the role of the government in creating supportive environments according to the Ottawa Charter?

• Providing personal health advice

• Directly managing community health programs

• Funding private health initiatives

• Planning, implementation, and management of infrastructure

What is an example of developing personal skills in health promotion?

• The K to 10 PDHPE syllabus in New South Wales

• The implementation of the Close the Gap statement

• Community involvement in policy feedback

• Government funding for private health research

How are communities involved in healthy public policy?

• Funding local health initiatives

• Managing local health services

• Through contributing to policy development and carrying out policies locally

• By approving government health policies

What is the importance of the five action areas of the Ottawa Charter?

• They ensure health promotion is based on social justice principles

• They promote private health care

• They mandate health education in schools

• They focus solely on curative health services

What is the role of individuals in creating supportive environments?

• Providing feedback on government health services

• Funding community health programs

• Making better health choices and maintaining the environment

• Developing public health policies

What are the benefits of partnerships in health promotion?

• Centralization of health services

• Decreased work and saving money

• Mandatory health screenings

• Increased private sector involvement

How does strengthening community action contribute to health promotion?

• By reducing community involvement in health decisions

• Through government-led initiatives only

• Through privatization of community health services

• By empowering communities to act and implement policies

What is an example of reorienting health services?

• TV advertisements for health promotion

• Mandatory health education in private schools

• Privatization of health care facilities

• Reduction of government funding for health