Tag: Health

Public health officials, healthcare workers, business owners, public servants, and other community members working together to promote improved population health.

Public health workers help communities identify health and social problems, and they plan and implement strategies to address these problems. Active community participation is instrumental to the success of this model.

Academic institutions collaborate with various community organizations in order to provide information and integrate within the community to promote and develop health policy in order to boost overall community health.

Demographic, health, and economic statistics of every county in the US.

NC health data and statistics. Also national and international health data

The beliefs towards the risks of certain behaviors influence individuals’ actions/perceived benefits in preventing the behavior.

Preventable differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or opportunities to achieve optimal health that are experienced by socially disadvantaged populations.

Attainment of the highest level of health for all people.

A measurable characteristic that describes: the health of a population, determinants of health, healthcare access, cost, quality, and use.

Changes in health that result from measures or specific health care investments.

Database to explore interventions and research on the social determinants of health.

Overall health database for US and NC.

Patients, doctors, nurses, community health workers, and reseachers working together to achieve a healthier and more effective health care work environment.

Database/journal of health policy analysis

State and national data about minority health

North Carolina health data

Health Data for a wide range of variables

Database about population health/reproduction health.

The health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group.

Planning model designed to teach students about health promotion. A framework for planning, intervention, and evaluation. Based on the assumption that theories will be effective if they, 1) come from the community 2) are planned … Read more