| A | B |
|---|
| Measuring Health Status | Role of epidemiology, Measures of epidemiology ( 4 measures) |
| Identifying Priority Health Issues | Social Justice Principles, Priority population groups, Prevalence of a condition, Potential for prevention and early intervention, Costs to the individual and community |
| Groups Experiencing Health Inequities | ATSI people and ONE other, Low SES |
| High Level of PreventativeChronic Disease, Injury and Mental Health Problems | CVD, Cancer (Breast, Lung, Skin), and ONE other Mental Health Problems |
| A Growing and Ageing Population | Healthy ageing, Increased population living with chronic disease and disability, Demand for health services and workforce shortages, Availability of carers and volunteers |
| Health Care in Australia | Range and types of health facilities and services, Responsibility for health facilities and services, Health care expenditure v's expenditure on prevention, Impact of emerging new technologies, Health insurance (medicare v's private) |
| Complementary and Alternate Health Care Approaches | Reasons for growth, Range of products and services, How to make informed consumer choices |
| Health Promotion Based on the Five Areas of the Ottawa Charter | Levels of responsibility for health promotion, The benefits of partnerships in health promotion, How health promotion based on the Ottawa Charter promotes social justice, The Ottawa Charter in action |
| The 5 Action Areas of the Ottawa Charter | Develop personal Skills, Re-orient Health Services, Build healthy public policy, Create a supportive environment, Strengthen community action |
