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| loss of the ability to preform daily activities |
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Pre-offer = no medical inquiries
post-offer = everything open
Post placement = job related |
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| alternative work provided to the injured worker on a temp basis with expectation of eventual return to full duty |
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1) Disqualified 180/110
2) Certificate 160 /90 for three months to reduce Bp to goal
3) 140/80 if pt on hypertensive meds they can be certificate for 1yr. |
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| degree to which each occupational or non-occupational factor may have caused or contributed to particular injury |
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1) physical and mental impairment that limits major life activities
2) Record of impairment (mental illness or alcohol)
***does not cover uncomplicated pregnancy, drug use or left handedness, short term illness , sexual disease, |
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| Communication to larger bodies the nature and extent of risk associated with specific exposure |
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| approach to patient care that identifies and seeks to implement best practices across care with little variation. |
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| Prediction of probability adverse event. |
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1) Insulin dependent DM
2) 40db at 5000 ,1000 , 2000 hz
3) Bp 180/110
4) Seizure free for less than 10 yrs
5) Corrected vision to less than 20/40
or inability to see color which impairs green red discrimination.
6) Mental disorder that leads to frequent state of emotional instability |
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geometric area
# and type of jobs |
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1) Readily accessible and usable
2) Job Reconstruction or schedule modifications
3) Economically feasible and not disruptive. |
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| Under ADA an employee can refuse to hire |
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1) Can not preform essential job function without reasonable accommodation.
2) Person would be a treat
3) Person can not meet universal prerequisites. |
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| Basic components of Business needs model |
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1) Prob identification
2) Dissemination
3) Response of organization |
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1) Reactions
2) Learning
3) Behavior
4) Results |
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| 1986 scope of health promotion expanded to include the fundamental prerequisists for a healty society, peace, shelter, education, food, income, sustanability, justice and equity |
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| 1948 World health organization as a state of metal , physical , and social well being |
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People now live longer and healthier lives, and the health
problems they do face involve conditions that cannot be "cured" in the traditional sense |
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| conceptualized health practices as motivated by value expectancies, or subjective assessments of the personal benefits of particular outcomes and the expectations that certain actions will achieve desired goals |
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As societies undergo the shift from rural agricultural economies to urban industrialized ones, population processes follow a predictable course of change.
During the period of transition, death rates first begin to decrease in response to improvements in living conditions and health care, but there is a lag time during which fertility remains high. This is because the factors favoring large family sizes, such as expectations for high mortality among children, are slow to change. This results in elevated population growth rates, characteristic of many developing countries today and the reason that population growth is sometimes used to define underdevelopment. Over time, fertility decreases in response to falling mortality, producing the low growth rates characteristic of industrialized nations. |
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| The concept of the health transition is a more recently defined area of study which seeks to understand the cultural, social and behavioral determinants of health which underlie the epidemiologic transition |
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| Complex humanitarian emergencies |
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| Complex humanitarian emergencies have been defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as “a humanitarian crisis in a country, region or society where there is a breakdown of authority due to internal or external conflict and requires an international response that goes beyond the capacity of any single agency and/or the UN country program.” |
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| Complex humanitarian emergencies |
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| poor health status health determines social position rather than the reverse. This explanation posits that people who are unhealthy are less productive and drift down the socioeconomic ladder, while those who are healthier are more productive and migrate up. |
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| poor health status health determines social position rather than the reverse. This explanation posits that people who are unhealthy are less productive and drift down the socioeconomic ladder, while those who are healthier are more productive and migrate up. |
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1. Well-thought out and carefully planned
process
2. Plan with people
3. Plan with data
4. Plan and develop objectives
5. Plan for evaluatio |
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Frameworks for Program and
Community Health Planning |
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• Program Planning
– PRECEDE-PROCEED
– IM
– CBPM
• Community Health Planning
– MAPP
– PATCH
– APEXP |
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: objectives that are Specific,
Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and
Time-boun |
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Begin the planning process by considering
the health outcomes, or desired ends, for
a community or population of interest and
then work backwards to determine the
factors influencing the success of reaching
those ends |
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1. Evaluation of a need
2. Evaluation of a process
3. Evaluation of an outcome
4. Efficiency evaluatio |
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The resources you have and need to
implement your program/perform your
activities
– Funds
– Existing relationships
– Staff expertise
– Facilities, technology
– Curricula |
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What the program needs to do to produce
its deliverables or outputs
– Planning
– Training staff/volunteers
– Creating partnerships
– Recruit participants |
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The actual service you deliver
• Usually expressed in numerical terms
– # of training sessions held
– # of individuals receiving trainings
– # of referrals made
– # of counseling sessions held
– # of visits to your website |
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| Evaluation Types and Typical Foci |
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– Measures of the extent to which targets in health
programs are being reached.
– Often grouped according to
• Sociodemographic characteristics
• Health status
• Health risk factors
• Health care resource consumption
• Functional status
• Quality of life
• Move toward standardizing (outcome) indicators |
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| CDC’s Consensus Indicators |
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1. Race-ethnicity-specific infant
mortality rate
2. Motor vehicle crash death rate
3. Work-related injury death rate
4. Suicide rate
5. Lung cancer death rate
6. Breast cancer death rate
7. Cardiovascular disease death
rate
8. Homicide rate
9. All-cause mortality rate
10. AIDS incidence
11. Measles incidence
12. Tuberculosis incidence
13. Syphilis incidence
14. Incidence of low birth weight
15. Births to adolescents
16. Prenatal care
17. Childhood poverty
18. Proportion of persons living in
counties exceeding EPA
standards for air qualit |
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Findings Used to Develop A Social
Marketing Plan |
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I. Initial Planning
► II. Formative Research
► III. Strategy Formation
► IV. Program Development
► V. Program Implementation
► VI. Tracking and Evaluatio |
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► Focus groups
► Individual interview
► Survey of WIC participant |
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| Careers that are exempt from Workers Comp |
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| Farm labor, railroads, merchant marine, domestic services , casual employees |
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| Temporary Partial Disability |
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| Unable to preform regular duties , however able to preform some light duty |
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| Temporary Total Disability |
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| Unable to preform any gainful employment for a short pd of time , while being fully expected to return to gainful employment following a pd of healing. |
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| Permanent Total Disability |
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| Law allows for some income. But the person is unable to return to their regular job |
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| Permanent Partial Disability |
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| Continued loss of function of some body part at MMI. However they are able to have regular gainful employment |
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| Injuries must be reported to workman's comp board |
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