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Week 9 - Community participation and Inter-sectoral collaboration
Community participation barriers
Saudi communities used to be apathy and disempowerment and it is difficult to involve people
who are apathetic and who feel powerles
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PCH212 Test Prep Game Questions
GMK/O3.24.2014
Mid-Term Exam
1. The definition of health is:
A. Determined by subjective measurement
B. Determined by objective measurement
C. The absence of disease
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PHC 212, Chapter 2 Multiple Choice Questions:
1. The defi itio of health is:
A. Determined by subjective measurement
B. Determined by objective measurement
C. The absence of disease
D. Determined by both subjective and objective measurement
2. Usi g Maslo
1. The largest body that formulates global health policy is:
A. Centers for Disease Control
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C. World Bank
D. International Classication of Diseases
(used for questions 3-6)
2. Using Maslows hierarchy of needs, identify level
Communication objectives: are the intermediate steps Institute at the
National Institutes of that need to be attained in order to meet the overall
program goals as complemented by specific behavioral, social, and
organizational objectives. Often communica
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1- How would you define Incidence Rate?
The term rate refers to the amount of change occurring in a quantity with respect to time. In
practice, rate refers to the amount of change in a variable over a specied time interval divide
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Define null hypothesis: species a hypothesized real value, or values, for parameter.
Theoretical statistics often model pivotal variables. Define a pivotal variable: A pivotal variable: is
a function of statistics and parameter
coding
Week 6
CHAPTER 13
INTRODUCTION TO THE CPT AND LEVEL II NATIONAL CODES (HCPCS)
Medical Coding
Transforms services/procedures/ supplies/drugs into CPT/HCPCS codes
Transforms diagnosis and procedures into diagnoses codes
What is the purpose of assigni
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1. The prevalence of disease (%)
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prevalence=
total number of affected( a+c)
100
total number of unaffected(b+d )
prevalence=
60
100=0.44
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2. Sensitivity (%)
Sensitivity=
56
100=93.3
56+ 4
Answer: K
3. Specifici
Assignment #3
Computer Programming II (CS141)
Last date of submission 11:59PM, 22nd Oct 2015
Total Marks: 5
Mohammed Sultan Alqahtani
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Q.1. A) If you increase the size of a data set hundred-fold, how much longer does it take to sort it
with the f
BLACK BOARD QUISHOW!
1- The concept defined as group of people who identify themselves by group membership and who share a
common interest , common social institutions, common social control components " is called :
Answer:
communities
Peer group
Collecti
Chapter 1
Introduction
Introduction: Health Care Advancements
Health of the population has been a matter of concern
for many centuries, and it continues to be a major
issue; but strategies to protect and improve health are
subject to change.
Until the f
SMART criteria (CH8-8.1 Objectives)
Five criteria have been suggested for the design and specification of high quality objectives: the so-called
SMART criteria. Objectives should be:
- S Specific (to a disease, a social group, age, or geographical locatio
Chapter 11
Health Promotion Ethics
11 Health Promotion Ethics
-Health promotion is interdisciplinary and interprofessional. Many organizations, departments,
institutions and individuals from a variety
of disciplines are involved
Each discipline has not o
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Chapter 10
Organization and Management
10 Organization and Management
The environment and conditions under which health
organizations operate are continuously changing.
Some of the major breakthroughs to be identified are:
The growing recognition of th
Chapter 9
Research in Health Promotion
9 Research in Health Promotion
We identified four phases of designing health
promotion:
Diagnosis
Program development
Implementation
Evaluation
Four phases in research in health promotion:
Preliminary research
! BLACK BOARD QUISHOW
The concept defined as " group of people who identify themselves by group membership
and who share a common interest , common social institutions, common social control
: components " is called
: Answer
communities
Peer group
Collect
Ch2 ethics summary for the chapter from the book
The nature and purpose of consent
Decisions about medical treatment are ideally made following discussion :
with the doctor's clinical expertise
the patient's individual needs
preferences being shared in or
Policy communication (communicating about health or scientific data in
support of policy change, or a new or existing policy and its
implementation and evaluation.
Public advocacy the strategic use of communication to affect changes in
public opinion and
The health communication program is planning to achievefor
example:
Contribute to the elimination of health disparities and improve overall
health outcomes among African Americans.
Reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with asthma among
children
Constituents Individuals, communities, and groups that are influenced
by or can influence a specific issue.
Constituents range from the body of voters who elect a specific
policymaker or a political party or the board member of a professional
organization
Student name/ Mohammed Sultan Alqahtani
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Assignment #1
Computer Programming II (CS141)
Q.1. Why would you use an inner class instead of regular class? (0.5
Marks)
Because Inner classes are suitable for insignificant classes. And also
their method
