TCE Health Studies Level 3 Notes

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1. Defining health: the WHO definition, other definitions, and using health indicators to assess the health status of populationsUnit 1 · Introduction to Health

   Defining health and health indicators

2. Dimensions and determinants: physical, social, mental/emotional and spiritual health and how the physical, socio-cultural and political environments interrelateUnit 1 · Introduction to Health

   Dimensions and determinants of health

3. Health promotion, health literacy and health issues: how something becomes a health issue and the social justice principles of equity, diversity and supportive environmentsUnit 1 · Introduction to Health

   Health promotion, health literacy and health issues

4. Risk taking defined: positive and negative risk, why young people take risks and the impact on personal health and wellbeingUnit 2 · Personal Health

   Risk-taking behaviours

5. Leading risk-taking behaviours of young people: the supporting data and how community perceptions shape behaviourUnit 2 · Personal Health

   Issues for young people

6. Risk reduction: effective strategies and the personal skills young people need to manage risk and maintain personal and group safetyUnit 2 · Personal Health

   Personal and social responsibility

7. Factors that reinforce or prevent adolescent risk taking and the impact of individual risk taking on family, community and governmentUnit 2 · Personal Health

   Personal and social responsibility

8. Advocacy and help-seeking: skills, support-access strategies and raising the profile of a youth health issueUnit 2 · Personal Health

   Advocacy

9. Leading causes of morbidity and mortality relevant to young people: profiling an issue with statistics and prevention strategiesUnit 2 · Personal Health

   Learner investigation

10. Physical, socio-cultural and political factors influencing the health of Australians, and access to community resources and servicesUnit 3 · Australian Health

    Factors influencing Australian's health

11. Burden of disease: reading and using DALY, YLL and YLD to identify Australia's leading causes of morbidity and mortalityUnit 3 · Australian Health

    Major Causes of Morbidity and Mortality

12. Australia's leading chronic conditions and the risk factors common across themUnit 3 · Australian Health

    Major Causes of Morbidity and Mortality

13. Preventive, curative and treatment strategies, trends over time and the National Strategic Framework for chronic conditionsUnit 3 · Australian Health

    Major Causes of Morbidity and Mortality

14. Australia's health care system: components, funding, medical technology, complementary services and the National Disability Insurance SchemeUnit 3 · Australian Health

    Australia's health care system

15. Groups experiencing inequality in health status: specific health concerns, historical context and strategies that reduce inequalityUnit 3 · Australian Health

    Groups experiencing inequality in health status

16. The state of global health: historical causes of poverty in Least Developed Countries and what has changed over timeUnit 4 · Global Health

    State of global health

17. Comparing LDC and MDC health status: the key indicators, the data, and the major causes of morbidity and mortality in LDCsUnit 4 · Global Health

    Health Indicators of Least Developed Countries (LDC) and More Developed Countries (MDC)

18. The Sustainable Development Goals: purpose, Goals 1 to 6, the strategies used and the evidence and challenges in measuring progressUnit 4 · Global Health

    Sustainable Development Goals (2015-2030)

19. Primary health care: the eight components, implementation in LDCs and the role of women in deliveryUnit 4 · Global Health

    Primary Health Care

20. Foreign aid: types of aid, Australia's aid program, how aid influences health and its negative impactsUnit 4 · Global Health

    Foreign Aid