All Educational Materials for HLTA02H3 at University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC)

Benefits: raises awareness for hiv, message more effective through merging disciplines. Egocentric: fails to consider rights and needs of others, pov o

Knowledge is always implicated in the distribution of power. Expertise: people who have already experienced an event that has occurred. Same belief, hu

A reference to higher-order cognitive skills used to critically appraise arguments and. A particular orientation or approach to knowledge-action. Examp

Disease, trauma or health condition normal state disabled state medical intervention (target where the problem, treat it) normal state (treated) )t"s d

Several disciplines, work indiv. on same issue with little interaction. Ex. public health prof, sociologist, psychologist, etc. Come together, but larg

Quizzes : do it as often as you need to =free marks basically (in 2 weeks) only the most current one counts* Lecture 01 critical thinking in health stu

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Understand & articulate the complexities of health as a concept. Reflect on, define & defend your own perspective on health. Summarize & critique key d

Prof. sicchia: oice hours: mondays 2:10-3:30 rm 210 in social science building. Remember to sign and hand is the last page of the syllabus and bring it

Disciplinary perspectives: disciplinary perspectives in hlta02, different disciplinary traditions have unique ways of approaching a subject, different

Health is defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity . Example of a mor

Introduced scientific approach to the study of history in work the history of the. Peloponnesian war: emphasized chronology, a neutral point of view th

Communicable diseases: diseases that are infectious and therefore transmittable across populations. Non- communicable diseases: diseases that are not i

Hlta02 lecture 3: biomedical system, our healthcare system is designed from this approach. If you do not have an illness or disease, you are healthy: b

Ill health as deviation from the norm, especially a normal range of measurable biological variables: medical science held to be based on the principles

Film recap & health psychology: recap: unnatural causes: bad sugars, the tohono o"odham and pima indians of southern arizona have the highest rate of t

Health studies describes the basic composition of the field. Being critical describes specific approach & its priorities. Medicine potentially relieves

Understand & articulate the complexities of health as a concept. Reflect on, define & defend your own perspective on health. Summarize & critique key d

Textbook chapter 1: what is health? (page 7-28) Positive: health as well-being or as an asset, broader, take into account concepts such well-being . Ne

Conjures up notions of media campaigns, handing out lea ets and generally informing people about the do"s and don"ts of health-related lifestyle behavi

Understand how health threats can be conceptualized. Analyze how changing patterns of health relate to key societal events. Identify the main public he

Health psychology is necessarily concerned with health behaviour. Certains behaviours can impact positively or negatively on one"s health. A behaviour

Sociology is the study of interaction between groups and individuals in human society and involves the critical examination of everyday aspects of huma

The major difference between biomedicine and the old type of medicine lies in the way biomedicine understands the world and generates medical knowledge

Book aims to provide an in-depth multi-disciplinary overview of the health studies field. Contemp health studies focuses on what health studies is abou

Starts with the observation that nothing we think we know about the world, including health. Holds that we are all engaged in interpreting, defining, g

Prof. sicchia: oice hours: mondays 2:10-3:30 rm 210 in social science building. Remember to sign and hand is the last page of the syllabus and bring it

Definition: a set of high-order cognitive skills used to critically appraise arguments and evidence, as a particular theoretical stance or perspective,

There are three disciplinarily in health studies: multidiscipline, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary. Multidiscipline: each researcher has their

Understand & articulate the complexities of health as a concept. Reflect on, define & defend your own perspective on health. Summarize & critique key d

Disease, trauma or health condition normal state disabled state medical intervention (target where the problem, treat it) normal state (treated) )t"s d

Benefits: raises awareness for hiv, message more effective through merging disciplines. Egocentric: fails to consider rights and needs of others, pov o

Health studies describes the basic composition of the field. Being critical describes specific approach & its priorities. Medicine potentially relieves

A reference to higher-order cognitive skills used to critically appraise arguments and. A particular orientation or approach to knowledge-action. Examp

Several disciplines, work indiv. on same issue with little interaction. Ex. public health prof, sociologist, psychologist, etc. Come together, but larg