FNF 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Social Isolation
12 Apr 2016
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The social determinants of health refer to both the specific features of and pathways by which societal conditions affect health and that potentially can be altered by informed actions. (washington state department, 2002) Coping with and managing day to day activities. Investing in children (children are fed, educated, stimulated; read to, parents investing in the outcome of their child) Investing children with adults so their overall consequences are greatly improved. Investing in the social and living conditions of people. Social environments: who were the health educators in the families, and believes being transferred to children. Start out personal (age, sex, hereditary factors: things we can"t change, but were born with) Individual lifestyle factors (hobbies, diet, our own control) Social support networks (family, friends, community, without social network: men suffer the most, lead to drugs, women are good at coming together and supporting eachother), children, teenagers, parents recover, decision making. Countries going through war, or disease, the infrastructure breaks down.
