Indigenous Culture and Health Behaviour

Description

Detailed exam notes covering whole semester: Purpose of welcome to country Yarning Cultural security continuum Health and human rights Defining health Social determinants-iceberg and river models Social Determinants of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and their relationship with health status: Culture, world view, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s diversity and health status: Men’s and Women’s business Past –Present Policies: Structure/agency debate: Intergenerational Trauma, stress and Epigenetics Identity: Social and emotional wellbeing: Physical Health Profile of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people: Race, racism and white privilege: Resilience and Social Capital Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander understandings of resiliency and the development of social capital: Family and Community Structure Health Behaviours and Health Risk Behaviours Behaviour Change Theories: Public Health: Primary Healthcare: Working with communities and Social Advocacy: Concept of empowerment: Health Promotion and Illness prevention: General Communication Principles: Communicating with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people: