PH 150 E study Guide
Objectives: Review Guide for PH 150E
Red= Source of Info
Blue= Objective
Black= answer
Side note from review...
Diff between social networks and social support: social networks--> social interactions social support--> derived resources from social networks. (ex of resources: be able to borrow money in case of emergency, emergency child care... basically someone to rely on in case of need)
Politics of placemaking: zoning, redlining, why does development occur in some places vs others.. Need to build community that meets the needs of the people: more green space, walk-ability, better access to healthy foods.
Coproduction Framework:
(Ex epa came into do study of environmental stuff, tried to say north eastern diet.. found out people were fishing in east? river which was deadly..)
- working with communtiy members to identify the problems, work with researchers and analyze data together. Community needs to be connected with these processes ad there imput needs to be taken into account: importance of “local knowledge”
Unnatural Causes (movie)
Understand the following terms and concepts covered in Unnatural Causes and be able to describe their implications for community health: • Social determinants of health: income, SES, race/ethnicity, home ownership, “power”, design of communities (ex: types of food markets, # of fast food around…) Latino immigrants--> arrive have best health outcomes but longer they are here their health declines b/c they have a social networks/ stronger religious communities. Asian immigrants--> lower incidence of liver disease in immigrants here than in asia. • Gradient of health: this is seen in the whitehall study (Marmot): Showed it is not as simple as “have” and “have nots”. Inequalities in health follow the trend of your social status- the more money you have, the better your overall health will be. • Chronic stress: Stress hormones is Cortisolïƒ causes premature aging of the body, high blood pressure,
Red= Source of Info
Blue= Objective
Black= answer
Side note from review...
Diff between social networks and social support: social networks--> social interactions social support--> derived resources from social networks. (ex of resources: be able to borrow money in case of emergency, emergency child care... basically someone to rely on in case of need)
Politics of placemaking: zoning, redlining, why does development occur in some places vs others.. Need to build community that meets the needs of the people: more green space, walk-ability, better access to healthy foods.
Coproduction Framework:
(Ex epa came into do study of environmental stuff, tried to say north eastern diet.. found out people were fishing in east? river which was deadly..)
- working with communtiy members to identify the problems, work with researchers and analyze data together. Community needs to be connected with these processes ad there imput needs to be taken into account: importance of “local knowledge”
Unnatural Causes (movie)
Understand the following terms and concepts covered in Unnatural Causes and be able to describe their implications for community health: • Social determinants of health: income, SES, race/ethnicity, home ownership, “power”, design of communities (ex: types of food markets, # of fast food around…) Latino immigrants--> arrive have best health outcomes but longer they are here their health declines b/c they have a social networks/ stronger religious communities. Asian immigrants--> lower incidence of liver disease in immigrants here than in asia. • Gradient of health: this is seen in the whitehall study (Marmot): Showed it is not as simple as “have” and “have nots”. Inequalities in health follow the trend of your social status- the more money you have, the better your overall health will be. • Chronic stress: Stress hormones is Cortisolïƒ causes premature aging of the body, high blood pressure,