Unit 3: Community as a resource for healthy living
10 dot points, in syllabus order. Each dot point has a focused answer, with exam-style questions and worked answers where available.
How do health literacy and social capital function as community health resources that build resilience?
How does the salutogenic approach and a sense of coherence explain why some communities stay healthy under pressure?
How do the five action areas of the Ottawa Charter work together to promote community health?
How do you design a diffusion action strategy to spread a healthy innovation through a community?
How does the health inquiry process structure action research into a community health priority?
How can a community build resilience to reduce the burden of a priority issue such as transport safety?
How do the determinants of health and the Ottawa Charter explain and address anxiety as a community priority?
How do the determinants of health and the Ottawa Charter explain and address homelessness as a community priority?
How do the determinants of health shape resilience as a community resource?
How do health equity and the determinants of health, including global ones, help us judge whether community action is fair?
