Jacaranda Key Concepts in VCE: Health & Human Development Units 3 & 4 8e, learnON and Print
By: Andrew Beaumont, Meredith Fettling
Paperback | 6 September 2024 | Edition Number 8
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1 |
Concepts of health and wellbeing |
1.1 |
Overview |
1.2 |
Concepts of health and wellbeing and illness |
1.3 |
Dimensions of health and wellbeing |
1.4 |
The relationships between dimensions of health and wellbeing |
1.5 |
Optimal health and wellbeing as a resource |
1.6 |
KEY SKILLS |
1.7 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
1.8 |
Review |
2 |
Measuring health status |
2.1 |
Overview |
2.2 |
Self-assessed health status, life expectancy and health-adjusted life expectancy (HALE) |
2.3 |
Mortality (including maternal, infant and under-5) |
2.4 |
Morbidity (including incidence and prevalence) |
2.5 |
Burden of disease including disability-adjusted life year (DALY), years of life lost (YLL) and years lived with disability (YLD) |
2.6 |
KEY SKILLS |
2.7 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
2.8 |
Review |
3 |
Factors influencing Australia's health status |
3.1 |
Overview |
3.2 |
The impact of smoking and vaping on health status in Australia |
3.3 |
The impact of alcohol on health status in Australia |
3.4 |
The impact of overweight and obesity on health status in Australia |
3.5 |
The impact of a low intake of fibre, and the under-consumption of fruit and vegetables and dairy foods on health status in Australia |
3.6 |
The impact of a high intake of fat, salt and sugar on health status in Australia |
3.7 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
3.8 |
Review |
4 |
Variations in health status between population groups |
4.1 |
Overview |
4.2 |
Biological factors contributing to variations in health outcomes |
4.3 |
Sociocultural factors contributing to variations in health outcomes |
4.4 |
Environmental factors contributing to variations in health outcomes |
4.5 |
KEY SKILLS |
4.6 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
4.7 |
Review |
School-Assessed Coursework |
Unit 3 AOS 1 Outcome 1 |
5 |
Changes in Australia's health status |
5.1 |
Overview |
5.2 |
Changes in Australia's health status over time |
5.3 |
Initiatives relating to the 'old' public health and Australia's health status |
5.4 |
The biomedical approach to health |
5.5 |
Development of the social model of health and the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion |
5.6 |
The relationship between the biomedical and social models of health |
5.7 |
KEY SKILLS |
5.8 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
5.9 |
Review |
6 |
Targets of health promotion in Australia |
6.1 |
Overview |
6.2 |
The role of health promotion in improving population health |
6.3 |
Programs to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples' health |
6.4 |
Promoting healthy eating in Australia |
6.5 |
The challenges in bringing about nutritional change |
6.6 |
KEY SKILLS |
6.7 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
6.8 |
Review |
7 |
Australia's health system |
7.1 |
Overview |
7.2 |
Medicare |
7.3 |
The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and the National Disability Insurance Scheme |
7.4 |
Private health insurance |
7.5 |
Funding and sustainability and the role of Australia's health system |
7.6 |
Access and equity and the role of Australia's health system |
7.7 |
KEY SKILLS |
7.8 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
7.9 |
Review |
School-Assessed Coursework |
Unit 3 AOS 2 Outcome 2 |
8 |
Comparing health status and human development across countries |
8.1 |
Overview |
8.2 |
Economic characteristics of low-, middle- and high-income countries |
8.3 |
Social and environmental characteristics of low-, middle- and high-income countries |
8.4 |
The concept of human development |
8.5 |
The advantages and limitations of the Human Development Index |
8.6 |
Similarities and differences in health status and human development in low-, middle- and high-income countries |
8.7 |
Access to safe water and sanitation as factors affecting health status and human development |
8.8 |
Poverty as a factor affecting health status and human development |
8.9 |
Discrimination as a factor affecting health status and human development |
8.10 |
KEY SKILLS |
8.11 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
8.12 |
Review |
9 |
Sustainability |
9.1 |
Overview |
9.2 |
The economic dimension of sustainability |
9.3 |
The social dimension of sustainability |
9.4 |
The environmental dimension of sustainability |
9.5 |
KEY SKILLS |
9.6 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
9.7 |
Review |
10 |
Global trends and health and human development |
10.1 |
Overview |
10.2 |
Climate change |
10.3 |
Conflict and mass migration |
10.4 |
Increased world trade (global distribution and marketing of tobacco, e-cigarette products and processed foods) |
10.5 |
Tourism |
10.6 |
Digital technologies |
10.7 |
KEY SKILLS |
10.8 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
10.9 |
Review |
School-Assessed Coursework |
Unit 4 AOS 1 Outcome 1 |
11 |
Sustainable Development Goals |
11.1 |
Overview |
11.2 |
Understanding the importance of the Sustainable Development Goals and key features of SDG 3 |
11.3 |
Key features of Sustainable Development Goal 3 - Good health and wellbeing |
11.4 |
SDG 3 Key feature of maternal and child health and wellbeing |
11.5 |
SDG 3 Key feature of communicable diseases |
11.6 |
SDG 3 Key feature of non-communicable diseases |
11.7 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 1 |
11.8 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 2 |
11.9 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 4 |
11.10 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 5 |
11.10 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 5 |
11.11 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 6 |
11.12 |
The relationships between SDG 3 and SDG 12 |
11.13 |
KEY SKILLS |
11.14 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
11.15 |
Review |
12 |
Promoting global health and human development |
12.1 |
Overview |
12.2 |
The World Health Organization |
12.3 |
Aid |
12.4 |
Australia's aid program |
12.5 |
Features of effective aid programs |
12.6 |
Taking individual and social action |
12.7 |
KEY SKILLS |
12.8 |
EXTENDED RESPONSE - Build your exam skills |
12.9 |
Review |
School-Assessed Coursework |
Unit 4 AOS 2 Outcome 2 |
Common conditions and diseases |
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Glossary |
ISBN: 9781394237692
ISBN-10: 1394237693
Series: Key Concepts in Health and Human Development Series
Published: 6th September 2024
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number of Pages: 736
Audience: Primary, Secondary and High School
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Australia
Country of Publication: AU
Edition Number: 8
Edition Type: Revised
Dimensions (cm): 28.0 x 16.0 x 2.2
Weight (kg): 1.27
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