Exam 15: The Politics of Population Health
Exam 1: Introduction: The Conventional Understanding of Health and Its Alternative12 Questions
Exam 2: Thinking About Individual and Population Health38 Questions
Exam 3: Health Care Services and Health Research Methods New38 Questions
Exam 4: Population Health and Social Epidemiology37 Questions
Exam 5: Income, Inequality, and Health38 Questions
Exam 6: Childhood and the Transition to Adulthood38 Questions
Exam 7: Gender and Health38 Questions
Exam 8: Social Support, Social Capital, Social Exclusion, and Racism37 Questions
Exam 9: Health of Indigenous Peoples38 Questions
Exam 10: Employment, Working Conditions, and Health38 Questions
Exam 11: Housing and Neighbourhood38 Questions
Exam 12: Food, Food Insecurity, Nutrition, Obesity, and Health38 Questions
Exam 13: The Environment and Health New38 Questions
Exam 14: Social Patterning of Behaviour38 Questions
Exam 15: The Politics of Population Health38 Questions
Exam 16: Understanding Social Determinants of Health8 Questions
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While wages for lower-income Canadians have declined, the income of upper-class people has risen substantially.
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Canada is an example of a country with coordinated market economy.
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What are the three effects of the global oil industry on food prices?
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The cost of producing and transporting foods, more costly fertilizers due to rising petroleum costs, and governments providing subsidies for biofuels, diverting production away from food. (p. 332)
What are the differences between coordinated and liberal market economies?
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The following exemplifies an individual-level approach to health: ________.
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Using examples identified in text, discuss how you would go about improving population health in Canada.
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________ is partially responsible for the increasing inequality in the liberal regime countries.
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If you live in Denmark, you are likely to believe your income is ________.
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The following approach is more consistent with population health/social determinants of health approach: ________.
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The main feature(s) of a liberal regime that are consistent with neo-liberal ideology include ________.
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Identify and explain the differences between countries whose cultures emphasize individualism and those that emphasize solidarity. Explain the implications of a country's predominant values for population health.
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A behavioural approach considers attributes of the population, the place, and the social, economic, cultural, and political structures in which the individual is embedded.
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What is the link between globalization and population health? In your answer, provide specific examples.
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What are the differences among the biomedical, behavioural, and population-level approaches to health?
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Canada has a strong system of government regulation of food production and distribution.
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Compared to other rich countries, Canada's emission levels are relatively low.
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According to the ________ understanding, ill health arises from the interaction of host characteristics of age, sex, and genes with environmental variables and health-related behaviours.
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According to the population health perspective, the best way to improve population health is through focusing on individual-level population health models.
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In the past decades, social mobility in Canada has ________.
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Countries with coordinated market economies usually have better population health indicators.
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