Read and review WHO handbook on Healthcare Levels of Interaction? Levels of Interaction ? Practical Example Study case de

Task 6

[insert Task 6 to be completed out of class]

Read and review WHO handbook on Healthcare Levels of Interaction 

Levels of Interaction – Practical Example

Study case depicted in the picture of a young Hawaiian boy who does  not take his insulin and manage his diabetes.  Note the different levels  on which health actions/interactions occur. (a larger picture is in the  Important Documents).

Become familiar with different health models.

1. The Health Belief Model (in Important Documents)

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Theory of Planned Behavior and Theory of Reasoned Action 

Using the example above with  Johnny, the Hawaiian boy.  Select one of the behavioral theories or  models explored and write a short summary (1 page) on how this model  could be potentially used as a framework for helping patients manage  diabetes better.

LESSON 6

Lesson 6

Assignment: Analyzing a Community Problem

Discuss what a community problem is, why it should be addressed, how you will collect information about the problem, and how to analyze the problem  in order to prepare to develop a plan of action.  Use the guideline for  analyzing a community problem below, and use this to analyze a problem  in the community you chose for your project.

• The problem occurs too frequently (frequency)
• The problem has lasted for a while (duration)
• The problem affects many people (scope, or range)
• The problem is disrupting to personal or community life, and possibly intense (severity)
• The problem deprives people of legal or moral rights (equity)
• The issue is perceived as a problem (perception)

Write up the analysis and submit to the dropbox.