Health

1. Pailan College of Management & Technology
Course – BBA in Hospital Management
Semester – 3rd Sem
It is presented by
MADHUMITA SARDER,PRALAY MONDAL,SUSMITA ROY,
PRITY DHARA,DEBARATI SENBAKSHI, SUSMITA
PRAMANIK,AHONA MUKHERJEE,PALLABI
CHAKRABORTY,JAYITA SAHA

2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 I Would like to express my special thanks of
gratitude to my teacher “Annwesha Paul” for
their able guidance and support in completing
our presentation.
Date Team -B

3. Introduction
• Health education forms an important part of health
promotion activities.
• Health education is a social science that draws from
the biological, environmental, psychological, physical
and medical sciences to promote health and prevent
disease, disability and premature death through
education-driven voluntary behavior change
activities.

4. Aims of Health education
1. Health promotion and disease prevention.
2. Early diagnosis and management.
3. Utilization of available health services.

5. Objectives of health education
• To inform the public about medical advances, their
uses and their limitations.
• To promote the proper use of the health services
available to them .
• To encourage people to adopt health promoting life
style .

6. Methodology
• Venue - Pailan College of Management &
Technology
• It’s a secondary data collection & it has been taken
from –
• www.google.com
• www.slideplayer.com
• www.slideshare.net

7. Adoption of new ideas or practice
Five steps
1. Awareness (know)
2. Interests (details)
3. Evaluation (Advantages Vs Disadvantages)
4. Trial (practices)
5. Adoption (habit)

8. Stages for health education
• Stage of Sensitization
• Stage of Publicity
• Stage of Education
• Stage of Attitude change
• Stage of Motivation and Action
• Stage of Community Transformation (social
change)

9. Principles of Health education
1. Interest.
2. Participation.
3. Proceed from known to unknown.
4. Comprehension.
5. Reinforcement by repetition.
6. Motivation

10. Conclusion
• Overall, health education, combined with
health improvement approaches have a greater
impact, in prevention and reducing the
incidence of emerging diseases.

11. Bibliography
• This entire project has been taken from the net &
the sides are
• www.researchgate.net
• www.slideplayer.com
• www.slideshare.net
• www.powershow.com
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