HEALTH Q1 LESSON 1

1. CONSUMER HEALTH

2. INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
* According to a Survey
2
64.4%
Average US
Population Who Visit
their GP Regularly*
$124B
Healthcare
Spending
40-60%
Average Profit
Margin
$175,000
Average Annual
Revenue per Doctor
3%
Market Growth Per
Year
Success

3. INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
* According to a Survey
3
64.4%
Average US
Population Who Visit
their GP Regularly*
$124B
Healthcare
Spending
40-60%
Average Profit
Margin
$175,000
Average Annual
Revenue per Doctor
3%
Market Growth Per
Year
Success

4. CONSUMER HEALTH
Consumer health is a social movement that
preserves rights and strength. Consumer
health encourages sellers and merchants to
protect the health of consumers by
providing quality products and services.

5. THREE COMPONENTS OF CONSUMER HEALTH
 Health Information
 Health Products
 Health Services

6. HEALTH
INFORMATION

7. HEALTH INFORMATION
“…information that people require to
make wise choices and decisions about
their health or the health of other
people”

8. HEALTH INFORMATION
Any concept, step, or advice that
various sources give to aid the
health status of an individual.

9. HEALTH INFORMATION
The type of information varies depending
on “diseases, sexual health, weight
loss/gain, drugs and alcohol,
depression/mental illness, violence,
smoking, eating disorders, acne/skin care

10. HEALTH INFORMATION
The information is critical as it may
alter the health conditions of a
person.

11. HEALTH INFORMATION
It is continuously and rapidly
changing, thus, there is a great
need to update oneself regarding
current research and evidence

15. HEALTH
PRODUCTS

16. HEALTH PRODUCTS
Health-related products are food,
drugs, cosmetics, vaccines, etc., which
can be purchased from various places
like supermarkets, pharmacies, and
hospitals.

20. HEALTH
SERVICES

21. HEALTH SERVICES
Programs which aim to appraise the
health conditions of individuals through
screening and examinations, cure and
treat disorders, prevent and control the
spread of diseases, provide safety,
emergency care, and first aid, and
ensure a follow-up program for

25. WHO GIVES
HEALTH
SERVICES?

26. HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
 Health Professionals
 Healthcare Facilities
 Health Insurance

27. HEALTH
PROFESSIONAL

28. HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
Individuals who are licensed to
practice medicine and other
allied health programs.

29. HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS

30. HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

31. HEALTHCARE
FACILITIES

32. HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
 Hospital
- an institution where people
undergo medical diagnosis,
care, and treatment

33. HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
 Walk-In Surgery Center
- a facility that offers surgery
without the patient being
admitted in the hospital

34. HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
 Health Center
- cater to a specific
population with various health
needs

35. HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
 Extended Healthcare Facility
- provides treatment, nursing
care, and residential services to
patients, often the elderly

36. HEALTH
INSURANCE

37. HEALTH INSURANCE
A financial agreement between
an insurance company and an
individual or a group for the
payment of healthcare costs.

38. HEALTHCARE INSURANCE TYPE OF COVERAGE
 Medical Insurance
 Major Medical Insurance
 Hospitalization Insurance
 Surgical Insurance
 Disability Insurance

39. QUACKERY

40. INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
* According to a Survey
40
64.4%
Average US
Population Who Visit
their GP Regularly*
$124B
Healthcare
Spending
40-60%
Average Profit
Margin
$175,000
Average Annual
Revenue per Doctor
3%
Market Growth Per
Year
Success

41. QUACKERY
A form of a health fraud in any
advertisement, promotion, or sale of
products and services that have not been
scientifically proven safe and effective.

42. MAJOR CHARACTERISTIC OF HEALTH QUACKERY
 Big business.
 It multiplies and spreads fast.
 It thrives on individuals who are
diagnosed with illnesses that are
known to have no cure.

43. FORMS OF HEALTH QUACKERY
 Medical Quackery
 Nutrition Quackery
 Device Quackery

44. PERFORMANCE
TASK

45. INSTRUCTION:
MAKE A ROLE PLAY
ABOUT QUACKERY WITH
A MINIMUM DURATION
OF 5 MINUTES.

46. INSTRUCTION:
ALL GROUP MEMBERS
MUST PERFORM IN THE
PRESENTATION.

47. RUBRICS FOR
SCORING:
CONTENT 10
RELEVANCE 10
CREATIVITY 5
AUDIENCE IMPACT 5
BEHAVIOR 10
TOTAL 40

48. DEADLINE
OCTOBER 16,
2023