The document discusses the meaning of "public" in "public health" and examines determinants of health and how departments of public health address them. It defines "public" as related to populations rather than individuals and addresses both visible and implicit influences on health. It also lists factors like the economy, environment, food/housing, and social conditions as determinants of health and how different levels of government can influence public health outcomes.

2. What does the “Public” in “Public Health” mean? October 2, 2008 john hoey www.slideshare/hoeyj

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8. Jousilahti P. Serum cholesterol distribution and coronary heart disease risk. Circulation 1998;97:1087-95

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12. So what are the Determinants of Health?

13. Health ~ factors that influence well-being Medical Care Economy Environment Expertise Food, housing Physical Social Health Accesibility Justice Jobs Credit Genetics Neighbourhoods Law Security Culture School

14. Jousilahti P. Serum cholesterol distribution and coronary heart disease risk. Circulation 1998;97:1087-95

16. How do Departments of Public Health get at Determinants of Health? Text Individual Public/population schools industry, other institutions municipal provincial & national governments Text

18. “ The health of all individuals is influenced by the health of people, animals, and the environment around us. Many trends within this larger, interdependent ecologic system influence public health on a global scale, including climate change. The public health response to such trends requires a holistic understanding of disease and the various external factors influencing public health. It is within this larger context where the greatest challenges and opportunities for protecting and promoting public health occur. Censored Scientific evidence supports the view that the earth’s climate is changing. A broad array of organizations (federal, state, local, multilateral, faith-based, private and nongovernmental) is working to address climate change. Despite this extensive activity, the public health effects of climate change remain largely unadressed. CDC considers climate change a serious public health concern. ...”

19. Determinants of Health Departments of Public Health Text Individual Public/population schools industry, other institutions municipal provincial & national governments Text ?

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