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2
1. (Occupational Diseases)



( )
(Organic solvent toxicity) (Cause-effect
dose-response relationship)
2. (Work-related diseases)




( ) (
)



3
1. (workers)

seroderma pigmentosum
DNA





2. (work conditions)





(working environments)
1. (physical environments)
(noise)

2. (biological environments)

3. (chemical environments)


4. (psychological environments) (occupational stress) (burnout)
(psychosomatic disorders)

5. (ergonomics)





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*















-
70,000
(material safety data sheet-MSDS)

- (dose response rela-tionship)


-

-



(physical rehabilitation)
(vocational rehabilitation)
(fitness for work)


: 395 / : 2555



- ...

: 386 / : 2554

- -

Plantar fasciitis ...

: 388 / : 2554


...

: 377 / : 2553

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: 376 / : 2553
( )
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: 375 / : 2553



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"
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"
"



. (Unsafe Acts)

. (Unsafe Conditions)

(Unsafe Acts)
1.

2.

3.
4.
5.


(Unsafe
conditions)
1.
2.
3.

4.
5.


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7.







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1.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.



(Safety)
:

** (Loss Prevention)

1. (Hazard Identification)
2. (Technical Evaluation)
3. (Engineering Design)

3. (Accidents)
:
:
: /

(Occupational Accident)
:
/ /

H.W. Heinrich 3
1. (Human causes) 88%
2. (Mechanical failure) 10%
3. (Act of god) 2%


2
1. (Unsafe act) 85%
2. (Unsafe condition) 15%

(Unsafe Act)

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*

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(Unsafe Condition)


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* (
)
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1.
2.

13


(O Donnell)
(Edelman and Mandle. 1994 : 16;
citing O Donnell. 1987. Definition of Health Promotion)
(Kreuter and Devore)

(Edelman and Mandle. 1994 : 16; citing Kreuter and Devore.
1980. Reinforcing of the Health Promotion.)
(2541 : 10)






(.)
6 8 2541
"



10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.





10
( , 2541 : 7)






1. 2


.. 2503

2.
3.

4.
5.


3

1.

1.1
(
2531 : 70)

1.2

1.3


1.4







2.

2.1 (self concept)



(Snugg, and Combs, 1959,
2531 : 77-106)
(physical self)

(self-esteem)

( 2531 : 77-106)

( 2532 : 18-19)


2.2 (perception)


(Koos 1954
quoted in Bradshaw 1988 : 12)










2.3

(health belief)






12


2.4





2.5




2.6 (stress)









3. (life style)

50
(Walker et al 1988 :89)
3.1








3.2






2
7 (Breslow Engstrom : 1980 quoted in
Kulbok, Earls, and Montgomery 1986. 21-35)




3.3

3.4
48
25 (S.D. 25)

4

(Hayter 1980 quote in Murray and Zentner, 1985:412)



3.5




3.6
2
3.6.1


1.



(Bee-Pollen)

(peroxidation)
(hydrocortisone epidermal growth factor = EGF)

(Cyclic AMP) (keratinocytes)




(ultraviolet) (photo aging)

( 2533:29)

2.

2
( , 2523 :
47-49)



3.


( 2531 :
152)
3.6.2

1.


2.

3.
(amphetamine)




4.
2

1. 6


(norm)

1.1







1.2







1.3






1.4






10
( 2533:249)
1.4.1

1.4.2







--
1.5






1.6







2.


2.1








2.2







2.3






?:

: (Therapeutic Nutrition Diet Therapy)



1.
2.
3. 4.
[]

:



5

[]

: (Nutrition for old Age) 40


40-60 60
[]

: (Nutrition for Adult) 20-40


20


[]

: (Nutrition for Adolescence)


16-20 10-21

10-12 1315 []

" " (HEALTH PROMOTION)


CEA Winslow (1920)


Kreater M Devore (1980)


Cartills Saigado (1984)

(1986)

(Pender 1987 : 4,57)




M O"Donnell (1991)
/

Green Kreuter (1991)
(Educational supports) (Environmental supports)
/ (action) (conditions)
/ /
/


/
(health- directed behevior)

(healthrelated behevior) /
(condition of
living)
(Lifestyle)



Green Kreuter
(Environmental supports)
/ (action) (conditions)
/
/ (Green and Kreuter,
1991:4)


" " Green Kreuter

/ (organization)

Dr.Ilono Kichbush, Regional Officer for Health Promotion WHO, European
Office Canadian Public Health Association ..1986
"...
2 :

:

( )
..." (to make healthier
choices the easier choices)











(Voluntary actions)




(Green &
Kreuter, 1991:14)


19

19
(lifestyles) (Green
& Kreuter, 1991:5) poor laws



1 (The Era of Resource Development)
2

(medicine facilities)

2 (The Era of Redistribution)
..1960
(neighberhood health centers)
(Medicare) (Medicaid)

..1960
"" ""
/


3 (The Era of Cost - Containment)
..1970


(Medical Care)
(President"s Committee on Health Education)
( /
)
" "

/
/



/
PRECEDE - PROCEED MODEL Lawrence W.Green Marshall W.
Kreuter (Green and Kreuter ,1991)
(Model) 2
1 (Diagnostic Phase) PRECEDE (
Predisposing, Reinforcing, Enabling, Constructs in Educational, EnvironmentalDiagnosis and Evaluation )

2 1
PROCEED ( PolicyRegalatory
and Organization Constructions in Educational and Environment Development )
PRECEDE - PROCEED MODEL
(out puts) Model
/
1 (Social Diagnosis)

2 (Epidemiological Diagnosis)



(Dimensions)
3 (Behavioral and Environment Diagnosis)

(Environment health - related Behavioral factors)
2
4 (Education and Organization Diagnosis)

3 3
(Predisposing factors) (Reinforcing factors) (Enabling factors)


3
4
(intervention)

5 (Administrative and Policy Diagnosis)

5

Model 6,7,8 9
7,8,9
Model
PRECEDE - PROCEED MODEL 2
1)
2)

/



OTTAWA CHARTER FOR
HEALTH PROMOTION
17-21 ..1986
" The first International Conference on Health promotion"
(charter) ..2543
Ottawa Charter for Health promotion

( 4
)

1. Advocate

2. Enable

3. Medicate /


(Health promotion Action)

1. (Build Healthy Public Policy)

-



2. (Create Supportive Environment)
2



(Healthy society), (Healthy city),
(Healthy workplace) (Healthy school)

3. (Strengthen Community Action)


-


4. (Develop Personal Skills)

(life skills)

5. (Reorient Health Services)





4 (4 Dimention of Health Promotion)
5

1. (Health enhancemance) 2
1.1

1.2 -

2. (Population groups)

3. (Key settings)
(Sponsorship)
4. (Strategies)
, (Society marketing),
(Advocate),
(Coalition Building & Networking), (Community development),
(Prevention Health Service), (Public
Policy Development), - (Legislation & Regulation),
(Fiscal Policy)

2 Adelaide,
outh Aistralia 5-9 ..1988 OTTAWA

5 1









4
1) 2) 3)

4)
,
/
,
,

3 Sunsvall
9-15 ..1991
(Supportive Environments)
/
- (empowerment)
, ,
(spiritual),

4
1.



2.


3. " "

4.




4
1.

2.
- (empowerment)
3. (Alliances for health)

4. (Mediating) ( )

-




..1974 " " (Health
Promotion) /

" 2000" ..
1977

..1975 (Public-Law 94-371)


The Health information and Health
(Office of Health information and
Health Promotion) Center for Disease Control ..1975

" " (Health Promotion) ..1979
" " (Health Promotion)
(Era of Health Promotion)

" "
1 3
" "
health directed behavior
health related behavior
condition of living
lifestyle
Green Kreuter


2 PROCEDE - PROCEED MODEL ( 1
3)
WHO UNICEF
Alma-Ata 1977



"A
New Perspective on the Health of Canadians" ..1974

Lalonde Report
(Pederson ;
O"Neil; and Rootman,1994) Lalonde Report

/ (health care)
Lalonde
(concept) " -"
" " "- "
Health For All Ottawa Charter
Lalonde Report
4
6
-
(Pederson, O"Neil Rootman, 1994: 62)

" " Achieving Health For All : A Framework for
Health Promotion ( Jake Epp.. Minister of National Health and Welfare, 1984) Towards and
Expanded Health Field Concept and Research Issues in a New Era of Health Promotion. (Raeburn &
Rootman, 1989) 7 Labonte " "
(Labonte, 1993) Pederson, O"Neil Rootman, 1994: 64 8
Labonte " "

Labonte " " (Domain)
(illness) (disease)
/ (Health/wellness) F
D
E
G
C



Pathways to Better Health
(National Health Strrategy) ......
" -
"
(WHO) "




"

/
/




100
5
1.
2.
3. (Self - help Organizations)
4.
5.


3
(medical approach) (Behavior approach)
- (social-economic- environment approach)
(Labonte,1992) 1 2 -
3



20

(structural and environmental change)
Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion (WHO,1986)

1.
1.
1. (health-reated services)
1.
1.




Australian Nutrition Foundation, National Heart Foundation






(Australian Dietary Guidelines)
(National Food and Nutrition Policy)
, (Housing Department)
(Community Services)
/ Better Cities Program


/


()
30
30


..1993 26
Healthy Cities Projects (Whelan,1990; Mowbray,1990; Prior,1990)



Healthy Cities
(Health Promotion in Schools)
(Health Promotion in Schools) -
..1980



*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
* (empowering children)

General Medical Practice
20 (General Medical Practice)
Community Medicine General Practice
Family Medicine Program (FMP)





:


"Healthy Lifestyle"

(Health Promotion in the workplace)



:
1.
2.
3.
4. (health screening)

VICTORIAIN HEALTH PROMOTION FOUNDATION "Vichealth"



..1987
(7%)
Health Food and Exercise, Safe Drinking, Pap
smears, Mental Health, Safe sex


Strategic plan
Net Working -
Healthy School, Health cities, Healthy workplace,
Healthy community, Sports, Arts & Culture
,
(illness prevention programs)


.



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