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Modul Terampil Kesmas
Modul Terampil Kesmas
Modul Terampil Kesmas
Enablers:
- Availability of resources.
- Accessibility to services: Services do no good if they have
waiting lists that run into years, or aren’t physically accessible
to those who need them.
- Issue-related skills.
Reinforcing factors: The people and community attitudes that
support or make difficult adopting healthy behaviors or fostering
healthy environmental conditions. This is also aggravating factor.
These are largely the attitudes of influential people: family, peers,
teachers, employers, health or human service providers, the
media, community leaders, and politicians and other decision
makers. An intervention might aim at these people and groups –
because of their influence – in order to most effectively reach the
real target group.
Reinforces - Rewards or punishments following or anticipated as
a consequence of a behavior. They serve to strengthen the
motivation for behavior:
- Family
- Peers
- Teacher.
- Leaders
- Religious Imams
- Healthcare Providers.
? Precipitating Factor:
Factors which are associated with the onset of
the disease or condition. eg, Exposure to specific
disease agent, or noxious agent.
Examples for ‘Physical Activity’:
Phase-5. Ecological Factors (Administrative and Policy Diagnosis)
ADMINISTRATIVE AND POLICY DIAGNOSIS
It takes a very long time to get results and it may take years
before an actual change in the quality of life is seen.
Strategy
Conclusion: