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Philippine Christian University. Graduate School of Business & Management. Master of Management in Health Administration


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From Blum HL: Planning for Health,New York, 1974, Human Sciences Press


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Individual Family Group


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The correct bibliographic citation for the definition is:

Preamble to the Constitution of the World Health Organization as adopted by the International

Health Conference, New York, 19-22 June, 1946; signed on 22 July 1946 by the representatives

of 61 States (Official Records of the World Health Organization, no. 2, p. 100) and entered into

force on 7 April 1948.

The Definition has not been amended since 1948.


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Determinants of

Health Canada http://www.hc-

sc.gc.ca

/hppb/regions/abnwt/resources

/present/index.htm 1. Gender

2. Personal

Behavior &

CopingSkills

3. Culture

4. Health

Services

5. Social

Support

6. Education7. Working

Environment

8. Social

Status

9. Genetics

10. Physical

Environment

World Health

Organization

Health Determinants

1. Income &

Social status

2. Social

SupportNetworks

3. Social

Environments

4. Education

5. Employment

& Working

Condition6. Physical

Environment

7. Gender

8. Culture

9. Personal

Health

Practices and

Coping Skills

10. Healthy Child

Development

11. Biology and

Genetic

Endowment


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The Dimension of

Wellness

Physical

Social

EmotionalIntellectual

Spiritual

WELLNESS

Wellness - a state of well

being; engaging in

attitudes and behaviors

that enhance quality of life

and maximize personalpotentialConcepts of Wellness

include:

- wellness is a choice and

a way of life

- self responsibility

- an ultimate goal- a dynamic growing

process

- wellness is the loving

acceptance of yourselfDAILY decision making in

the areas of

- nutrition- stress management

- physical fitness

- preventive health care

- emotional health

- other aspects of health


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Their common goal

of CommunityHealth involves anongoing series of

Health-PromotingChanges rather

than fixed state.The most effective

means ofcompleting healthy

chan s in th

Community

Healthful

Change

Healthcare

Professionals

Community

OrientedPractice

Partnership

Seek


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