rel="nofollow" href="#u25cd5ee2-27f6-40af-966d-0e524869de4b">Learning tasks 11.1 The UK media and policy influenceLearning tasks 11.2 Making health policy workLearning tasks 11.3 Ideological beliefsLearning tasks 11.4 Policy sectors and health implications12 Chapter 12Learning tasks 12.1 Global health challengesLearning tasks 12.2 Investigating the impact of health professional migrationLearning tasks 12.3 Globalization, the environment and healthLearning tasks 12.4 Were the Millennium Development Goals a success?
13 Chapter 13Learning tasks 13.1 Using Dahlgren and Whitehead as an analytical toolLearning tasks 13.2 Strategies for tackling health problemsLearning tasks 13.3 Evaluating Dahlgren and Whitehead’s rainbow modelLearning tasks 13.4 Building on the rainbow model of health
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1 Chapter 2Box 2.1 Media and moral panics (selected examples)Box 2.2 Examples of wide-ranging health inequalities
2 Chapter 3Box 3.1 An example of a mixed method evaluationBox 3.2 Principles of research ethics
3 Chapter 4Box 4.1 An example of sociological theory – Parson’s sick roleBox 4.2 An example of sociological theory – Goffman and the concept of stigmaBox 4.3 An example of sociological theory – medicine for profitBox 4.4 An example of sociological theory – the medicalization of women’s bodiesBox 4.5 Key sociological questions about health promotion
4 Chapter 5Box 5.1 An example of cultural norms affecting health behaviourBox 5.2 An example of cultural interpretations of illnessBox 5.3 Lay beliefs about cancer screeningBox 5.4 HIV/AIDS and stigmaBox 5.5 Medicine and the construction of health problems
5 Chapter 6Box 6.1 Application of the HBM to testicular self-examination (might also be applied in…Box 6.2 Application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour to taking up yogaBox 6.3 Application of Protection Motivation Theory to condom useBox 6.4 Application of the Stages of Change Model to changing eating behaviour (reducing…Box 6.5 General critiques of behaviour change models in health psychology
6 Chapter 7Box 7.1 Common features of new public health and health promotionBox 7.2 Levels of preventionBox 7.3 Upstream approaches in health promotion
7 Chapter 8Box 8.1 The example of Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)Box 8.2 Key life stagesBox 8.3 Social and economic influences upon healthBox 8.4 Addictive personalityBox 8.5 Levels of motivation applied to the issue of safer sex (after the Health Action…
8 Chapter 9Box 9.1 Different types of social capitalBox 9.2 The importance of family ties for healthBox 9.3 Examples of social capital and faith-based organizations
9 Chapter 11Box 11.1 Challenges for the English NHSBox 11.2 Rationing health care – the role of NICE in the UKBox 11.3 Important debates in the provision of welfareBox 11.4 UK Fiscal Policy – Austerity and health outcomes
10 Chapter 12Box 12.1 Defining global healthBox 12.2 Globalization and healthBox 12.3 Overview of health tourismBox 12.4 Examples of unethical trade practicesBox 12.5 Inequalities in global health
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