Across
- 1. presence of diseases carried or vectored in a particular location via contaminated water, insects, pollution, or climatic factors that cause food shortages or famine
- 4. social theorist who referred to the integration of socioeconomic constraints, life-patterns, and associated values/beliefs as a habitus
- 5. exposure to reduces the likelihood of problem behavior
- 6. television, radio, print
- 7. population at risk who do not speak English and have limited or no access to health care
- 10. protective factors associated with gender, intelligence, and temperament
- 12. medically supervised treatment of addicted drug users by administering drugs that mitigate addictive cravings
- 16. systems of knowledge and practice that tie together culturally shared ideas about what causes illness and disease, how to treat and cure, and who the appropriate healers are
- 17. approaches that come from Paolo Freire
- 20. determines the kinds of health care people have access to
- 22. refers to the way in which the operation of business, production, and markets are integrated across national boundaries
- 25. an event or circumstance that spurs a decision to act
- 26. refer to a way in which a message or information is packaged so that a particular population or group will understand the meaning intended
- 28. presence or absence of adequate healthcare services, planning, or prevention functions is a key issue
- 29. confidence in the ability to take action
- 30. allow IDUs to exchange their used syringes/equipment for clean equipment
Down
- 2. the nature of the economy and its relationship to the global economic system, and the effect of this context on social factors, which in turn affect the health conditions and system capacity
- 3. a word for western medicine
- 8. population at risk who may have few sources of employment, lack of income, low educational levels, and limited access to health care
- 9. population at risk who come from high-crime communities and histories of family dysfunction
- 11. holding public awareness events, gathering signatures for a petition, organizing a campaign, etc.
- 13. include international organizations that focus on health issues in a particular region
- 14. 84% of AIDS cases in India are attributed to
- 15. as countries develop, life expectancy increases and the pattern of morbidity and mortality shifts from being mainly infectious disease to lifestyle-related health conditions
- 18. exposure to increases the likelihood of problem behavior
- 19. an approach developed primarily in the global health context and later widely used concerning HIV/AIDS
- 21. a term developed by social psychologists Oyserman and Markus
- 23. injection drug user
- 24. factors at different ecological levels - what ties them together
- 27. a complex global phenomenon, first surfaced as a virus that could infect humans in Hong Kong in 1997