Health Studies 2

5. First PABCAR step where the health issue is identified and described
6. Detailed plan outlining what will happen, who is responsible and when it will occur
8. Access barrier where a service or resource does not exist or is limited
11. Unfair treatment of people based on characteristics such as culture, gender or ability
13. Factor that can limit access to healthy choices, services or resources
15. Type of need shown through people using or requesting a service
16. Approach focused on fairness, inclusion and reducing avoidable health differences
17. Ability to obtain, use or benefit from health services, programs or resources
18. Access barrier where people cannot easily travel to a service or program
19. Negative consequences, expenses or resources required for a health strategy
20. Type of need based on what people say they want or feel they need

1. Maslow level linked to food, water, sleep, shelter and basic survival
2. Factors that make it harder for people to access services or improve health
3. Process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health
4. Ability to find, understand and use health information to make decisions
7. Process used to identify health issues, needs and priorities before planning action
9. Goal-setting approach that helps make goals clear, realistic and measurable
10. Maslow level linked to security, stability and protection from harm
12. Money, staff, facilities, equipment or time needed to run a program
14. Actions or methods used to address a health issue