Screening yield in an urban low income practice.

Coulehan, Jl.

doi:10.2105/ajph.65.5.474

Am J Public Health

1975

DOI: 10.2105/ajph.65.5.474

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Screening yield in an urban low income practice.

Jl. Coulehan¹

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Self-Care in Urban Settings

Milio

1977

Health Education Monographs

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A variety of indicators favors the development of self-care systems for inner-city populations. This cannot be conceived as an isolated individual or a family enterprise. To be effective, self-care must be a community concept. This type of system requires (1) an information base; (2)an organized method of dissemination in a community; (3) support structures; and (4) an evaluation sybsystem. A community-oriented system would be an alternative and a complement to formal health services; individuals and families would manage common health problems, but would have ready access to formal services through community organizations. Links must also be provided between personal self-care and other forms of community development.

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Self-Care in Urban Settings

Milio

1977

Health Education Monographs

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The use of Cable Television as a Tool in Health Education of the Elderly: Screening

Salzer¹,

Marshall²,

Glazer³

1977

Health Education Monographs

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A cable television channel was used to inform residents in a housing project for the elderly about a series of preventive health services. Screening and referral services for common health problems were offered to this group. The televised communications included a series of brief, informal advertising-style and direct teaching-style messages developed for each of five screening areas. An evaluation found that the televised messages had both direct and indirect effects on participation in the screening programs; overall attendance was about 8% of the estimated potential attendance. Knowledge and health attitude effects of the messages were also assessed.

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Factors Influencing Successful Preventive Health Education

Ross¹

1981

Health Education Quarterly

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This paper examines factors which may influence successful preventive health education for all persons and especially poor persons. The discussion is organized within a framework which includes cognitive factors, affective factors and skills. Types of health information and methods for information dissemination are discussed within the cognitive area. The discussion of emotional responses to preventive care examines organizational and individual factors which may be related to utilization. Finally, specific skills which enable an individual to utilize serves are defined. Within each section a general presentation is followed by a discussion of implications for poor populations.

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Screening yield in an urban low income practice.

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Self-Care in Urban Settings

Self-Care in Urban Settings

The use of Cable Television as a Tool in Health Education of the Elderly: Screening

Factors Influencing Successful Preventive Health Education

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