Sentences with phrase «negative health determinants»

The other way forward for me is a greater focus on Indigeneity in the most positive sense, rather than the focus on colonialism / colonization, racism, and other more negative health determinants.»

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The constant interaction between fetus and mother, with potential future negative impact affecting the health of both, clearly demonstrates a health determinant neglect not only in the field of glucose metabolism but also in the field of GDM and fetal sex.

These life skills should not be approached from the point of view of the individualisation of health risks; on the contrary, they include critical stances aimed at proactively deconstructing the social determinants that have a negative effect on public health.

Social and emotional wellbeing and culture can be understood as protective factors against the stressors and negative social determinants (including sickness, poverty, disability, racism, unemployment and so on) that can cause mental health conditions.

This then has implications for the wider determinants of health, reinforcing a negative cycle whereby poor health can make it even harder for former inmates to find work.

«Of course the change in Government and new administrative arrangements for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs may have a negative impact on the implementation (of the National Health Plan), not least because of «ownership» issues but also because the premise of the plan around social determinants requires a coordinated effort across government agencies.

In order for school nurses to help address the negative impact of social determinants of health, however, it is necessary to provide them with specialized training and support staff to lighten the heavy workload they already carry.

Since the 1980s it has been recognised that social inequalities are associated with health inequality.67 The evidence base for these «social determinants» of health inequality has been accepted by the World Health Organization68 and, in Australia, by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.69 The Royal Australian College of Physicians reports that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are the prime example of negative social determinants of health in Austrahealth inequality.67 The evidence base for these «social determinants» of health inequality has been accepted by the World Health Organization68 and, in Australia, by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.69 The Royal Australian College of Physicians reports that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are the prime example of negative social determinants of health in Austrahealth inequality has been accepted by the World Health Organization68 and, in Australia, by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.69 The Royal Australian College of Physicians reports that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are the prime example of negative social determinants of health in AustraHealth Organization68 and, in Australia, by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.69 The Royal Australian College of Physicians reports that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are the prime example of negative social determinants of health in Austrahealth in Australia.70

As a nation, Australia has not galvanised efforts to address health determinants or their negative health consequences, both of which have moved little in 30 years.