Assignment:
In the health education field the greatest barriers to multiculturalism confronting health educators are a lack of: personal lack of awareness, research, available health education programming and pre-professional training. Why are these barriers?
How does professionalism relate to public health education and what are some traits for this profession?
How would the strategic health communication campaign model be used to address health problems? I know there are 5 steps in the model: Planning, Use of Theory, communication analysis, implementation and evaluation stage.
There are challenges in developing print materials such as time, cost and visual aids. How can these these challenges be reduced Health educators routinely encounter problems when working with the media (ensuring coverage, limiting their statements taken out of context and trying to foster relationships with the media.) How are these barriers.
The following: staying on the message, avoid being distracted by the opposition and institutional restraints are a few of the barriers to legislative advocacy. Please explain Overcoming barriers of media advocacy; preparing for the opposition, mobilizing support, preventing your volunteer burnout. How can one overcome these when dealing with media.
How does medical technology shape society and how does society shape technology.
Does profit affect patient care in hospitals and nursing homes?
Why has healthcare increased in the United States and do we ration it?
Should sociologist be concern with bioethics and is it important for a bioethicists to know a little something about sociology.
Is healthcare in Canada rationed. Is rationing a good system.
What are the difference between curanderos and acupunctures. Are degrees required.
Should people with disabilities be considered minorities.
Are residential facilities (colleges) similar to total institutions for mental health patients.