The document outlines 4 main types of health care services: 1) health promotion which includes classes to maintain good health, 2) illness prevention through programs that reduce risk factors, 3) diagnosis and treatment commonly sought when a person feels ill, and 4) rehabilitation to restore a person's highest level of functioning through individualized programs that can be provided in various settings. Examples are provided for each type of service.
The document outlines 4 main types of health care services: 1) health promotion which includes classes to maintain good health, 2) illness prevention through programs that reduce risk factors, 3) diagnosis and treatment commonly sought when a person feels ill, and 4) rehabilitation to restore a person's highest level of functioning through individualized programs that can be provided in various settings. Examples are provided for each type of service.
The document outlines 4 main types of health care services: 1) health promotion which includes classes to maintain good health, 2) illness prevention through programs that reduce risk factors, 3) diagnosis and treatment commonly sought when a person feels ill, and 4) rehabilitation to restore a person's highest level of functioning through individualized programs that can be provided in various settings. Examples are provided for each type of service.
2. ILLNESS PREVENTION Services designed to reduce risk factors in an effort to avoid illness primary, secondary or tertiary health prevention
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2. ILLNESS PREVENTION Examples No Smoking Programs Controlling the breeding of insects Education programs on AIDS prevention Immunization
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3. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT Commonly used services of health care Usually sought once a person feels ill or a problem is indicated
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3. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT Examples Teaching about breast self-breast examination (early diagnosis) Vision-screening programs at schools Treatments provided in any health care setting
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4. REHABILITATION Restoration of a person to their highest level of functioning, maximizing abilities and independence
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4. REHABILITATION Programs have extended beyond helping those with illness or injuries to the nervous system Rehabilitation programs
4. REHABILITATION Involves the patient, family, and the entire health team who will individualize a rehabilitation program for the patient Provided in various settings like hospital, home, healthcare home, outpatient setting