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TEACHER: REIMART JAY C. CAÑETE LEARNING AREA:
DAILY LESSON (HEALTH)
PLAN MARCH 18, 2024 1:30pm - 3:00pm /
TEACHING DATES &
MARCH 19, 2024 12:00pm - 1:30pm QUARTER/WEEK 3/5
TIME:
I. OBJECTIVES
• Understand and describe the key global health initiatives aimed at
addressing prevalent diseases and healthcare disparities
worldwide.
• Analyze data and statistics to assess the effectiveness of global
health initiatives in achieving their intended goals and targets.
• Cultivate a sense of responsibility, appreciation and ethical
awareness in advocating for the prioritization of global health on
national and international agendas, promoting collective action for
achieving health equity and sustainable development goals.
c. Textbook Pages
None Sir!
Yes, Sir.
Yes, Sir.
Direction: Recall at least two different
health-related problems in the world that
you know. Write these problems in the first
column and identify what appropriate
global health initiative will address the
problems you have mentioned. Write the
corresponding answers in the second
column.
Yes, Sir.
1. GLOBAL FUND
2. PROGRAMME 7. CHILDREN
3. VACCINES 8. IMMUNE
4. ALLIANCE 9. HEALTH
5. WORLD 10. DEVELOP
6. NATIONS 11. UNITED
Exactly, all of your answers are correct
that’s great. Thank you so much for
participating!
B. Analysis Picture-Analysis!
Yes, Sir.
Process Question:
Global Fund
- It is a partnership designed to
accelerate the end of AIDS,
Tuberculosis, and Malaria as
epidemics. - is a financing
mechanism rather than an
implementing agency.
HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Accelerating the end of AIDS,
TB, Malaria as epidemics -
Global Fund mobilizes and
invests more than 4 billion
dollars a year to support
programs run by local experts in
more than 100 countries.
Thank you so much! To add on it the
importance of global fund;
IMPORTANCE
- The fund bolsters initiatives and
programs that fight TB, Malaria and
AIDS. Sufficient budget gives the
mechanism to sustain certain
programs anchored on such noble
objective.
HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Innovation for Uptake, Scale
and Equity in Immunization
(INFUSE)
- It seeks to bridge the gap
between vaccine delivery
innovators and implementing
countries
IMPORTANCE
- It ensures that vaccines for
immunity are sufficient in target
countries. This helps boost the
immune system of target
beneficiaries.
HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Alliance for Healthy Cities -It is
an international network
aiming to protect and enhance
the health of city dwellers thru
legislations and issuances.
- WHO Framework Convention
on Tobacco Control (WHO-
FCTC) - It is the first treaty
negotiated under the auspices
of the World Health
Organization that seeks to
control tobacco consumption.
- WHO's Global Strategy to
Reduce the Harmful Use of
Alcohol -It is a resolution on
public health problems caused
by harmful use of alcohol
approved by World Health
Assembly year 2005 (WHA
58.26); thus, recognizing that
alcohol has a worldwide impact
and that strategies exist to
reduce such an impact.
IMPORTANCE
- It encourages local governments to
incorporate health issues and
health concerns into all aspects of
public policy.
- It aims at protecting present and
future generations from the
devastating health, social,
environmental, and economic
consequences of tobacco
consumption and exposure to
tobacco secondhand smoking.
- It establishes norms and creates a
framework to support both
domestic action and international
cooperation on alcohol
consumption.
HEALTH INITIATIVES
- UNDP Strategic Plan -It is
anchored on the 2030 Agenda
for Sustainable Development
and committed to the principles
of universality, equality and
leaving no one behind
IMPORTANCE
- It helps countries in achieving
sustainable development by
eradicating poverty in all its forms
and dimensions.
- It accelerates structural
transformations for sustainable
development and building
resilience to crises and shocks.
HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Digital Health Initiative - It is an
initiative to strengthen health
systems by designing and
deploying digitally enabled
solutions.
IMPORTANCE
- It lessens the number of children
that misses life-saving vaccinations,
treatment, and health monitoring
which outdated health system fails
to keep on track.
CORRECT ANSWERS:
1. TRUE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
(the students will check the answer).
That’s great!
A. Application Imagine if…
GROUP ACTIVITY!
The teacher will group the class into 4
groups.
Criteria:
• Creativity 30%
• Clarity 30%
• Organization 25%
• Over-all Impact 15%
Total: 100%
(the students will do the activity
creatively and after they done the
activity one representative will go in
front to explain their works).
VI. EVALUATION
ASSESSMENT
Direction: Explain the importance of the following to our current health conditions (2 points
each).
1. Global Fund
2. Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations (GAVI)
3. World Health Organization (WHO)
4. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
5. United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF)
VII. ASSIGNMENT
Direction: On activity notebook, answer the following questions:
2. As a student, how will you impart or share to other people especially in your community
the importance of what you have learned?