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Lecture 2 - The Stories We Tell
About :
- 4 types story telling
- benefits of storytelling in health care
7
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Lecture 3 - The Journeys We Make
Sontag compares health to what 1,
How does cassell describe illness...,
How does helman describe illness 3
13
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Lecture 4 - Suffering and Healing
What are younger s 3 phases of al...,
How does cassell describe sufferi...,
When is pain not suffering 3
9
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Lecture 5 - Healthy and Identity
What does identity depend on 1,
What is intersectionality 2,
What is the marxist definition of...
6
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Lecture 6 - Health and Power
What is social power 1,
What is biopower 2,
What is participaction 3
5
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Lecture 7 - What does it all mean for health care systems?
What is mind body dualism 1,
What are the biomedical cultural ...,
What does dysfunction and structu...
5
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Lecture 8 - Intro to Indigeneity in the Health Context
What people might we call indigen...,
What is google s definition of in...,
What is the un s definition of in...
7
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Lecture 9 - Indigenous cultural and belief systems in NZ
What does hapu mean 1,
What does tohunga mean 2,
What does purakau mean 3
24
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Lecture 10 - Pacific Cultural and Belief Systems
What are the 3 political status i...,
Who is epeli hau ofa 2,
What are some common pacific valu...
6
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Lecture 11 - Maori Frameworks of Health and Wellbeing
What is ora 1,
What is the meaning of hau 2,
What was the tohunga suppression ...
17
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Lecture 12 - Pacific Framework of Health and Wellbeing
What was pacific migration like t...,
Pacific peoples census results 2,
What is te mana ola 3
14
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Lecture 13 - Indigenous Health and Context
What were the main diseases that ...,
Influenza being brought to samoa ...,
Consequences of the influenza pan...
10
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Lecture 14 - Epidemiology, a POPH Perspective
What is epidemiology 1,
What is population health 2,
What are the two important health...
17
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Lecture 15 - Patterns of Disease Globally and Across Time
What was the london burden of dis...,
What is group 1 disease 2,
Most deaths are from what type of...
11
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Lecture 16 - Measuring Disease Occurence
Why do we measure disease occurre...,
What are the measures of occurren...,
What are the two types of inciden...
20
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Lecture 17 - Cross-sectional and Ecological Studies
What is descriptive epidemiology 1,
What is analytic epidemiology 2,
What is a cross sectional study 3
13
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Lecture 18 - Measures of Association
What is analytic epidemiology for 1,
Why do we compare groups 2,
What does pecot stand for 3
14
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Lecture 19 - Cohort Studis
What is a cohort study 1,
What are the steps for cohort stu...,
What can you measure with cohort ...
12
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Lecture 20 - Case-control Studies
What are case control studies for 1,
How do case control studies work 2,
What are the steps in a case cont...
14
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Lecture 21 - Randomized Control Trials
What are the essential elements o...,
What is a trial 2,
Why do we randomise 3
17
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Lecture 22 - Introduction to Research Ethics
What is the value of research eth...,
Why do we need research ethics 2,
What do we use for ethics for in ...
18
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Lecture 23 - Chance I
What is internal validity 1,
What do we need to consider for i...,
What is external validity 3
13
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Lecture 24 - Chance II
What are p values 1,
What does a p value tell us about 2,
What is the null hypothesis 3
12
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Lecture 25 - Selection Bias
What is bias 1,
Why does bias matter 2,
When is systematic error important 3
16
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Lecture 26 - Information Bias
What is information bias 1,
How can data be collected 2,
How might we get measurement error 3
14
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Lecture 27 - Confounding
What are confounders 1,
What are the properties of a pote...,
What can confounding do 3
11
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Lecture 28 - Confounding II
How do we control confounding in ...,
What is stratification 2,
What are the pros of stratificati...
11
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Lecture 29 - Association and Causation
What is a cause 1,
What is the causal pie model 2,
What is complexity 3
11
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Lecture 30 - Systematic Reviews
What are the types of review 1,
What are the limitations of narra...,
How are systematic reviews conduc...
9
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Lecture 31 - Critical Appraisal
What is critical appraisal 1,
What does the introduction show 2,
What does the method show 3
6
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Lecture 32 - Prevention
What does primary prevention do 1,
What does secondary prevention do 2,
What does tertiary prevention do 3
9
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Lecture 33 - Screening
What is screening 1,
What is a screening test 2,
What do we need to consider for s...
12
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Lecture 34 - Surveillance
What is surveillance 1,
What are the elements of surveill...,
What is surveillance for 3
14
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Lecture 35 - Outbreaks
What influences the spread of dis...,
What is infection 2,
What is an infestation 3
15
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Lecture 36 - Evidence Based Practice
What is evidence based practice 1,
What is the best study design for...,
What is the best study design for...
6
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