HHD Notes
The content on this page currently reflects the Health and Human Development course ending in 2015 and does not yet contain this year’s additions to the study design. We will be updating it in the coming weeks. In the meantime there’s still tons of relevant content, so have a look around!
General
- Introduction to HHD
- Introduction to Unit 3
- Introduction to Unit 4
- Interpreting Graphs & Data
- Approaching case studies
Unit 3
Area of Study 1: Understanding Australia’s health
- Dimensions of Health
- Measurements of Health Status
- Comparing Australia's Health
- Determinants of Health
- National Health Priority Areas
- Linking determinants of health to NHPAs
- Costs - Direct, Indirect and Intangible
- Nutrients - Functions and Food Sources
- Nutrients: Risk and Protective Factors
Area of Study 2: Promoting health in Australia
- Models of Health and Health Promotion
- Comparing the biomedical and social models of health
- Case Study: Social model or Ottawa Charter
- VicHealth
- Values that underpin the Australian healthcare system
- Australia's Healthcare System - Government Responsibilities
- Australia's Healthcare System - Medicare, PBS & Private Health
- Promoting Healthy Eating - Non-Government
- Promoting Healthy Eating - Government
Unit 4
Area of Study 1: Introducing global health and human development
- Developed vs Developing Countries
- Impact of factors on health status
- Health status in Australia and developing countries
- Sustainability
- Defining Human Development
- Putting It All Together - Sustainable H&HD
- Sustainable Development Goals
Area of Study 2: Promoting global health and human development
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