Preventive Medicine I
- Definition of health promotion and disease prevention
- The concept of causality
- The determinants of health (population, nutrition, environmental conditions, lifestyles)
- Objectives and methods of prevention (primary, secondary and tertiary prevention)
- Screening
Preventive Medicine II
- Health determinants;
- Conceptual models of health determinants;
- Alma Ata Declaration;
- Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion;
- Equity;
- Advocacy;
Applied Dietetics
Main nutrients
Energy needs
Evaluation of nutritional status
Obesity
Metabolic syndrome
Thinness
Nutrition and sport
Nutrition and dying patient
Nutrition in pediatric age
Dyslipidemias
Nutrition and anticoagulant therapy
Diabetes
Parenteral nutrition, enteral nutrition, Nutrition of the elderly
Pseudo-food intolerance
Celiac disease
Nutrition and cancer
METHODOLOGY OF THE PROFESSION OF HEALTHCARE ASSISTANT WITHIN THE HEALTH PROMOTION
- The healthcare assistant's approach to health and quality of life;
- The foundations and the main theories of health promotion, the conceptual frameworks of reference for the approach to the person and the community;
- Definition of health, health education, disease prevention, health education, therapeutic education, health promotion;
- International reference documents for health promotion;
- Lifestyles, empowerment and life skills and Peer education;
- Transversal professional skills to support change;
- Theoretical reference models for health promotion interventions;
- Differences between pathogenic and salutogenic models and related patterns;
- The Precede – Proceed model for a community health diagnosis;
- Theoretical models for health education, basic elements and notes on active techniques for an educational intervention;
- The determinants of health;
- Health surveillance systems: Zerodue, Okkio alla salute, HBSC, Gyts, ITOSS, SPITOSS, IVG surveillance, PASSI, PASSI d'ARGENTO
-National and International programs and projects:
-Gain health
-ParentsMore
-EU4HEALTH 2021-2027
-International Health Brick Programme (ProMIS)
-RAPID Project
-National Health Equity Program