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Introduction to Public Health

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Public health is “the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through the organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private communities, and individuals.” — CEA Winslow

These materials introduce public health core functions and essential services.

• Key public health terms
• Historical developments from four public health perspectives
• Determinants of health and their effects on population health

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Introduction to Public Health. In: Public Health 101 Series. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, CDC; 2014. Available at: https://www.cdc.gov/training/publichealth101/public-health.html .

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• E-learning course – Introduction to Public Health
• Introduction to Public Health Course on CDC TRAIN
• 10 Essential Public Health Services (updated Sept 22, 2020)
• Handout of Key Public Health Terms
• Public Health References
• Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Service
• A Guide to Public Health Careers
• Career Paths to Public Health
• CDC Fellowships
• Find Training
• CDC’s Solve The Outbreak Game
• CDC TRAIN external
• Public Health Grand Rounds
• Develop Training

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We've put together a list of some of our most popular health PowerPoint Templates for use in professional health, healthcare and medical presentations. You can combine slides and elements from any of these templates to build your own custom health related presentation for you or your team.  

Wellness Wheel Interactive PowerPoint Diagram

This wellness wheel is a powerful PowerPoint tool to engage your audience and teach them about the different dimensions of health. In this template, find a wellness wheel diagram representing the different areas of health.

Each section corresponds to one dimension in which the audience can learn more about factors and information about that section. For example, compare physical vs. emotional health. By interacting with the PowerPoint wellness wheel diagram , your audience will understand better how to maintain their health and well-being.

Virus Infographic Health Powerpoint Template

Looking for a virus PowerPoint template that is both creative and engaging? This template comes with various slides themed around a virus design, all of which are animated to help you better engage your audience. Each template slide features a simplistic virus layout that is easily customized with your colors, images, and logo.

Plus, all the icon images in this template can be replaced with your own or from the PowerPoint icons library. Get started with this template and create an impressive health awareness presentation that will leave your audience virus-free!

Medical Comparison PowerPoint Diagrams

Whether you're a medical student, doctor, or healthcare professional, you know that accurate and up-to-date information is critical. That's why we've created this Medical Comparison PowerPoint Diagrams template - to help you quickly compare data and information in your next presentation. With seven animated slides themed around medication doses, this template is perfect for displaying your medical data in a clear, engaging way.

Plus, our easy-to-use design means you'll be able to create a beautiful presentation in no time. Get started with this template today and give your audience the information they need to make informed decisions.

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If you're looking for a comprehensive and engaging way to communicate your healthcare information, this healthcare infographic PowerPoint template will help transform your data for that purpose. It includes a variety of medical-themed infographic layouts that will add a professional and modern touch to any healthcare presentation. 

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Health and Wellness. What is Wellness. Wellness is a state of good health achieved by balancing your physical, mental, emotional and social health. What is Health. Health is a condition of your physical, emotional, mental and social well-being. Each part of your health is equally important.

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What is Wellness • Wellness is a state of good health achieved by balancing your physical, mental, emotional and social health.

What is Health • Health is a condition of your physical, emotional, mental and social well-being. • Each part of your health is equally important. • BALANCE = HEALTH

4 Domains of Health • Physical Health • Emotional Health • Mental Health • Social Health

Physical Health • Part of health that describes the condition of your body. • Ways to keep your body healthy:

Physical Health • Part of health that describes the condition of your body. • Ways to keep your body healthy: • Getting 8 hours of sleep

Physical Health • Part of health that describes the condition of your body. • Ways to keep your body healthy: • Getting 8 hours of sleep • Eat nutritious food and a well balanced diet

Physical Health • Part of health that describes the condition of your body. • Ways to keep your body healthy: • Getting 8 hours of sleep • Eat nutritious food and a well balanced diet • Practice good hygiene • Hygiene: keep clean  cleanliness helps prevent the spread of disease

Physical Health • Part of health that describes the condition of your body. • Ways to keep your body healthy: • Getting 8 hours of sleep • Eat nutritious food and a well balanced diet • Practice good hygiene • Hygiene: keep clean  cleanliness helps prevent the spread of disease • Avoid drugs, alcohol and tobacco

Emotional Health • The way you recognize and deal with your feelings. • Myth vs. Fact • Myth: someone who is always laughing and smiling is probably emotionally healthy • Fact: sometimes people use smiles and laughter as a way of hiding their sadness • Maintaining your emotional health:

Emotional Health • The way you recognize and deal with your feelings. • Myth vs. Fact • Myth: someone who is always laughing and smiling is probably emotionally healthy • Fact: sometimes people use smiles and laughter as a way of hiding their sadness • Maintaining your emotional health: • Express your emotions in words rather than acting them out

Emotional Health • The way you recognize and deal with your feelings. • Myth vs. Fact • Myth: someone who is always laughing and smiling is probably emotionally healthy • Fact: sometimes people use smiles and laughter as a way of hiding their sadness • Maintaining your emotional health: • Express your emotions in words rather than acting them out • Show self-control and think before you act

Emotional Health • The way you recognize and deal with your feelings. • Myth vs. Fact • Myth: someone who is always laughing and smiling is probably emotionally healthy • Fact: sometimes people use smiles and laughter as a way of hiding their sadness • Maintaining your emotional health: • Express your emotions in words rather than acting them out • Show self-control and think before you act • Deal with sadness appropriately and in a timely manner

Mental Health • How you deal with life’s demands. • Mental Health =

Mental Health • How you deal with life’s demands. • Mental Health = • Recognize and deal with stress in a positive way

Mental Health • How you deal with life’s demands. • Mental Health = • Recognize and deal with stress in a positive way • Accept new ideas

Mental Health • How you deal with life’s demands. • Mental Health = • Recognize and deal with stress in a positive way • Accept new ideas • Effectively solve problems

Mental Health • How you deal with life’s demands. • Mental Health = • Recognize and deal with stress in a positive way • Accept new ideas • Effectively solve problems • Habits that you think only affect your physical health may also affect your mental and emotional health. • Example: poor diet and lack of sleep may leave you feeling depressed and worried as well as physically tired.

Social Health • The part of health that describes the way that you interact with people. • Social health is influenced greatly by your family and peers. • Ways to improve your social health:

Social Health • The part of health that describes the way that you interact with people. • Social health is influenced greatly by your family and peers. • Ways to improve your social health: • Being considerate of other people and their needs • Showing respect to others

Social Health • The part of health that describes the way that you interact with people. • Social health is influenced greatly by your family and peers. • Ways to improve your social health: • Being considerate of other people and their needs • Showing respect to others • Being dependable • Supporting people you care about when they make the right choices • Expressing your true feelings

Social Health • The part of health that describes the way that you interact with people. • Social health is influenced greatly by your family and peers. • Ways to improve your social health: • Being considerate of other people and their needs • Showing respect to others • Being dependable • Supporting people you care about when they make the right choices • Expressing your true feelings • Imagining how you would feel if you were in another person’s place • Asking for help when you need it

Balanced Health • Wellness: the state of good health achieved by balancing your physical, mental, emotional and social health. • NO balance = POOR health (not functioning at your best)

Personal Health Evaluation

What is Bullying? How to STOP it. • Read “Bully” article!

WHAT TO DO ABOUT BULLYING • The most important thing you can do is…TELL A TRUSTED ADULT! • Another good thing to do is start a diary and write down details of bullying situations (you might be the victim or an eye witness). Include date, time, place, who was there (witnesses), who was involved, exactly what happened. • If you document the incident(s), you will have a stronger case for getting an adult involved and making the bully stop.

Influences on your Health and Wellness • Make a list of outside forces that can affect your health

Heredity and your Health • Heredity: the passing down of traits from a parent to a child. • The way you look, and behave are due to heredity • Physical traits: eye color, hair color, height, skin color • Behavioral traits: behaviors that are influenced by heredity and that contribute to the development of a persons personality • Example: “His sense of humor is just like his dads” • Heredity affects your health • ie: parent wears glasses = child wearing glasses • ie: passage of disease • Cystic fibrosis (CF): disease of the lungs and digestive system

Environmental Influences • Environment: everything around you, including the things you cannot see. • ie: germs, air, smells • Factors that affect your health: • Air: may contain particles that cause you to cough or that initiate an allergic response • Microscopic organisms: make you ill when they invade your body • Secondhand smoke

Environmental Influences • Making your environment a healthier place • Dispose of trash properly to prevent pollution • Walk, ride a bike, or use mass transit to reduce the number of cars on the road • Reduce pollution released in the air • Start a recycling program for paper, plastic and aluminum cans to save natural resources

Relationships • How your relationships influence YOU: • In groups of 2 or 3, brainstorm ways in which your peers can positively affect your health and ways in which your peers may negatively affect your health. • How can you reduce the negative effects that your peers have on you? • Identify one way that you will positively affect the health of your friends or family in the up coming weeks • ie: getting your parents up and moving • Getting your parents to be more active: nightly walks!

How your Relationships Influence YOU • Peers influence your health • Peer: someone who is the same age or in the same grade as you and who has similar interests • Positive and negative influence • Positive example: • Positive source of support when you have problems or need someone to talk to • Study partners • Negative example: • Friends try to convince you to smoke or take drugs putting your health and theirs at risk • CHOOSE FRIENDS WISELY: MAY AFFECT YOUR HEALTH IN A NEGATIVE WAY

Other Influences that Influence YOU • Media • Television • Celebrities

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills:

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively • Practicing wellness

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively • Practicing wellness • Setting goals

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively • Practicing wellness • Setting goals • Using refusal skills

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively • Practicing wellness • Setting goals • Using refusal skills • Coping

Using Life Skills to Improve Health • Life Skills: skills that help you deal with situations that can affect your health. • Tools to help you overcome any problem whether it’s big or small • 9 Life Skills: • Assessing your health • Making good decisions • Being a wise consumer • Communicating effectively • Practicing wellness • Setting goals • Using refusal skills • Coping • Evaluating media messages

9 Life Skills • Assessing your health • Evaluate each of the four parts of your health periodically and assess your health behaviors • Make the RIGHT decision • Making good decisions means making choices that are healthy and responsible • COURAGE IS POWER • Being a wise consumer • Reading the labels on products • Compare the value and quality of the products before deciding to buy one instead of the other

9 Life Skills • Communicating effectively • Good communications skills help you avoid misunderstandings by expressing your feelings in a healthy way • Good communication includes good listening skills • Good communication skills allow you to express yourself clearly and concisely • Practicing wellness • Different ways to practice wellness • Being informed about good health habits • Proper diet • Exercise • Plenty of sleep

9 Life Skills • Setting goals • Goal setting: aiming for something that will give you a sense of accomplishment • Setting realistic goals is vital • ie: running 5 miles a day = give yourself time to achieve this goal. You may have to start running 1 mile a day until you can build your tolerance.

Setting Goals • 7 keys for setting realistic goals • Write down your goals • More likely to achieve your goals if they’re written down • Make them real • Set short term milestones • Goals that are far out of reach are easy to procrastinate on and put off • ie: goal to write a novel this year = long-term goal • Commit to a certain number of pages a week = milestone • Be specific • The more specific you are the better motivated you’ll be as you get closer to achieving your goals • Measure actions as well as progress • Measure your actions as well as your progress • ie: instead of setting fitness goals based on pounds, you can set goals for the amount of cardio you want to achieve for that given week • Start with just one goal • Schedule time for your goals • The more time you allocate for your goals per day the faster you’ll achieve it • Set goals you actually want to achieve

9 Life Skills • Using refusal skills • Refusal skills: a way to say no to something that you don’t want to do • Must feel strongly about what things you want to avoid • Coping • Coping: dealing with problems in an effective way • Evaluating media messages • The media will try to influence your decision on purchasing or believing certain products will influence your health in a positive way • Have an open mind and don’t believe everything your hear • If you are unsure about something – educate yourself

Evaluating your Skills • Ask yourself the following questions: • Do I periodically evaluate the four parts of health? • Am I making good decisions? • Am I setting and meeting my goals? • Do I use refusal skills when I need to? • Am I communicating my feelings and expectations? • Do I compare products and services for value and quality? • If you answered NO to any of these questions, you need to work harder on the skills that addresses that question

Stay Healthy and Well • The nine life skills work together to improve your health and wellness • Refusal skills can help you make good decisions • Communicating effectively can help you set and reach goals • Making good decisions will keep you healthy and out of trouble • Staying informed will alert you to areas that you need to improve on • Assessing all four parts of your health on a regular basis keeps your level of wellness high • Learning to evaluate media messages and to comparison shop makes you a wise consumer

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FAQs on Health and Wellness

What do you mean by health and wellness.

Any person is healthy if he/she is not suffering from illness or disease and the body has optimal functioning. On the other hand, wellness is a broader concept that defines the mental and emotional state of the mind. Wellness also includes managing stress, cultivating positive relationships, and practicing self-care. However, these terms are interrelated in the practical world, as a happy person can live a healthy life.

What is a health and wellness introduction?

The term "health and wellness introduction" refers to the initial description or presentation of the concept of health and wellness. It introduces the core ideas, significance, and advantages of upholding a healthy lifestyle and general well-being. The importance of prioritizing one's health is frequently emphasized in the introduction, highlighting the benefits of regular exercise, a wholesome diet, stress reduction, and upholding good routines.

The significance of mental and emotional health, including self-reflection, good outlook, and getting help when necessary. It inspires and motivates individuals to embrace healthy lifestyle changes, develop wholesome habits, and make wise decisions to enhance their general health and quality of life.

What are the 5 components of health and wellness?

The five components of health and wellness are as follows:

Physical Health: This component refers to the overall well-being of your body. It involves taking care of your body's systems, organs, and muscles to ensure optimal functioning.

Mental Health: This involves practicing self-care, seeking support when needed, and engaging in activities that promote mental well-being.

Social Health: Social health usually means to maintain positive relationships with others. It involves having a supportive social network, effective communication skills, and a sense of belonging and connection with others.

Spiritual Health: It includes connecting with your values, beliefs, and inner self. Spiritual health can be cultivated through practices, such as meditation, mindfulness, prayer, or engaging in activities.

Emotional Health: Emotional health involves understanding and managing your emotions effectively. Emotional health encompasses self-awareness, self-acceptance, and the ability to handle stress and adversity healthily.

These five components are interconnected and contribute to overall health and well-being. Focusing on each component and striving for a balance among them can promote a holistic and fulfilling life.

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Record Number of Students Share Research at Annual Undergraduate Research Conference

(April 20, 2024) — A record 94 Georgetown students from diverse majors such as biology, nursing, chemistry, psychology, and the human sciences presented their work at this year’s Undergraduate Research Conference (URC), which took place during a daylong poster session on Wednesday, April 17, in the Healey Family Student Center.

Jan LaRocque, PhD, listens to a student’s research presentation.

“This conference provides a unique opportunity for students to present their science and health-related research to their peers and faculty,” said Jan LaRocque, PhD, associate professor, Department of Human Science at the School of Health and faculty co-advisor for the conference. “Students see the value of the experience, which is reflected in the record-setting number of poster presentations for this year’s event.”

Makenzie Thomas (H’24) recommended underclassmen interested in research attend to see firsthand the variety of research opportunities available on campus. Thomas presented her human science honors thesis research in addition to serving as student co-chair for the conference along with Nick Cohen (H’25). The student co-chairs collect and review submitted abstracts and print all of the research posters for the conference.

Conference organizers Makenzie Thomas (H’24) and Nick Cohen (H’25)

“Printing the posters takes a lot of work, but doing so fulfills one of our key tenets of making the conference accessible to all students who may not have the ability to pay to have a poster professionally printed,” said Thomas.

The student co-chairs also selected the keynote speaker for the event. This year they chose Sharon Savage, MD, director of the National Cancer Institute’s (NCI) clinical genetics branch and clinical director of NCI’s division of cancer epidemiology and genetics.

Learning Scientific Communication Skills

The interdisciplinarity of the department of human science, which established the conference in 2003 and still takes a leading organizing role, is reflected in the variety of research presented at the annual conference.

By participating in the Undergraduate Research Conference, students learn about the process of presenting their research.

“Students can get trapped in their niche of their major or lab, and the URC shows the range of research students are doing, from studying a particular protein in a lab, to investigating a more public health-related issue, to even improving the clinical side of care,” said Thomas.

In sharing their research at URC, students learn about the process of presenting their research, from writing a concise abstract to creating a thoughtful poster presentation of their work.

“The URC provided a platform to present projects in a professional manner while surrounded by familiar faces,” recalled Larissa Wietlisbach (NHS ‘18) who is currently in her first year of a plastic and reconstructive surgery residency at the University of Chicago. “The conference was an incredible way to not only share research but also grow scientific communications skills.”

Eric Glasgow, PhD

This year’s Allan Angerio Award for Excellence in Mentorship recipient, Eric Glasgow, PhD, who directs the Zebrafish Shared Resource at Georgetown, encouraged students in his lab to participate in the conference to learn the skills of putting together a coherent scientific story and, for more advanced students, placing their research in the context of larger scientific questions.

“Scientific conferences are the major way that pre-publications science is communicated, so the URC provides a valuable opportunity for students to develop their presentation skills,” Glasgow said. “Sharing the joy of scientific discovery with my students and seeing them develop as scientists has become a favorite part of my job,” he added.

Having Something to Say

Students and faculty who attended the conference had the opportunity to listen to three oral presentations before the awards ceremony that concluded the day’s events.

The student planning committee selected the three presenters for a 15-minute presentation followed by questions and answers with faculty. One of this year’s selectees was Isabel Powell (C’24), who researched undocumented people’s experience with the U.S. health care system after witnessing the difficulties in access for a close family friend.

From right: Isabel Powell (C’24), Ainsleigh Scott (C’24) and Mark Kuo (C’24) hold their “Excellence in Oral Presentation” certificates.

Powell chose to explore her research topic both quantitatively in conducting regression analyses using publicly available survey data as well as qualitatively through interviews with organizations that work with undocumented individuals

“The biggest takeaway I’m finding is that solutions to improve access to health care for the undocumented have to be local,” said Powell. “So much depends on local municipalities and states’ engagement to improve access to health care.”

Mark Kuo (C’24) also presented his research on liver cancer and received the award for Best Oral Presentation.

“There’s not a great way to predict liver cancer right now, so my research looks at purified liver cancer cells in the blood to analyze the DNA damage to predict whether cancer will develop again,” said Kuo.

Mark Kuo received “Best Oral Presentation” for the talk he gave about his research.

Though he’s worked on his research since his sophomore year at Georgetown, Kuo waited until his senior year to present the work.

“Seeing all the amazing research that previous cohorts of upperclassmen presented at URC inspired me that one day I would also be ready to present,” said Kuo, who waited until his data pool grew from 10 to 40 patients to present.

Powell attended the conference for the first time this year and encouraged underclassmen to consider getting involved with the event in the future. “I think as students we sometimes have this idea that in order to present research we have to have been working on it for years and it has to be very polished. But I think if you have something meaningful to say, then go ahead and present your work in this great supportive environment.”

Heather Wilpone-Welborn GUMC Communications

The Undergraduate Research Conference is made possible by the generous support of the Wietlisbach family.

2024 Undergraduate Research Conference Award Winners

Best poster presentation.

Naomi Greenberg “Modeling an Autosomal Driver that Enables Y- or O-chromosome Meiotic Drive Via Remote Control”

Best Oral Presentation

Mark Kuo “Detection of γ-OHPdG by CTCs and LC-MS/MS as a Hepatocellular Carcinoma Recurrence Biomarker”

Excellence in Oral Presentation

Ainsleigh Scott “Mommy and Me: Analyzing Activity Budgets of Mother Dolphins”

Isabel Powell “Policies Not Police: Preventative Healthcare-Seeking Behaviors Among Undocumented Migrants in the United States”

From left: Elizabeth Haigney, Nadia Sandanandan and Victoria Segal

Rising Researcher

Elizabeth Haigney and Maeve Farley “Optimizing Injection Site Selection in Zebrafish Models for Cancer Cell Tracking and Treatment”

Excellence in Poster Presentation

Shannon Chen “Morphofunctional Changes in Microglia with Aging”

Tyller Mensa “Elucidating a Role for Tau in Long-term Depression”

Brianna Miller “Multilevel Barriers and Facilitators of Healthcare Access and Delivery Among Childhood Cancer Survivors”

Nadia Sandanandan “The Role of Tumor Associated Macrophages and Interleukin-6 in Sonic Hedgehog Medulloblastoma (SHH-MB)”

Victoria Segal “Enhancing Enzymatic Flux with Poly-Histidine Coacervate Forming Peptides”

Brady Stallman “Investigating the Role of Insulin-like Peptides in C. elegans ’ Sodium Chemotaxis Learning”

Mina Wazni “ Neuropeptide Y Mediated Ewing Sarcoma Bone Degradation in TC71 Cells”

Allan Angerio Award for Excellence in Mentorship

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