Why might a prison need to be a health promoting setting?

Which of the following is often a goal of a whole-prison approach?

Until the 1960’s health promoting in schools was very much in line with the medical model that was underpinned by scientific methods, prevention, early detection, top-down hierarchical relationship between clinician and patient, and the achievement of successful public health campaigns. The presumptions was that since humans are rational thinkers that solely providing the health information would initiate behavior change (we know this is not 100% accurate). Explain the paradigm shift from the western medical model to a new focus on personal, social health and economic education in the context of the health promoting school model.       Please answer in complete sentences. No bullet points.  

What is the Seedhouse Ethical Grid?

Carole lives in a state where a stay-at-home order has been issued, and while she is fine with working from home, she refuses to work out until her gym re-opens. She understands the significant consequences that can come from being so inactive, but does not believe she has anything to worry about since she’s young and things like obesity and hypertension typically affect older people.  Which Health Belief Model construct would you address in encouraging Carole to work out?

Hospitals have always been health promoting settings.

Employee wellness is a part of the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child Model.

Health has been recognized as a fundamental human right.

When evaluating healthy public policy, we can look at both self-report behavior, and direct observation of behavior. Which of these two options is more reliable in an evaluation?

A patient is choosing to refuse a blood transfusion, against medical advice. In allowing this decision, the physician is following which ethical principle of health promotion?