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will not include thorough detail. Next, I will merge the “Definitions” and “Universal, Selective, and
Indicated” sections to describe the different levels of prevention. I will define primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention, and include examples based on the individual and population level. I will likely omit the “Tier” section since it is not as commonly cited as primary, secondary and tertiary levels. Someone else noted that it would be important to cite the origins of primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention, and I agree. I will try to track down the original source of this terminology. Next, I will outline the leading causes of preventable death in the United States and worldwide. I will describe the causes of such diseases as well as the behaviors and exposures that lead to the diseases and deaths. However, I will not go into depth about specific preventive methods until the “Methods of Prevention” section. For example, I may state that sedentary lifestyles can lead to cardiovascular disease in the “Leading causes of preventable death” section but I will wait until the “Methods of Prevention” section to describe the recommended duration and frequency of daily exercise needed to prevent disease. For the developing nations section, I will organize my topics in a similar manner. I will also describe other preventive care methods that are important, though they may not fall under the leading causes of death, including birth control/family planning, vaccinations, and dental care among others. Following the methods section, I will discuss currently implemented programs (or the lack thereof) in the United States and worldwide. I will explore several initiatives to demonstrate how governments and organizations implement public health initiatives to prevent disease. Finally, I will discuss the effectiveness of some preventive healthcare programs that have been evaluated in literature. I will talk about the benefits of preventive care (in terms of projected years of life saved, overall health improvement, reduced healthcare expenditures, etc.) as well as ways that these programs can be improved through legislation, grassroots health initiatives, etc. I intend to include examples of countries that have exemplary, moderate, and poor programs of preventive care.
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Methods for Different Diseases" is much less comprehensive than I had planned. Since I had hoped to give this page both a global and American focus, I was only able to complete a few sections before the deadline. However, the good thing about Knowledge is that it is a community effort and a continual process. I recommend adding the following sub-sections to my "Preventive Methods" section, but of course you all can pick and choose at your discretion: breast cancer, prostate cancer, heart disease, diabetes, oral/dental health, mental health, STD's, and infectious and communicable diseases. Again, thank you for your feedback and I look forward to seeing how this page grows and expands!
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sexual health. Sexual health seems particularly relevant since you mention syphilis prevention earlier in the article. I don't think you necessarily need to go into depth into each topic (someone else will hopefully fill them out later), but just mentioning a few major ways to prevent those specific conditions and how frequently preventative measures are used would be helpful. The other main suggestion I have is to incorporate more of a world view and add information on preventative healthcare in the developing world. You could focus on immunizations, chemotherapy, nutrition, sanitation, and health education. All these are relevant in all regions of the world. Overall, I think the article looks good!
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Carrieri, V., Wuebker, A. Assessing inequalities in preventive care use in Europe, Health Policy, 2013, 113: 247-257. Jusot F, Or Z, Sirven N. Variations in preventive care utilisation inEurope. European
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The originator(s) of this useful concept is/are not given credit. Does anyone know where the concept originated? A reference would be good. The late Dr Wendy Dawson once told me that her step-father, Dr Don Rittey, was the originator. But I do not know if this is so. Dr Rittey was a one-time
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