Ecological Model of Health

The ecological model of health looks at the different areas of influence our environment have on us -- from more proximal environments like the influence of or home and family to more distal ones, like the political landscape.
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[@laurahernandez1689]

Thank you for breaking it down for me. Watching your videos has been helpful #NursingStudent

[@DianaBedoya]

Appreciate it!

[@AB-em8iw]

Well explained with clear examples! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@DianaBedoya]

You’re welcome!

[@ralphumoetok1843]

Hi Diana, thank you for the quick response. I do appreciate the differences between the two models and I feel the ecological model is more applicable to my dissertation, as I intend to quantitatively assess the sexual health-related knowledge, attitude and practice among university students. Thank you once again

[@DianaBedoya]

You're very welcome! Best of luck with your dissertation :)

[@muleyachongo1862]

I have a question

[@nanyanziamulat3437]

Wow, thank you very much. You have made it easy to understand 🙌

[@DianaBedoya]

Glad it helped! You’re very welcome!

[@ISHURITVonline]

Thank you for this helpful video about H.promo

[@DianaBedoya]

my pleasure! Glad you found it helpful!

[@fartberg]

The community level (cultural values, norms) slide was very interesting. The overlap between students (not medical professionals, btw. not yet) who thought “masks are a good thing” and “BLM is a good thing” is quite notable.
Considering everything that has come out about BLM’s distinct anti-semitism and it’s function as a piggy bank for Patrisse Cullors and her ilk, it calls into question the decision-making of these people, and their likelihood to be swept up in a scam due to community influences.
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[@adventuresofpodinilame]

Informative video, thank you

[@DianaBedoya]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 😁

[@ralphumoetok1843]

What a great video. Thank you for taking your time out to explain this. Im Writing a dissertation on KAP of sexual health among university students and was considering different theoretical models: ecological model or HBM. Please can you give your opinion?

[@DianaBedoya]

Hi Ralph! Glad you found the video helpful! As for which model to use, they are very different and it depends on what you are trying to learn as they both can be useful in the appropriate application. I am a big fan of letting the evidence guide me - what I mean by this is to get really comfortable in your knowledge of both (and other?) models and the body of literature that pertains to your specific question. Then, instead of forcing the use of a model, the appropriate model will become clear when you really understand what you are trying to study and how you want to show it. I know that is vague! But this process will also help you defend WHY you chose the model you chose when you are presenting with confidence. Best of luck to you!

[@vaskarsapkota4096]

thank you very much for informative video...love from Nepal

[@DianaBedoya]

You’re welcome! Love from Canada!

[@soniyashrestha2521]

Vaskar?? Hye! Lol

[@ritahnatukunda3353]

Thank you

[@DianaBedoya]

You’re welcome 😊

[@oj5990]

Thank you for this video. Is it possible for me to send you an email please, I have an essay and i am struggling to apply this model, Thank you

[@DianaBedoya]

Hi O’ J. Glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate your interest in this model, but unfortunately my cup is full and currently devoted to my current students. Perhaps you have a supervisor that can help?