7 - Pharmacists in family health

family

• unit of service in all health care delivery

• Unique; affected by every aspects of community

• Is part of community health

• Is more than the sum of personal health of individual

• Is a unit of health care

family

• a group of biologically-related persons living together and sharing the common kitchen and purse

• group of two or more persons related by birth, marriage, or adoption and residing together in a household

family health

state of positive interactions between family members which enables each members of the family to enjoy optimum physical, mental, social, and spiritual well being

health services providers

Must understand family ways, traditions, customs and beliefs of the family

• economic stability

• emotional support

• psychological needs

• sexual needs

• Sickness role

5 functions of family

• Living and work conditions

• Physical environment

• Psycho- social environment

• Education and economic factors

• Health practices

• Cultural factors

• Gender

7 determinants of health

• Problems faced by the Family

• Reproductive Health

• Child Health

• Gender Issues in the Family

• Aging

• Mental Health

6 scopes and components of family health

• teacher

• motivator

• trainer

• counselor

• caretaker

5 roles of family in health

• Health Informant

• Support in a Disability

• Reduce Mental Stress and Anxiety

• Help to be acquainted in physical Emotional Changes

4 roles of peer group

• child rearing

• socialization

• personality formation

• care of dependent adult

• broken homes

5 responsibility of family in health & disease

responsible parenthood

• It refers to the will, ability and commitment of parents to respond to the needs and aspirations of the family and children

• It is the act of putting the needs of the child over self

Parenting or child rearing

• process of promoting and supporting the physical, emotional, social and intellectual development of a child from infancy to adulthood

• done by the biological parents of the child although governments and society take a role as well

• Social class

• Economic status

• Education

parenting is influenced by (3)

• Authoritarian

• Authoritative

• Permissive

• Uninvolved

4 parenting styles

parent education

A course or program which is given to raising successful children, creating competent, confident parents, and building strong families and communities.