1. September 6, 2016 Warm up List five influences on your choice of health care products or services. Which two most often affect your decisions and why? What would you do if one of the products you bought was defective or did not work?

2. Making Consumer Choices Objectives: Identify the factors that influence consumer decisions about health care products and services Analyze the health messages delivered through advertising in the media Demonstrate ways to utilize criteria to evaluate health products for appropriateness

3. Being Informed Part of being a wise consumer involves making informed purchasing decisions about health and fitness-related products. A ____________________________ is anyone who purchases or uses health products or services. Health consumer

4. Influences Many factors influence your decision to buy specific products and services. Internal factors, such as habit and personal taste, can play a role, as can external factors such as the opinions of family members and friends, and cost. One important external factor that influences purchasing decisions is the _________________, or the various methods of communicating information. Television, radio, newspapers, magazines, and the Internet are all forms of media. media

5. Influences Many health products and services are promoted through advertising. _______________ is a written or spoken media message designed to interest consumers in purchasing a product or service. Advertisements provide information that can help you make purchasing decisions. Advertising

6. TechniqueExampleHidden Message Bandwagon Group of people using a product or service Rich and Famous Product displayed in expensive home Free giftsRedeemable coupons for merchandise Great outdoors Scenes of nature Good times People smiling and laughing TestimonialPeople for whom a product has worked Hidden Messages in Advertising

7. Comparing Choices As a consumer, how do you make wise purchasing decisions? _______________________________ is a method of judging the benefits of different products by comparing several factors, such as quality, features, and cost. Comparison shopping

8. Evaluation Criteria Cost: Compare prices Features: Which features are more important to you? Quality: Is it well-made? Warranty- a company’s or a store’s written agreement to repair a product or refund your money should the product not function properly Safety The Underwriters Laboratory (UL): product-safety testing and certification organization. The UL logo on products indicates it has passed strict safety standards SNELL, a nonprofit foundation, and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) monitor safety standards for helmets and other protective equipment Recommendations

9. Rights as a Consumer 1. Right to Safety 2. Right to Consume 3. Right to be Informed 4. Right to be Heard 5. Right to have Problems Corrected 6. Right to Consumer Education

10. Consumer Choices ______________________ involves using the Internet to buy products and services. Considerations… price convenience product info Safeguards 1.Get permission 2.Security of website 3.Write down pertinent information from purchase Online shopping

11. Exit Ticket Explain the advantages and disadvantages of seeking information about a product from someone who uses the product. Why might some health messages delivered through advertising in the media be misleading?

12. Activity You are to design advertisements or flyers for one of your favorite products or your own service, such as lawn care, babysitting, snow removal, and so on. You must focus on using persuasive language. Explain the target population and how you are going to get your message across.

13. Expectations for Activity Must be creative Must be in color Explanation on back about target audience and why. How you are going to get your message a

14. Health Services Identify three situations for which you might require professional health services, as well as the type of health care professional who would provide that service.

15. Choosing Community Health Services Objectives: Identify situations requiring professional health services, such as primary and preventative care, for people of all ages Identify, describe, and assess available health-related services in the community that relate to disease prevention and health promotion Compare and analyze the cost, availability, and accessibility of health services for people of all ages

16. Types of Health Services The health care professionals you have seen are part of a ___________________________________, which includes all the medical care available to a nation’s people, the way they receive care, and the method of payment. Health care can be divided into general care and specialized care. General care includes _________________________________, or medical doctors who provide physical checkups and general care, as well as school nurses and dentists. Specialized care includes __________________________, or medical doctors trained to handle particular kinds of patients or medical conditions. Whenever you’ve seen a doctor for a checkup or a dentist for an oral exam, you’ve used preventive care. _________________________________________ involves actions that prevent the onset of disease or injury. Vision and hearing screenings, sports physicals, and testing for scoliosis (a spinal disorder) all relate to disease prevention.

17. Facilities for Health Care Services Private practices such as physicians’ offices Clinics- outpatient care Group Practices Hospitals Emergency Rooms Urgent care centers

18. How People Pay for Health Services Health care can be a major expense. Many families have some form of __________________________________, a plan in which private companies or government programs pay for part or all of a person’s medical costs. Most managed care plans offer preventive health services to their members. Why is preventive care important? Health insurance

19. Doctor/Patient Relationship You need an awareness of your own ____________________________, complete and comprehensive information about your immunizations and any health problems you have had to date A pharmacist is a reliable source of information about both prescription and over-the-counter medications. What types of questions might you ask a pharmacist? Medical history

20. Exit Ticket Describe the difference between a primary care physician and a specialist.

21. Managing Consumer Problems Objectives Identify potential problems with health care products and services. Understand how to resolve problems related to health care products and services. Explore methods for addressing critical health issues that result from fraud.

22. Problems with Products Defective? Return policy? Warranty? _________________ is deliberate deceit or trickery. Some businesses employ fraud to sell defective products or ineffective services. ______________________________, also known as quackery, is the sale of worthless products or services that claim to prevent diseases or cure other health problems. Fraudulent products (i.e. weight-loss or beauty and anti-aging products) Fraudulent treatments (i.e. miracle cures) Fraud Health fraud

23. Problems with Health Services Health care professionals can sometimes be negligent or guilty of ___________________ – failure by a health professional to meet accepted standards. To make sure you are getting the best medical treatment possible, always get a second opinion from another healthcare professional for any major health concern, such as those involving surgery or other extensive treatment. malpractice

24. Consumer Problems Methods for addressing Consumer Problems Business organizations (i.e. Better Business Bureau BBB, American Medical Association AMA) ________________________ are people or groups whose sole purpose is to take on regional, national, and even international consumer issues Local, state, and federal government agencies ensure consumers’ rights are protected Consumer advocates

25. Understanding Public Health Services Thanks to advances in _______________________, a community-wide effort to monitor and promote the welfare of the population, Americans are living longer, healthier lives. Health Agencies -Local -National Public health

26. Types of Agencies National Cancer Institute (NCI) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Part of the CDC’s job involves _____________________________, or the scientific study of patterns of disease in a population Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) epidemiology

27. Exit Ticket OSHA Inspectors work to prevent injuries and protect the health of workers in the United States. How might periodic inspections of a workplace help ensure workers’ safety? Why might restaurant inspections be handled by government agencies rather than the restaurants themselves?