Life Course Slide Library

 

The following group of slides has been collected to serve as a resource for MCHB-funded training programs. These slides maybe used in any order to support a better understanding of the life course perspective.

Section 1: The Social Determinants of Health

Section 2: The Life Course Model as an Organizational Framework

Section 3: Examples of Life Course Development

 
 

The Social Determinants of Health

 

1/30/2012

The Social Determinants of Health

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The social determinants of health are those factors which are outside of the individual; they are beyond genetic endowment and beyond individual behaviors. They are the context in which individual behaviors arise and in which individual behaviors convey risk. The social determinants of health include individual resources, neighborhood (place-based) or community (group-based) resources, hazards and toxic exposures, and opportunity structures.
 
 
 

The Life Course Model as an Organizational Framework

 

1/30/2012

The Life Course Model as an Organizational Framework

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Life Course (vs. Life Cycle and Life Span) Risk and Protective Factors Pathways and Trajectories Early Programming Cumulative Impact Critical or Sensitive Periods
 
 
 

Examples of Life Course Development

 

5/2/2014

AUCDigest May 2014

 
 

1/30/2012

PKU: A Life Course Development Perspective and Obesity and Child Health

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Thank you!

These slides were adapted from many different sources. A special thank you to the following individuals and organizations who contributed to their development:

  • Joann Bodurtha
  • Jeff Brosco
  • Karen Edwards
  • Amy Fine
  • Holly Grason
  • Neal Halfon
  • Milton Kotelchuck
  • Michael Lu
  • Cheri Pies
  • Association of University Centers on Disabilities
  • Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
  • Maternal and Child Health Bureau, HRSA