WHAT IS HEALTH EDUCATION DIVISION ?
 Responsible to publish health education materials
for the use of health staff in various health
education activities.
 Involved in managing health education and
promotion of programs and mass media campaigns.
 The general objectives are promoting healthy living
among individuals, family and the community.
OBJECTIVES
To enhance awareness and understanding about health
among the general public.
To promote healthy lifestyles among Malaysians.
FUNCTIONS
Develop, disseminate and evaluate mass media programs.
Publication of health education material.
Research on health education activities.
Training for Health Education Programs.
Healthy Lifestyle Campaign
Patient Education Health Programme
Family Health Programme
HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
1. HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CAMPAIGN
 Encouraging healthy lifestyle among family members.
 Educating family members to understand and act in a
responsible way in their lifestyle.
 Enhancing knowledge and skills in the family members to
meet the physical, mental and social needs of the family.
 Cultivating religious and moral values.
 Promoting safety and security to enhance emotional well-
being in the family.
Campaign covered various aspects which are:
Physical aspects
- healthy eating, exercise, home safety.
Mental aspects
- promotion of emotional security and safety
(love, kindness) and good family relationship.
Social aspects
- enhancement of religious and social values, social
support and promotion of good neighborliness.
2. PATIENT EDUCATION HEALTH PROGRAMME
 Helps patient, family and community to be responsible in
managing patients and respective disease condition to
encourage the rehabilitation process.
 To reduce non-compliance and promote the optimum usage
of hospitals services and reduce hospital cost of patient care.
3. FAMILY HEALTH PROGRAMME
 Undertaken by Family Health Development Division.
 Manages delivery of family health, nutrition and primary
health care services at all levels.
 The general objective is to develop and maintain optimal
health status for individuals, family and community through
Primary Health Care.
OBJECTIVES
To provide comprehensive health care services to prevent morbidity
and mortality, promote and maintain health population.
• Pregnant mothers and newborns
• Infants and toddlers.
• Men and women.
• Elderly.
• Children with special needs.
To promote and maintain community mental health status.
To promote healthy diet and nutrition practices and maintain
nutritional status of community.
To provide primary health care services to the population
To promote wellness and facilitate maximum recovery from illness.
Objectives have been implemented through the following activities:
Strengthening antenatal, post-natal care through monitoring and
evaluation
Strengthening infant and child by ensuring high immunization
coverage, early detection and intervention of growth and development
issues special needs children.
Encouraging schools to adopt healthy schools concepts by promoting
health related activities.
Objectives have been implemented through the following activities:
Expanding the scope of the family health programme to include
adolescent, elderly, rehabilitative care and mental health services.
Strengthening nutrition promotion and healthy eating practices.
Strengthening breastfeeding programme.
Improving and strengthening primary health care services, with the
presence of family health specialist practitioners.
Intensifying community participation in health services.
STRATEGIES
Resources and facilities planning, development, monitoring and
evaluation.
Utilization of effective health information system.
Utilization of appropriate and up to date technology.
Provision of services that fulfill the vision of a caring society, client
needs and maintenance of environment.
Smart partnership between related agencies including non
governmental agencies.
Fostering community participation in all programs
Internalization of quality characteristics in aspects of health
services.
Utilization research or studies as a tool in programme planning.
THANK YOU!
FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Email : anaazeem@yahoo.com Azimah Hassan

Significance of health education

  • 2.
    WHAT IS HEALTHEDUCATION DIVISION ?  Responsible to publish health education materials for the use of health staff in various health education activities.  Involved in managing health education and promotion of programs and mass media campaigns.  The general objectives are promoting healthy living among individuals, family and the community.
  • 3.
    OBJECTIVES To enhance awarenessand understanding about health among the general public. To promote healthy lifestyles among Malaysians. FUNCTIONS Develop, disseminate and evaluate mass media programs. Publication of health education material. Research on health education activities. Training for Health Education Programs.
  • 4.
    Healthy Lifestyle Campaign PatientEducation Health Programme Family Health Programme HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
  • 5.
    1. HEALTHY LIFESTYLECAMPAIGN  Encouraging healthy lifestyle among family members.  Educating family members to understand and act in a responsible way in their lifestyle.  Enhancing knowledge and skills in the family members to meet the physical, mental and social needs of the family.  Cultivating religious and moral values.  Promoting safety and security to enhance emotional well- being in the family.
  • 6.
    Campaign covered variousaspects which are: Physical aspects - healthy eating, exercise, home safety. Mental aspects - promotion of emotional security and safety (love, kindness) and good family relationship. Social aspects - enhancement of religious and social values, social support and promotion of good neighborliness.
  • 7.
    2. PATIENT EDUCATIONHEALTH PROGRAMME  Helps patient, family and community to be responsible in managing patients and respective disease condition to encourage the rehabilitation process.  To reduce non-compliance and promote the optimum usage of hospitals services and reduce hospital cost of patient care.
  • 8.
    3. FAMILY HEALTHPROGRAMME  Undertaken by Family Health Development Division.  Manages delivery of family health, nutrition and primary health care services at all levels.  The general objective is to develop and maintain optimal health status for individuals, family and community through Primary Health Care.
  • 9.
    OBJECTIVES To provide comprehensivehealth care services to prevent morbidity and mortality, promote and maintain health population. • Pregnant mothers and newborns • Infants and toddlers. • Men and women. • Elderly. • Children with special needs. To promote and maintain community mental health status. To promote healthy diet and nutrition practices and maintain nutritional status of community. To provide primary health care services to the population To promote wellness and facilitate maximum recovery from illness.
  • 10.
    Objectives have beenimplemented through the following activities: Strengthening antenatal, post-natal care through monitoring and evaluation Strengthening infant and child by ensuring high immunization coverage, early detection and intervention of growth and development issues special needs children. Encouraging schools to adopt healthy schools concepts by promoting health related activities.
  • 11.
    Objectives have beenimplemented through the following activities: Expanding the scope of the family health programme to include adolescent, elderly, rehabilitative care and mental health services. Strengthening nutrition promotion and healthy eating practices. Strengthening breastfeeding programme. Improving and strengthening primary health care services, with the presence of family health specialist practitioners. Intensifying community participation in health services.
  • 12.
    STRATEGIES Resources and facilitiesplanning, development, monitoring and evaluation. Utilization of effective health information system. Utilization of appropriate and up to date technology. Provision of services that fulfill the vision of a caring society, client needs and maintenance of environment. Smart partnership between related agencies including non governmental agencies. Fostering community participation in all programs Internalization of quality characteristics in aspects of health services. Utilization research or studies as a tool in programme planning.
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    THANK YOU! FOR YOURATTENTION Email : [email protected] Azimah Hassan