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PowerPoint vs Other Presentation Tools: Which is Right for You?

When it comes to creating impactful presentations, there are numerous tools available in the market. However, one of the most popular and widely used applications is Microsoft PowerPoint. While PowerPoint has been the go-to choice for many professionals and educators, it’s important to consider other presentation tools as well. In this article, we will compare PowerPoint with other presentation tools to help you decide which one is right for you.

PowerPoint: The Classic Choice

Microsoft PowerPoint has been around since 1987 and continues to dominate the presentation software market. It offers a wide range of features and functionalities that make it ideal for creating visually appealing slideshows. With its user-friendly interface, anyone can quickly learn how to use it effectively.

One of the key advantages of PowerPoint is its compatibility with various operating systems, including Windows and Mac. This means you can easily create presentations on one device and present them on another without any compatibility issues.

PowerPoint also provides a vast library of templates, themes, and design elements that allow users to create professional-looking presentations in no time. It offers a plethora of customization options, allowing you to tailor your slides according to your specific needs.

Prezi: The Dynamic Alternative

Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that takes a different approach than traditional slide-based tools like PowerPoint. Instead of using slides, Prezi allows users to create dynamic presentations on a virtual canvas where they can zoom in and out and navigate through content freely.

This unique feature makes Prezi an excellent choice for storytelling or when you want to present information in a nonlinear format. It enables presenters to create engaging visuals that captivate their audience’s attention from start to finish.

Additionally, Prezi offers seamless collaboration features that allow multiple users to work on the same presentation simultaneously. This makes it an excellent choice for teams or individuals who need real-time collaboration capabilities.

Google Slides: The Collaborative Solution

Google Slides is a web-based presentation tool that is part of the Google Workspace suite. Similar to PowerPoint, it offers a range of features to create visually appealing presentations. Its intuitive interface and easy-to-use tools make it accessible to users of all skill levels.

One of the standout features of Google Slides is its collaborative capabilities. Multiple users can work on a presentation simultaneously, making it ideal for team projects or remote collaboration. It also allows for real-time commenting and editing, ensuring seamless communication among team members.

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Keynote: The Mac-Friendly Option

If you are an Apple user, Keynote is the presentation software designed specifically for you. Keynote offers a sleek and modern interface with powerful tools that allow users to create stunning presentations effortlessly.

One of the key advantages of Keynote is its seamless integration with other Apple devices and software. You can easily create presentations on your Mac and present them using your iPhone or iPad without any compatibility issues.

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Choosing the right presentation tool depends on your specific needs and preferences. PowerPoint remains a solid choice for its versatility, while Prezi offers a dynamic alternative for nonlinear storytelling. Google Slides excels in collaborative capabilities, especially for remote teams, while Keynote provides an excellent option for Apple users seeking seamless integration across devices.

Consider the features, ease-of-use, collaboration options, and platform compatibility when deciding which presentation tool suits you best. Ultimately, selecting the right tool will empower you to create impactful presentations that engage and impress your audience.

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Understanding the Importance of Public Health

Public Health studies Plays a major role in fighting off the biggest killers of humans. Public Health professionals, who have either studied a Public Health degree or Health Studies related course, are constantly battling against diabetes, cancer, heart disease and dementia to maintain the health and wellbeing of the population.

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• 1. Understanding the Importance of Public Health Www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 2. OBJECTIVES At the end of this Lesson the students will be able to: • Understand the definition of Public health • Understand Deferent Between Public Health vs. Medicine • List three core Areas Enablers of Public Health • List 10 Essential Public Health Services • Understand of Achievements of Public Health • Describe goals of Public health www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 3. Understanding the Importance of Public Health • 1. Public Health studies Plays a major role in fighting off the biggest killers of humans. Public Health professionals, who have either studied a Public Health degree or Health Studies related course, are constantly battling against diabetes, cancer, heart disease and dementia to maintain the health and wellbeing of the population. www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 4. The top 10 causes of death biggest killers of humans Here is the list for high-income countries: 1. Heart disease 2. Stroke 3. Lung cancer 4. Lower respiratory infections 5. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 6. Colon and rectum cancers 7. Alzheimer's disease 8. Type 2 diabetes 9. Breast cancer 10.Stomach cancer www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 5. Here is the list for low- and middle-income countries: 1. Heart disease 2. Stroke 3. Lower respiratory infections 4. HIV/AIDS 5. Fetus/newborn (perinatal) conditions 6. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 7. Diarrhea 8. Tuberculosis 9. Malaria 10. Road traffic accidents www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 6. • 2. A fundamental quality of Public Health is its preventative nature. Prevention is far more effective, • 3. Public Health is important due to aiding and prolonging life. Through the Prevention of health issues • 4. Public Health helps detect health issues as early as possible and responds appropriately to avoid the development of disease. www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 7. • 6. Public Health is important as it ensures everyone is aware of health hazards through educational programmes, campaigns and through Mass Media www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 8. Definition of Health • The world Health Organization (WHO) described health in1948, as “A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”. www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 9. There are Five Demotions of Health • 1) Physical Health • 2) Mental Health • 3) Social Health • 4) Emotional Health • 5) Spiritual Health www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 10. Definition of Public Health? Public health is defined as the science and art of preventing diseases, prolonging life, promoting health and efficiencies through organized community effort. It is concerned with the health of the whole population and the prevention of disease from which it suffers. www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 11. Public Health vs. Medicine • Public Health Population Disease Prevention Health Promotion Interventions •Environment •Human behavior Government (Some private) • Medicine – Individual – Diagnosis – Treatment – Intervention •Medical care – Private (Some public) www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
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• 14. 5 Ps of Public Health (Expansion from the 3 Ps) – Prevention (individual and community-focused) – Promotion (voluntary, education, advocacy) – Protection (policies/regulations; enforcement) – Population-based (communities, groups) – Preparedness (e.g., bioterrorism, natural disasters, Pandemics) www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 15. Public Health: Past, Present and Future Achievements of the 20th century: • Vaccinations • Improved sanitation • Fewer deaths from heart disease and stroke • Healthier mothers and babies • Reduction in tobacco use Emerging threats of the 21st century: • Chronic diseases • H1N1 • New and re-emerging infectious diseases • Natural disasters • [List challenges specific to your community] www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 16. What public health means to everybody… www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 17. The 10 Essential Public Health Services 1. Monitor the health status of the community. 2. Investigate and diagnose health problems and hazards. 3. Inform and educate people regarding health issues. 4. Mobilize partnerships to solve community problems. 5. Support policies and plans to achieve health goals. 6. Enforce laws and regulations to protect health and safety. 7. Link people to needed personal health services. 8. Ensure a skilled, competent public health workforce. 9. Evaluate effectiveness, accessibility and quality of health services. 10.Research and apply innovative solutions. www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 18. Achievements in Public Health 1. Vaccinations 2. Motor vehicle safety 3. Workplace safety 4. Control of infectious diseases 5. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) and stroke deaths 6. Safe and healthy foods 7. Maternal and infant care 8. Family planning 9. Fluoridated drinking water 10.Recognition of tobacco as a health hazard www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 19. Changing Your Health Behaviors • Change depends on the individual: – Identify what is most important to you or what poses the most immediate threat to health; for example: 1. Diet 2. Relationships 3. Stress management 4. Drug/alcohol use 5. Exercise 6. Use of tobacco www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 20. Key Questions • Define of Public health? • Define the word of Health? • Differentiate Between Public Health versus. Medicine • List Ten Essential Public Health Services • List three core Areas Enablers of Public Health • List Achievements of Public Health • Mention goals of Public health www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so
• 21. THANK YOU!! www.greenhopeuniversity.edu.so

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• Introduce yourself and welcome your LGE to the “Public Health 101: Understanding the Importance of Public Health” presentation.
• [Read through the objectives that will be accomplished in the “Public Health 101” portion of the presentation]
• Public health takes a proactive and preventive approach to focus on the health of entire populations while they are still healthy, rather than individual patients after they have become ill. Just as a doctor treats individual patients, public health “treats” entire communities. Public health works to keep entire populations healthy, and when it fails, entire populations suffer.
• Since 1900 the average American lifespan has lengthened by 30 years and 25 of those years are attributable to public health. A few of the major public health achievements of the 20th century include: Population-wide vaccination programs which have not only eradicated Small Pox but also controlled the spread of numerous communicable diseases including measles, diphtheria, rubella, and tetanus, among others. - Improved sanitation has dramatically reduced spread of infectious diseases such as Cholera and Typhoid. Through public health prevention efforts such as smoking cessation programs, blood pressure control, and early detection, death from coronary heart disease has decreased by 50% over the past four decades. Increased access to antibiotics and health care coupled with better hygiene resulted in a 90% decrease in infant mortality and 99% decrease in maternal mortality since 1900! Millions of cigarette smoking related deaths have been prevented due to public health anti-smoking campaigns and cessation programs. Despite these many advancements, we still have a ways to go in protecting the health of our population and many challenges ahead. [ADD a bullet or replace the provided ‘emerging threats’ with statistics illustrating health concerns specific to your county and talking points in the script describing the statistics. For assistance in obtaining county specific statistics, visit the Community Health Status Indicator (CHSI) website at http://www.communityhealth.hhs.gov and search for your state and county to view county specific health indicator statistics].
• For many people, “public health” means “publicly-funded health care,” or health care for individuals who otherwise cannot afford to access it. In reality, public health is much more extensive, and benefits us all. Let’s walk through a typical day and see how public health impacts all of us! After you first arose this morning, did you brush and floss your teeth? Hopefully, you go to your dentist regularly and follow directions to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Public health also keeps your teeth healthy through fluoridation of the public drinking water supply, which began in 1945. It has resulted in a 40-70% reduction of tooth decay in children and a 40-60% reduction in tooth loss in adults. However, 40% of the U.S. population still live in areas without a fluoridated water supply. After you dressed, did you stop for breakfast? Did you have orange juice, or perhaps scrambled eggs, or maybe a bagel with cream cheese? You can be sure that your orange juice, eggs and cream cheese are not contaminated with bacteria that would make you sick because public health regulates the safety of your food supply. We also teach and promote safe food handling practices that kill bacteria and help you and those who handle your food from contaminating it. After you had your safe, and hopefully healthy, breakfast, did you or your neighbors send children off to a day care center or school? It is the public health system that works to make sure that children are fully immunized, so that they cannot catch or transmit measles, whooping cough, diphtheria, polio, or other childhood diseases that are killers when they go to school or day care. In the 20th century when tens of thousands of children died or were permanently disabled by these diseases. It takes a continuous effort to make sure that all infants and school children get their shots. We monitor vaccination rates, actively seek out unimmunized children, and offer shots in our clinics. When you arrived at your office, it probably didn’t even cross your mind that no one is smoking. Decades of public health research and action have led to our knowledge that tobacco use kills and to many actions designed to reduce smoking, including clean indoor air regulations. Perhaps most in the news lately and most on peoples minds these days, is being prepared for anything. It is difficult to predict what we might be faced with in the future but we can be rest assured that public health practitioners are prepared for health emergencies. We all hope that we will never have to worry about another intentional release of anthrax spores, witness anymore natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina, or worry about another influenza pandemic. Nonetheless, public health is prepared for the worst and will be the first responders in case of an emergency to ensure that the population is protected from whatever comes next. I think you get the picture, public health is all around you! And as we move forward to address these challenges and others, we must be prepared for what comes next

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