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    values are based (Walsh et al, 2005). Briefing One ethical consideration that is associated with my health promotion is briefing. Briefing is where the researchers disclose the reason why the research is being conducted before the participants take part. In the case of our health promotion we maintained this ethical consideration as we informed the participants on what the topic of the health promotion was going to be on, this allowed them to understand what was going to happen and if they…

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    6052 Response # 2 Health promotion defines behavior inspired by the desire to increase well-being and represent human health potential. It is a method to wellness. On the other hand, health screen or illness prevention means behavior motivated desire to keenly avoid disease, notice it early, or maintain functioning within the constrictions of illness. Also, the notion of health promotion forms on a social and cultural understanding of well-being and disease. Health promotion is the means of…

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    Beattie’s Model of Health Promotion The Beattie's (1991) Model offers a structural analysis of the health promotion approaches. This model (Figure 5) provides a useful framework to analyse between the current and previous health promotion strategies, which contributes useful resources in generating new strategies to tackle health issues (Wills and Earle, 2007; Luker et al., 2016). The four paradigms represents the different set of values, objectives and political persuasions which health can be…

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    Lifestyle and Health Promotion Work, school, family activities, constraints on time, and stresses of daily life all contribute and prevent many people from practicing lifestyle practices that promote health. This discussion will focus on three healthy lifestyle practices that I feel I should be doing to promote my health. Information presented in Nola Pender’s Health Promotion model will help guide me to overcome barriers and promote behaviors to incorporate these lifestyle changes in my daily…

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    has occurred. This type of prevention becomes necessary if primary prevention has failed. The last level of prevention is tertiary prevention. It consists of rehabilitation after primary and secondary prevention has failed. 6.2 DISCUSSION Health promotion and disease prevention programs can increase the number of people who are healthy at every stage of life. To become successful by these strategies…

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    Social media has become a part of life; in fact, it is probably the most valuable tools that public health professionals can use to help launch a campaign for health promotion and disease prevention. With that said, although social media has made it easier to reach the youth for health promotion, social media is not the only tool that can help disseminate information to the entire population. Before Social media, people were still able to be informed by using a telephone, television, public…

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    In chapter 17, “Health Promotion and Exercise”, health defined as the ability to do the daily living activities even with presence of diseases and disabilities if it well controlled. Many health problems for elders can prevented or delayed based on the healthy lifestyle they lived. Individual can promoted his health socially, mentally and immunologically to transcend the elders health issues. Early treatment and modification of lifestyle are the main factors to enhance health for elders. The…

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    The breakdown in communication here had the potential to be detrimental to the patient’s health. As nurses, we were responsible for finding out the correct information and making sure it was communicated correctly with everyone. This should not be done in order to change the plan of care, but to ensure that everyone has the necessary information to make sure the best decision is made for the patient. This is an experience that I will never forget, and it reminds me as I grow as a nurse to always…

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    theorist and author. Nola Pender is the creator of the Health Promotion Model. She was a Professor at University of Michigan School of Nursing where she taught baccalaureate, masters, and PhD students (Miller, nd.). Her model is used internationally for research, education, and practice. Dr. Pender had been educating nurses for over forty years. Nola Pender started studying health-promoting behaviors in the 1970's and the Health Promotion Model (HPM) was made available in 1982. During the…

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    skills, which will be displayed by activities like copying figures on paper and dressing independently” (p. 25). Additionally, at this age, preschoolers will learn to brush their teeth independently, button their clothing, and tie their shoes. Health promotion is also very important…

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