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Selected Family Health Promotion Assessment and Initiative Author Institution Abstract Nursing has a fundamental function to play in reorienting the healthcare system and adopting goals that match the contemporary society in pursuit of healthful living styles, healthy families, and healthy communities.... The goal of the model is to bridge the gap evidenced by the absence of community resources that pursue the healthy development of families across their life span (Allen & Warner, 2002)....
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The Pathophysiology of COPD and Contributory Causes In addition to being one of the major causes of death in UK, COPD leads to reduced quality of life since it causes functional impairment and eventual loss of independence.... Additionally, the essay will discuss the effects and risks of the drugs administered, assess practice guidance and national frameworks that promote best practice, the legal, ethical, political and economic context of COPD care in the UK....
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In most first world countries, health visitors offer spontaneous public health service in accordance to the actions taken by the government to promote health and provide preventive care among families and communities.... The current study, then, focuses on the Developmental Model of Health and Nursing (DMHN) which emphasizes the development of healthy attitudes and behaviors that take place in the family.... Nursing practice faces unpredictable circumstances from patient emergencies and personnel changes to therapeutic encounters and patient recoveries, hence, reinforcing the relations of nurses with their patients and families....
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The purpose of the present paper "Inequalities of Health in Childhood" is to discuss the differences between the quality of providing children with health support and consumables affecting it, and how it influence on different children health equality.... hellip; While many privileged children eat healthy food at regular intervals, are housed in safe and secure environments, have enough clean clothes to wear and have free access to health services, more children all over the world suffer from hunger, malnutrition, disease and utter lack of health provisions....
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Essay
Consequently, there is a need to analyse the health needs of each patient or group of patients so that health care professionals may identify the best interventions for these patients or groups of patients (Cantor, 1995).... This intervention targets patients/patient groups, more so children and families in socio-economically disadvantaged areas.... This paper explores the subject of health needs analysis of children and families in disadvantaged areas, proposing the Sure Start intervention strategy for such a segment of the population....
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Literature review
Such an effective and comprehensive agenda will allow more children to achieve the best healthcare program available and attract the support of other like-minded agencies.... The main reason this issue was addressed in the Act was to improve the coordination services for at-risk communities and the children therein (Russo, Wier and Steiner, 2009).... It also aims to identify any comprehensive services that should not be part of the healthcare system as a way of increasing attention to those living in at-risk communities....
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Assignment
Canadian provisions include all the basic necessities for the child's healthy physical, mental and psychological growth.... The case study entitled "Canada is a Good Country in Which to Live" states that Canada, often called 'the fourth best place to live' is due to the cultural attitude of Canadian people that are patriotic and aggressively nationalistic, even in small matters....
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Case Study