Identify one evidence-based behavior change technique to promote health in this population.

Week 4:  Consider Levels of Nursing Intervention for key health concerns in your community. 

Develop nursing interventions at the community and system level of care aimed at primary prevention for population of interest/at risk.
Draft interventions using culturally competent assessments and interventions to address primary prevention (see table below). Interviewing family or health care professional involved with the population at risk may help you create a successful plan. Support your ideas with the scholarly literature. (Do not include the individual level of nursing care.)

  Nursing Interventions/Services
Level of Prevention Individual / Family Community System
Primary This is an important  area to address, but do not focus your project on the individual Focus of Project Focus of Project
Secondary Do not focus on individuals  for this  project You may include secondary prevention in addition to primary prevention You may include a focus on secondary prevention in addition to primary prevention
Tertiary Up to now most of your practice has been focused at this level of care. (Acute Care) In this course you will focus on primary prevention.

Also, consider the following as they relate to your chosen population-based health problem.

  • Services provided by other health care providers
  • Lack of services
  • Cultural beliefs of community (group)
  • Health/illness beliefs
  • Values, attitudes, health behaviors and practices

Please address the following:

  • Provide a few examples of community resources that need to be in place to assist your population group’s problem.  What resources are missing?
  • Are there any cultural-based related issues regarding your group that should inform your approach to care?
  • Identify one evidence-based behavior change technique to promote health in this population.
  • Suggest one evidence-based intervention to address the health problem for your population of interest.
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