Appraising Health Promotion Action for the 21st century

Appraising Health Promotion Action for the 21st century
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Socio-ecological determinants
and sexual and reproductive
health
• The health issue of the population is sexual and reproductive
health. The purpose of maintaining social and reproductive health
is to enhancement of the personal relationship and life.
• Socio- ecological determinants such as income also responsible for
the maintenance of health.
• Complication in sexual and reproductive health leads to
complication in pregnancy and other disease related to
reproductive organs. The two interventions for the maintenance of
sexual mad reproductive health is a Strategy for Going South in
the North, which involves setting of supportive environment and
Women’s Health Goulburn North East Sexual and Reproductive
Health which promotes the reproductive health of women.

Interventions
A Strategy for Going South
in the North <>
• Setting a supportive
management.
• Skill development and
health development.
• Engagement in different
community.
• Immunisation, clinical
response and screening
(WHIN, 2019).
Women’s Health Goulburn
North East Sexual and
Reproductive Health <link>
• Enabling supportive
environments
• Promote reproductive and
sexual health of women.
• Helps in the advancement of
health rights of women.
• Work with different local and
national organization that helps
to enable women’s voice
(Whealth.com, 2019).

i. Health framework
- Ottawa charter / Integrated Health promotion /
HP spectrum / other?
A Strategy for Going South
in the North
1. Create supportive surrounding
2. Development of skill in
females.
3. Reorientation of health
services.
4. Providing education regarding
the sexual and reproductive
heath of the women.
5. Moving to the future (WHO,
2019).
Women’s Health Goulburn North East
Sexual and Reproductive Health
1. Build public policy for
women n health.
2. Create supportive
surrounding
3. Development of skill in
females.
4. Strengthening the actions
of community.
5. Reorientation of health
services (WHO, 2019).