Chronic Disease Management

Develop a 15-minute Powerpoint Presentation on Chronic Disease Management in a real-world context.

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2019

Bowel Cancer Epidemiology Aetiology

This article discusses the prevalence of bowel cancer in Australia, its influencing factors, and the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program. It also explores how the program responds to the special needs of marginalized groups and how it aligns with the principles of primary health care. The article includes annotated bibliographies of relevant studies.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Nutrition and Wellness

Public and Global Health

Healthcare and Research

Nursing Public Health: Bowel Cancer in Australia

This article provides a narrative on the journey of an indigenous person accessing health care services for their health problem, focusing on the case of Mr. Rodney Graham, an aboriginal person with bowel or colorectal cancer. It discusses the disparities in health care services between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians, the prevalence of cancer among aboriginal people, and the challenges faced by individuals and their families in coping with colorectal cancer. The article also highlights the importance of preventive measures and lifestyle changes for individuals with colorectal cancer.

Disease and Disorders

Health Journey of an Aboriginal Person

Introduction To Nursing Transitions

This document discusses the health promotion strategies used to address bowel cancer, including early screening and education. It explores how these strategies align with the principles of primary healthcare and health promotion. Additionally, it suggests a recommendation to improve the program by designing a separate health promotion plan for Indigenous people in Australia.

Central Arizona College

Health Promotion Strategies for Bowel Cancer

CNA341 Improving Health and Nursing Practice through Translational Research

This article discusses cancer in Australia, including mortality rates, common cancers, risk factors, and health promotion strategies. It highlights the impact of cancer on individuals, families, communities, and society as a whole. The article is relevant to students studying health, medicine, and public health, as well as healthcare professionals and researchers.

Cancer in Australia: Mortality, Common Cancers, Risk Factors, and Health Promotion Strategies

This article discusses the priority of bowel cancer in the Australian healthcare industry and explores a health promotion program called 'Bowel Cancer Awareness Month'. It examines the key features of the program, how it demonstrates the principles of primary healthcare, the strategies used, and recommendations for improvement.

Bowel Cancer Epidemiology Aetiology

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Nursing Public Health: Bowel Cancer in Australia

Health Journey of an Aboriginal Person

Health Promotion Strategies for Bowel Cancer

CNA341 Improving Health and Nursing Practice through Translational Research

Cancer in Australia: Mortality, Common Cancers, Risk Factors, and Health Promotion Strategies

Bowel Cancer in Australia: Priority for Healthcare Industry

Bowel Cancer Epidemiology Aetiology

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Cancer in Australia: Mortality, Common Cancers, Risk Factors, and Health Promotion Strategieslg...

Bowel Cancer in Australia: Priority for Healthcare Industrylg...

Nursing Public Health: Bowel Cancer in Australia

Health Journey of an Aboriginal Person

Health Promotion Strategies for Bowel Cancer

CNA341 Improving Health and Nursing Practice through Translational Research

Cancer in Australia: Mortality, Common Cancers, Risk Factors, and Health Promotion Strategies

Bowel Cancer in Australia: Priority for Healthcare Industry