This presentation discusses the negative impact of smoking on public health, including the risk of respiratory disorders and cancer. It explores the prevalence of smoking in the UK, the need to spread awareness, and the medium used for creating public awareness. The presentation also highlights the role of healthcare reform policies and the impact of media on people's perception towards smoking. It concludes with the introduction of e-cigarettes and the shift in smoking trends due to public awareness.

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Analyzing the current issues in health and social care in the UK, their impact on practitioners, the public, and policy makers, and the role of media in reporting these issues.

Smoking can have negative effects on public health, including heart disease, cancer, and stroke.

Negative Impact of Smoking on Public Health

Now this issue has become the public matter.Government is continuously working to minimise number of smokers in the country (We need a strategy to help people with mental health problems quit smoking, 2016).Previous records show that patients those who are experiencing mental illness smoke regularly and due to this they have to face many other health problems. Statistical records show that people those who arediagnosedwith psychiatric disorder smoke 2-4 time more as compared to general population (Making the journey with me: a qualitative study of experiences of a

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An Experience of SMOKING CESSATION INITIATIVES FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

This essay discusses the approaches, levels, and settings for smoking cessation in the community. It highlights the benefits of quitting smoking and the harmful effects of tobacco smoke on respiratory and cardiovascular health. The essay also covers the ways to prevent smoking, including taxation, motivational interviewing, health warnings, and banning smoking in public places.

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Smoking Cessation in the Community: Approaches, Levels, and Settings

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Presentation

This presentation suggests interventions for anti-smoking habits in university students to reduce smoking habits and promote good health. The target group is university students aged 18-29 years. The health promotion approach includes displaying anti-smoking posters, conducting mass media campaigns, role plays, and distributing pamphlets. The ethical considerations include not hurting emotionally to any student, not targeting a particular person, and not disclosing the student's name. The intervention aims to encourage 98% of students to attend the anti-smoking campaign, reduce tobacco use by youth, increase anti-tobacco programs and policies, and increase awareness of harmful effects of smoking.

Interventions for Anti-Smoking Habits in University Students

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Mass Communication Essay 2022

Essay

This brochure provides information on the negative outcomes of smoking, existing information on Singapore's anti-smoking drive, and strategies for reducing smoking prevalence among individuals.

Negative Impact of Smoking on Public Health

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