Health Promotion Strategies & Evaluation
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1Q1.) Explaining the importance of Ayesha providing relevant health related information to the.....................................................................................................................................................1Public...........................................................................................................................................1Q4 Explaining the way health belief of teenagers governing their food consumption andphysical activity. ........................................................................................................................2Q5 Discussing the potential conflict that Ayesha will encounter with the local fast foodindustry on health promotion......................................................................................................3Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES ...............................................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTIONChildren who are overweight can develop health promotion at the childhood stage due totheir over weights. Health promotion covers, high blood pressure, gallstones and some riskfactor that is heart disease. Obesity is increasing in teenage people at United kingdom. Thepresent report is based on case study related to teenage obesity health promotion campaign. Inthis report covers importance of providing health related information to the public is explained.Along with this, the way through which health beliefs of teenagers governing their foodconsumption is explained. Apart from this, the potential conflict which encounter with the localfast food industry is discussed.Q1.) Explaining the importance of Ayesha providing relevant health related information to thePublic.According to the given scenario, Ayesha is a public health practitioner specializing inteenage obesity and its working with a range of allied statutory and non statutory health andsocial care agencies and professionals that is public health England, MEND, healthcare workers,HOOP UK. Further, Ayesha has been commissioned by the NHS England to deliver trainingworkshop with the aim of reducing teenage obesity across the UK in school and youth centersettings. There is great importance of Ayesha in providing relevant health related information tothe public for instance teacher, youth workers and teenagers (Eldredge and et.al., 2016). There is increase in the number of obesity in teenage due to many reasons that is poor eatinghabits, overeating, medications, lack of exercise etc. along with this there are some risk andcomplication of obesity that is diabetes, breathing problem, high blood pressure etc. Teenagepeople who are suffering from weight problems tend to have much lower self esteem and be lesspopular with their peers. Due to this reason anxiety, depression and different diseases may occur.Therefore, by providing information related to obesity is very effective for teenagers becausethey can easily prevent themselves from obesity (Lewis, 2015). Further, it assists in makingaware people and parents related to obesity. By doing this they can take care of their children andprevent them from such kind of diseases. If health related information provided to teenagers thenthey can easily avoid eating junk food and other start exercising daily which help them inpreventing from the obesity. Through the health care promotion people become more aware andtake necessary treatment from doctors on time (Kilpatrick and et.al., 2014). Further if teacher getknowledge related to teenage obesity then they can easily provide this information to students1
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