Health Promotion

Health Promotion
Task 4

Covered content
• Introduction
• Health promotion campaign support strategies
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
Health promotion is a process which enabling individual person so that they
can increase control and assist in improving their health. It moves beyond a
focus on individual behaviour towards a wide range of interventions whether
it is social or environmental and these are designed for the benefits and also
protecting individual person's health.

Health promotion campaign support strategies
The main purpose of campaign is to promote health so that they cannot face
any issue in accomplishing objectives. For example, variations in pulse
rate and breathing problems.
 Due to lack of awareness about the different diseases or danger they can
conduct campaign of resolving issues associated with health.
 Lack of data, campaign assist in providing encouragement to resolving
issues.

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Staff members of Public Health England have to create a appropriate health
promotion plan which having specific objectives which includes:
 They have to deliver awareness to individual person who are facing
diseases in 3 months.
 Managers have to conduct survey so that they can analyse actual
problems and provide solutions to them.

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There are three health promotional strategies which they can adopt for conducting
a campaign and these strategies help patients in improving their health.
 Individuals have to put proper control on their health and have to use
appropriate tools and techniques as well as determinants so that they can
improve their health.
 Appropriate medication should be taken under supervision of doctors so
that they can fulfil various needs in society and also in relation to health.
 Individuals have to develop favourable conditions for health.

Conclusion
The staff members of Public health England have to conduct a campaign as it
will help in providing awareness related to health diseases. Along with this
they have to adopt appropriate strategies so that managers can not face any
issues in conducting that and become successful in providing information.

References
Care Quality Commission, 2012. The state of health care and adult social
care in England in 2011/12 (Vol. 763). The Stationery Office.
Edwards, A., and et. al., 2010. Review: The understanding of spirituality and
the potential role of spiritual care in end-of-life and palliative care: a
meta-study of qualitative research. Palliative Medicine. 24(8). pp.753-
770.
England, M. J., and et. al., 2012. Epilepsy across the spectrum: Promoting
health and understanding.: A summary of the Institute of Medicine
report. Epilepsy & Behavior. 25(2). pp.266-276.

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