Health Promotion.

Health Promotion

Table of Content
• Introduction
• Links between government strategies and models of
health promotion.
• Role of professionals have in meeting government targets
for health promotion.
• References

Introduction
• Health Promotion:
Creating awareness about the health issues;
Health Campaigns by government bodies;

Links between government strategies
and models of health promotion.
Government has made lot of strategies so that people could
get to know various side effects of smoking and they can
stop smoking. There are different models which has been
implemented by the government so that people reduce the
habit of smoking.

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• Caplan Holland Health Model
Objective: Introduced to ban the the smoking of the
citizens in the society.

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There are four aspects of this model:-
• Traditional,
• Humanist,
• Radical humanistic;
• Radical structure.

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It is the government only which will make sure that the
citizens of the country are free from any diseases and
spreading awarenesses is the only way to make things
better and stop people from smoking.

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Other than this they can increase the taxes on tobacco
and can ban the smoking of the cigarettes at public
places.

Role of professionals have in meeting
government targets for health promotion.
Government has the roles and responsibilities to make
laws, policies and bring campaigns focusing on the
hazards of smoking but these things cannot gain success
without the support of the health care professionals.

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Health Care Professional:
• Dentists;
• Nutritionists,

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• Health advisors,
• Practice nurses,
• Dieticians;
• Other Doctors who have some kind specialization.

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Professional will develop new technologies and create
awarenesses about the issues. If any person have a
smoking the professional should assist them in reducing
his habit and should also give him the moral support to
do so.

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NHS is a body in UK who frame policies and design
programs to make people aware about the health.

References
People, H. and US Department of Health and Human Services, 2010. Healthy people
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Richard, L., Gauvin, L. and Raine, K., 2011. Ecological models revisited: their uses
and evolution in health promotion over two decades. Annual review of public
health. 32. pp.307-326.
Weare, K. and Nind, M., 2011. Mental health promotion and problem prevention in
schools: what does the evidence say?. Health promotion international. 26(suppl 1).
pp.i29-i69.

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