Comprehensive Health Protection and Promotion Plan

The assignment details a comprehensive health protection and promotion plan for a family, including regular health checkups, use of telehealth apps, referrals to specialists such as heart specialists and nutritionists, and strategies for preventing alcohol consumption. The plan also covers collaboration with interdisciplinary team members, cultural considerations, education on healthy eating patterns and hygiene, and maintaining adherence through surveys and interviews.

HEALTH
PROTECTION,
PREVENTION, AND
PROMOTION PLAN
Name of the student
Name of the university
Author Note

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Address health disparity
 Design routine for the family for regular
health checkups
 Use of telehealth apps
 Referred to heart specialist
 Referral to nutritionist
 screening and monitoring (In Perry, 2015)
 Refer to psychologist and social worker
(Marmot, 2011)

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
To prevent alcohol consumption
 Alcohol anonymous program or group community
therapy
 Motivational strategies to refrain from alcohol
 Referral to GP for medication on health
complications
 Address spiritual concerns (Koren, 2017)

STRATEGIES
1. Communication strategies
• Use of interpreter
• family’s perspective to health
• Communicate the health information
(Lor, Crooks & Tluczek, 2016)

STRATEGIES
2. Collaboration strategies
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary team
members
• Collaborate with social worker
• Collaborate with nutritionist (Lor, Crooks &
Tluczek, 2016)

STRATEGIES
3. Cultural consideration
• Identify the behaviours, customs and practices
(Xiong et al., 2016)
• Use interpersonal skills to foster health care
access
• strengthen the family relationship (Årestedt,
Benzein & Persson, 2015)

EDUCATION NEEDED
 Education on healthy eating pattern
 Education on clean environment and hygine
 Teach use of PPE
 Education on regular health check up
 Education on daily exercise program
(Årestedt, Benzein & Persson, 2015)

MAINTAIN ADHERENCE
 Conduct survey to monitor the change in the
health belief
 Nurse must conduct interview to ensure
adherence to instructions
 Address the transportation issues
 Constant touch and regular update (Albrecht et
al., 2015)

EDUCATIONAL
RESOURCES
 Nurse must take advantage of the technology
 Use DVD and hand written note pads
 Ask questions and stimulate interest
 Use of checklists
 Create Q cards for Cate and Peter
 Provided animated video on health literacy (Kalb et
al., 2015)

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REFERENCES
Lor, M., Crooks, N., & Tluczek, A. (2016). A proposed
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Marmot, M. G. (2011). Social determinants of health.
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