Public Health Initiatives and Justification

This presentation discusses public health initiatives, their justification, key principles, roles for delivering initiatives, competencies needed, ethical issues, recommendations, and references.

PUBLIC HEALTH
PROJECT

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o Introduction
 Public health initiatives and its justification
 Key principles and its application on PH initiative.
 Roles for delivering PH initiative.
 Competencies needed to deliver PH initiative
 Ethical issues
 Recommendations for addressing gaps
 References
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INTRODUCTION
Government of a country conduct different kind of initiative to
improve health of each and every individual of a country. This
project report is based on National HIV/AIDS strategy that needs
to be promoted by local and government bodies of a country to
spread appropriate awareness towards this. This report discuss
about public health initiative and its core impacts.

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Public health initiatives and its justification
This presentation is based on National HIV/AIDS strategy.
Justification by statistics data:-

Key principles and its application on PH
initiative.
Reduction in percentage of young
people.
Minimisation infection on newly born
child.
Reduce negative impact of this disease.
Build awareness for men and women.
Conduct monitoring programmes.
Focus on needy people.

Roles for delivering PH initiative
 Build awareness – Specific skill and role that require fro this
program is to create awareness among public toward HIV and
AIDS as well as protect them from its negative approach.
 Doing promotional activities – It is require to make
promotional event for those who hesitate to talk about this
topic in front of others.

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Roles for delivering PH initiative
 Build understanding between each and every one
 Effectiveness through Key public health initiative

Competencies needed to deliver PH
initiative
 Build appropriate report and presentation.
 Implementation of different services.

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Ethical issues
1. Is the initiative involving all groups in the population? Are there
any groups excluded from the initiative; what are these and
why are they excluded?
Yes, it involved various groups of population. Moreover several
groups which are excluded from this are:-
 Discriminatory people on the basis of caste.

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2. Should resources be invested in the targeted population? Why?
Yes, resources has been invested in targetted population in order to
build appropriate awareness in front of the public. Along with
this it aids in overcoming different issues faced by individuals.

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3. Should resources be invested in the Public Health issue in the
initiative? Why?
Yes, resources are invested in public health issue for various
reasons which are described below:-
 Minimization of exploitation
 In order to conduct effective programmes.

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4. In investing to address your chosen PH issue, what are other PH
issues have been neglected?
 Poor people.
 Illiterate society.

Recommendations for addressing gaps
 Exploitation activities
 Inappropriate programmes.
 Ineffective management.

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 For this initiative government should have to use different kind of
promotional activity to spread awareness about it and provide
freedom for each individual to talk about their problems easily.
 Increase knowledge and awareness to care and optimize effective
health outcomes for people who suffering from this.
 Build effective awareness easily that needs to be done.

References
Armijo‐Olivo, S., 2012. Assessment of study quality for systematic
reviews: a comparison of the Cochrane Collaboration Risk of Bias
Tool and the Effective Public Health Practice Project Quality
Assessment Tool: methodological research. Journal of evaluation
in clinical practice. 18(1). pp.12-18.
Baum, F., 2016. The new public health (No. Ed. 4). Oxford
University Press.

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