Anxiety and Panic Attacks: Health Promotion Strategies for Adults

This presentation analyzes the impact of anxiety and panic attacks on adult life, focusing on public health priorities and health promotion techniques. It explores the negative and positive impacts of anxiety, considering ethical and practical aspects of healthcare accessibility and affordability. The presentation discusses needs assessment, aims, objectives, and intervention outlines, including ethical theories, affordability, and social justice models. It details cognitive theories of anxiety, denial, and the controversial positive impacts of anxiety. The evaluation will be based on the study's aims and objectives, theories, models, and approaches to reach reliable conclusions. The presentation emphasizes the importance of awareness and the role of organizations in making treatments available. It also highlights methodologies used by healthcare organizations in resource acquisition and ensuring equal access to healthcare facilities.

The risk of anxiety
sensitivity and panic attack
on adulthood

Content
Slide 1. Title page
Slide 2. Introduction
Slide 3. Needs assessment
Slide 4. Aims and objectives and outline of overall intervention
Slide 5. Intervention and theories and model used
Slide 6. Approaches applied to your intervention
Slide 7. Evaluation
Slide 8. Conclusion
Slide 9. References

Introduction
This report revolves around the effects that anxiety and panic attacks have
on an individual's adult life. The report also focuses on identification public
health priority and establishment of health promotions techniques in order to
assist the growth in the sector where focus in laid on providing the services
that leads to an aid of these illnesses in order to mitigate the negative effects
these dynamics have on day to day life as well as the future employability of
an adult. The report revolves around the positive and negative impacts of
anxiety in an individual's life along with the medical development and the
practices associated with making the availability of these services in
accordance to the accessibility as well as affordability structure of the
stakeholders. The report takes help of different methodologies and theories
to support the arguments.

Needs Assessment
The need assessment of this study revolves around the following dynamics:
 Deficiency of awareness.
 Deficiency of ethics in medical institutions.
 Deficiency in initiation of appropriate practices.

Aims, objectives and outlines of total
intervention
The aims and objectives set with regards to the acquisition as well as supply
of these services are as follows:
 Development of understanding of how critical these issues are
 Acquisition of appropriate medical resources
 Following the ethical policies post-acquisition period
 Active monitoring of market for opportunities regarding the issue

Theories and Models used
The theories and models taken into consideration while doing this study are:
 Ethical theory in healthcare facilities
 The theory of affordability and accessibility
 The theory of social justice

Approaches used
The approaches undertaken in order to draw reliable conclusions on the basis
of the above dynamics are as follows:
 Cognitive theory associated with anxiety
 The theory of denial
 The controversial theory of positive impacts of anxiety

Evaluation
Evaluation in order to reach a conclusion will be based on following factors:
 Consideration of aims and objective of study.
 Analysing them in accordance to the theories and models.
 Using the approaches to accumulate the dynamics and reach a reliable
conclusion.

Conclusion
The report concludes that awareness is being generate in towards how
critical these dynamics are when it comes to an individual's life.
Organizations all over the globe are using their resources in order to make
the cure for this issue available for all those who need it. The report also
concludes that the negative impacts of this issue on adulthood are critical
enough to subdue the positive impacts of it. When it comes to raising
awareness about these issues the World Health Organization uses different
approaches and platforms to mitigate the risks of denial as well as the
cognitive effects of these dynamics on an adult's life. The report also
focuses on the methodologies used by healthcare organizations all over the
globe for acquisition of resources that are required in order to the risks
arising due to these illnesses. The report revolves around the ethical theory
of equal access to healthcare facilities for all in order to enhance the growth
in the sector and the approaches undertaken to enable the availability of
these facilities in accordance to the accessibility and affordability structure
of all those who need it.

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