Comprehensive Review: PHE's Health Harms Campaign and Smoking Impact

This report reviews the PHE’s Health Harms Campaign, launched in 2018 to reduce the impact of smoking in the UK. It highlights that smoking causes cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung disease, diabetes, and COPD, while also increasing the risk of tuberculosis and immune system-related diseases. The report aims to assess the campaign's effectiveness in rural and remote areas of the UK by promoting health and educating people about the complications of smoking. Utilizing health promotion theories like ecological and social cognitive theories, the campaign seeks to change behaviors and promote healthier lives. The evaluation indicates increased awareness of smoking-related health issues, encouraging people to reduce smoking and consider e-cigarettes. Key lessons include the importance of sharing mortality rates and potential health consequences to educate the public and promote healthy lifestyles. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments and resources for students.

BACKGOUND
The PHE’s Health Harms Campaign is taken to reduce the
impact of smoking which is first launched in 2018. As per
the earlier report show various significance which is
related with the smoking. Smoking is general term but
due the effect of smoking their causes in not simple for
the people. The major causes of smoking and their impact
in the individual is cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung
disease, diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease which is called as COPD which include some of
the emphysema and chronic bronchitis. In this, smoking
is also used to enhance the risk of tuberculosis and
various disease which is associated with the immune
system including rheumatoid arthritis (Short and et. al.,
2019).
Smoking as a health issue
PLACE AND DURATION
In this, the place which is selected for this is rural and remote area
of UK where number of people are affected due to the smoking and
some of the PHE’s Health Harms Campaign are is useful to reduce
the smoking. The duration is not identified it depend on the
engagement of people towards the PHE’s Health Harms Campaign.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVE
The main aim of the report is to review PHE’s Health
Harms Campaign campaign in order to reduce the
impact of health problem which is associated with the
smoking in the UK. The objective which is associated
with the smoking is conduct review of intervention
which is used in UK to reduce effect of smoking and
focus on the improvement of people who is facing
consequence with their health impact. So, a PHE’s
Health Harms Campaign is initiated in 2018 to create
health promotion.
TARGET GROUP
The target group which is selected as per review of PHE’s Health
Harms Campaign is teenager and adults because as per the various
survey and research it is identified that the people of the young age
is associated with the smoking due the stress and other activities
which can cope anxiety (Ishtiaq and et. al., 2018).
RATIONALE
The rational of the PHE’s Health Harms Campaign is to make a
successful health promotion which help to educate people about the
complication and consequence which arises due the excessive
smoking.

THEORETICAL MODEL
In this, the health promotion theory and model are used such
as ecological theory, social cognitive theory and many more
which help to provide the information to change the
behaviour and promote healthy life by taking PHE’s Health
Harms Campaign.
Smoking as a health issue
REFERENCES
Kmietowicz and et. al., 2018. Public Health England insists e-cigarettes are 95% safer than smoking.
Ishtiaq and et. al., 2018. Potential harmful elements in coal dust and human health risk assessment near the mining areas in
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Short and et. al., 2019. Fracking Lancashire: The planning process, social harm and collective trauma. Geoforum, 98,
pp.264-276.
EVALUATION
The base of evaluation is defined as they review PHE’s Health Harms
Campaign which used to provide the effective communication by using
relevant health promotion factor which accessible and understandable
by number of people (Kmietowicz and et. al., 2018).
OUTCOME OF THE CAMPAIGN
People used to learn and educate about the causes
and factor of smoking and they try to reduce by
using some the approach which is implemented
by number of people to leave the habit of
smoking. This all are educated in the PHE’s
Health Harms Campaign in UK.
LESSON LEARNED
Used to create awareness about the causes of
smoking by sharing mortality rate and causes
effect which can lead serious and critical problem
for future. This all factor are used to shared with
the help of PHE’s Health Harms Campaign
among large population.
CONCLUSION
As per the above, it is useful aspect and objective of PHE’s Health
Harms Campaign towards the to quit smoking and turn into e-cigarette.
The instruction and other scenario are being discussed during the
PHE’s Health Harms Campaign. This play vital role in order to educate
people for healthy life.