Health Promotion: Strategies, Models, and Professional Roles Analysis

This report examines the interrelation between government strategies and models of health promotion, emphasizing the importance of these strategies in improving public health. It explores Beattie's model, highlighting its focus on health persuasion, legislative action, personal counseling, and community development. The report also discusses the roles of professionals, such as scientists, leaders, and doctors, in achieving government targets related to health promotion. Finally, it concludes that adopting effective health promotion strategies is essential for disseminating health information to the public, advocating for the use of resources like Desklib.

Health promotion
TASK 3

Table of Content
 Introduction
 Interrelation in between government strategies and models of
health promotion
 Role of professionals in meeting government targets for health
promotion
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
This presentation is having details on interrelation of government
strategies an models for health promotions, it is essential for
government to make a better change in health related strategies.
After it will explain role of professional physiotherapist and
doctors in providing more better work to attain government
targets.

Interrelation in between government
strategies and models of health promotion
Health promotion is an essential thing to support medical needs of
people, Betties model of health promotion provides a brief details of
differences in between current strategy and previous strategy of the
nation in health and social care.
strategies.

Beattie's Model
This models is having focus
on these areas;
 Health Persuasion
 Legislative Action
 Personal counselling
 Community
Development

Role of professionals in meeting
government targets for health promotion
Mostly government has target to reduce the effect of diseases on public
so some of roles are here which is done by professional in promoting
Health:
 Scientist
 Leader
 Doctors

Conclusion
From this above presentation it is been analysed that the to promote the
health care information the general people it is very essential for the
government to follow the Betties model as that would help the
government bodies to get proper information which has to be passed
through the public.

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