Community Health Promotion: Analyzing Smoking Cessation with Theories

This report provides an analysis of smoking cessation within the context of community health promotion, examining various health behavior theories such as the social cognitive theory, the trans-theoretical model, and the theory of planned behavior. It highlights the global rates of tobacco use, particularly focusing on the UK, where smoking remains a leading preventable cause of illness and premature death. The report evaluates different approaches to smoking cessation, including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention, and discusses the ethical considerations involved in implementing smoking cessation programs within communities like the Borough of Bromley in London. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of health promotion in preventing and stopping cigarette use, while acknowledging the role of model operationalization in ensuring effective decision-making in AI-driven healthcare initiatives.

SMOKING CESSATION IN THE COMMUNITY
HEALTH PROMOTION HEALTH THEORIES GLOBAL RATE AND UK
Health promotion is defined as the process of
enabling the people to make enhancement
control over, and improve their health. In
this, it also shows the moves beyond the
focus on individual behaviour towards a wide
range of social and environment intervention.
It protects the people from the occurrence of
disease and also provide the intervention
which is well develop to provide the way to
deal with suffered disease.
FACTORS
There are various of factor which is well
contributed to wellbeing are physical,
cognitive, environmental and so on. It helps
to develop resilience and wellbeing.
APPROACHES
The primary prevention is help to prevent the
onset of illness and current disease. In
addition, the secondary intervention is also
show the progression of illness and disease
and at last the tertiary prevention which is
showing the mitigation illness and suffering
with already ill.
In addition to this, there are wide range of health
theories are well analysed which is based on
health behaviour which is social cognitive theory,
the trans-theoretical model, stage of change, the
human belief model and theory of planned
behaviour. In addition, the most often mentioned
theoretical model that has been not fully applied
in the term of research and show the practice
which is well based on the ecological model.
SMOKING CESSATION
Smoking cessation is well defined as quitting
smoking or stopping smoking which is also
defined as process of discontinue of use of
smoking.
CAUSE OF SMOKING CESSATION
Quitting smoking which is also show the most
essential action where people used to reduce
their risk of cardiovascular disease. In addition,
quitting smoking that reduce risk of disease and
death cardiovascular disease that they reduce
marker of inflammation and show the aspect of
hypercoagulability.
Around the globe, around 19 percent
of adult which is about the world
smoke tobacco. The percentage of
adult worldwide who smoke where
the appropriate tobacco which has
been decreased in recent years and it
is well expected to continue doing so.
In addition, despite show the
continuation in the term of smoking
that is showing the prevalence, 13.9
percent of adult in England still
smoke. Although, it equates to over 6
million people in 2019. Smoking is
the leading preventable cause of the
illness and premature death in the UK.
ETHICAL CONSIDERATION
The ethical consideration is used to follow
where people of London, Borough of Bromley
are respected for smoking cessation and so on.
The use of model operationalisation is defined
as set of abilities which is associated with
primary focuses on governance and the full life
cycle management of the all the AI and create
proper decision making.
EVALUATION
The intervention is well
recommended that show the aspect
which help to define smoking
cessation aspect among number of
people. The evaluation of intervention
shows that it creates positive impact
of people to stop smoking.
CONCLUSION
As per the above discussion, it is well
analysed that the health promotion
may lead to create the impact on the
prevention and stopping of cigarettes
which is used by number of people in
UK. They face issue of cancer and so
on.