A Comprehensive Analysis of the 'Living Well with Diabetes' Strategy

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the 'Living Well with Diabetes' healthcare strategy, examining its alignment with relevant legislation and policies, its impact on individual, family, organizational, and community health outcomes, and its funding and financial support mechanisms. It delves into the reasons behind the strategy's success in promoting and improving the quality of life for individuals living with diabetes in New Zealand, highlighting both its positive contributions and potential limitations. The report references key books, journals, and online resources, including the Ministry of Health and the 'Living Well with Diabetes' program documentation, to support its findings and conclusions, ultimately asserting the strategy's positive impact on reducing stress and mental health issues among individuals in the region.

PRIMARY
HEALTH CARE

TABLE OF CONTENT
• Introduction
• Analysis of relevant legislation and policies that support your chosen healthcare strategy.
• Analysis of the impact of the healthcare strategy on health outcome of individual, family
organisation and communities
• Analysis of Funding and financial support for your chosen healthcare strategy
• How and why has your chosen health strategy has been successful
• Conclusion
• References

INTRODUCTION
• Diabetes is defined as a chronic disease.
• Diabetes have two types: Diabetes 1 and
diabetes 2.
• Diabetes interfere in process of generating
energy.
• As per this, food which is taken by individual
down into sugar which is also called glucose
and release in the blood of body.

ANALYSIS OF RELEVANT LEGISLATION AND POLICIES
THAT SUPPORT YOUR CHOSEN HEALTHCARE
STRATEGY
• The health act 1956 state that they have various function which help
to improve, promote and protect public health.
• With aspect to diabetes, the Health act is help to improve the people
health and also provide guideline in order to keep healthy diet.
• Overall, the health act used to promote and improve the quality of
life who is living well with diabetes.
• The health act usually promotes the healthy life and also provide new
approach which is useful to enhance wellbeing among people.

CONTINUE…
• However, the Health act 2010 is also support this as a
legislation to improve the quality of life and with case in
diabetes, the wellbeing and resilience is essential element to
develop healthy life.
• In New Zealand, some of the policies such as very low cost
access (VLCA), improved access to health information and
many more policies are taking into account which help to
improve the quality of life by reducing the complication
which may be associated with financial issue or any other

ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF THE HEALTHCARE STRATEGY ON
HEALTH OUTCOME OF INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY ORGANISATION AND
COMMUNITIES
• The selected healthcare strategy “Living well with diabetes”
show beneficial impact and also received optimum health
outcome among the people of New Zealand.
• This help to improve the life of people by creating guideline and
enable other to access with quality of life.
• While taking the contrast of individual, family, organisation and
community, this help to develop a level of information that
diabetes is may be chronic disease but with the proper
management and treatment make a person approved to live their
life with diabetes in healthier way.

ANALYSIS OF FUNDING AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT
FOR CHOSEN HEALTHCARE STRATEGY
• The chosen healthcare strategy i.e.
“Living Well with Diabetes” can be
possibly funded through various
sources being available in the given
regional market.
• District health boards
• Private sources
• Ministry of health

CONTINUE
• Ministry of health: Another source through which
the given healthcare strategy will be funded is
through ministry of health in New Zealand.
• In the provided region health system's funding
comes mainly from Vote Health that was
estimated over $16.142 billion in 2016-17
(Ministry of Health, 2016).

HOW AND WHY HAS YOUR CHOSEN HEALTHCARE
STRATEGY HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL
• The provided health strategy i.e. “Living Well
with Diabetes”, can be said to a successful
approach in terms of developing effective
standards for individuals living with diabetes.
• The positive aspect of this is to develop
promotion and improve the quality of life.
• As in the given strategy which educate
individuals that diabetes in contrast to disease
is not a complex issue for an individual.