SystemJP Nursing Leadership Report: Youth Healthcare Advocacy Program

This report focuses on the importance of nursing advocacy in healthcare planning, specifically addressing the challenges faced by youth and young adults struggling with drug abuse and alcohol consumption. The selected population for the healthcare development program includes youths aged 15 to 22, with a focus on those at risk of entering criminal activities. The report highlights the crucial role of nurses as advocates, working to protect the rights of these youths and raise community awareness about the associated mental and physical challenges. It outlines the nurses' involvement in program implementation, including drug monitoring and evidence-based interventions. The healthcare program involves registered nurses, counselors, psychologists, and physicians. The report concludes that the effective planning and implementation of healthcare services can manage youth health and prevent them from engaging in drug abuse and criminal activities.

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Introduction
The objective of this report is to identify the importance of nursing advocacy in the
healthcare planning, identification of the challenges related to the health of a particularly
targeted population, and implication of the development program. This is a pre-interview
planning report that will discuss the role of the nurses in designing and implicating the
healthcare programs. This plan will discuss implication of the changes and the program
costing that this program will possibly lead to the nursing staff and the organisation (Thomas,
2020).
Identified population
The population selected for the health care and development program is the youth and young
adult engaged in the drug abuse and alcohol consumption, those are possible to enter in the
criminal activates. This youth in the health care program is selected are the teen and youth in
the age of 15 to 22. The youth and teen are the children who are poor and have low income
affect their habits (Cunsolo, Shiwak, & Wood, 2017). This planning will use the counselling
and guidelines to protect the youth from drug abuse and alcohol consumption.
Role of the Nurses in advocacy
Here the nurses playing the role of advocacy in the youth health care program are the nurses
who will work on behalf of the youth to protect the rights of the youth in the criminal
presentation and being active in other illegal activities. It is time to modification how a
society speaks for alcohol and drug abuse disorders. Advocating nurse are liable to aware the
community about the challenges youth mentally and physically face while dealing with the
drug abuse and it also include the pre-court and post court counselling of the patents
(Thomas, 2020).

Role of the Nurses in implementation of the program
The advocacy program will include the numerous activities nurses require to perform in the
advocating practices to prevent the youth from drug abuse and alcohol consumption. This
will introduce
 Drug Monitoring Program implementation will help the nurses and the patients to
guide the nurses to identify the level of the drug abuse in the patients and guide the
patients about the use of over alcohol is possible to cause danger to the mental health
issues.
 An evidence-based intervention is the most important program that will ensure the
protection and prevention of the patients engaged in the criminal activities wrongly
engaged in the criminal activities.
Members of the health care program in the health monitoring and evidence based intervention
in the nursing for the youth engage in the alcohol and drug consumption are the registered
nurse, health care counselling, psychologist, and physician in the helping department (Martin,
Dorken, Wamboldt, & Wootten, 2012).
Conclusion
Based on the above discussion this paper concludes that the planning and implementation of
the healthcare service development for the youth effectively managing the objective the
community. This plan is based to manage the youth health and prevent them from entering in
the drug abuse and criminal challenging activities.

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