Pregnancy Health Promotion: Analyzing Brochure & Its Dissemination

This report provides an analysis of a pregnancy health promotion brochure, highlighting the importance of such initiatives in improving maternal and fetal health outcomes by addressing critical knowledge gaps and promoting informed decision-making during pregnancy. It identifies the target audience as women, emphasizing the need for culturally sensitive approaches to cater to diverse populations, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The report also explores various dissemination methods, such as pamphlets and digital platforms, and considers how healthcare professionals, particularly midwives, can effectively utilize the brochure in their practice to educate and empower pregnant women. The analysis underscores the brochure's role in reducing health disparities and promoting overall well-being during pregnancy.

Aim of the Assessment

TABLE OF CONTENT
PART 2............................................................................................................................................3
1. Introduce the topic- why is this an important health promotion activity. You may wish to
consider how the information in this brochure will produce better health outcomes and the
possible risks associated with not following this advice.............................................................3
2. Who is the audience for this brochure? Explain why it is important to consider this question.
How will this brochure cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people in
culturally and linguistically diverse CALD) backgrounds? Consider language and community
organisations that may have useful websites...............................................................................3
3. How will the brochure be disseminated? Consider how you, as a nurse or midwife, will use
the brochure in your own practice...............................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................1

PART 2
1. Introduce the topic- why is this an important health promotion activity. You may wish to consider
how the information in this brochure will produce better health outcomes and the possible risks
associated with not following this advice.
During the pregnancy, high level of leads get the difficulties in taking care of their health and
foetus as well and causes miscarriage, stillbirth, low birth weight and even premature delivery
due to lack of care and knowledge about the pregnancy precautions and safety measures. This
kind of promotions focus on reducing the differences in current health status and enable the
women to be aware and concerned about their health and their well-being during the pregnancy
period (Overdijkink, Velu & et.al., (2018). During the pregnancy, it is important for women to
have the proper knowledge and information about the care, nutrients, encouragement,
medications from where they can ensure the safety of themselves and foetus as well.
2. Who is the audience for this brochure? Explain why it is important to consider this question.
How will this brochure cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people in
culturally and linguistically diverse CALD) backgrounds? Consider language and community
organisations that may have useful websites.
The audience for this brochure are women so that they can be able to get the appropriate
information about the precautions and care activities which can help and support them to care
themselves as well as foetus. In this pregnancy health promotion brochure, it does not consider
any biasses and discrimination among the cast, culture and religion and providing the knowledge
about the pregnant women health and well-being including aboriginals and Torres strait Islander
people and delivering the adequate information to the women and pregnant ladies as well.

3. How will the brochure be disseminated? Consider how you, as a nurse or midwife, will use the
brochure in your own practice
Being a midwife, the brochure will be spread through pamphlets and digital platforms from
where the information can be spread to maximum number of women and can be able to maintain
a good healthy lifestyle in pregnancy and can safe their foetus or baby as well.

REFERENCES
Books and journals
Overdijkink, S. B., Velu, A. V., & et.al., (2018). The usability and effectiveness of mobile health
technology–based lifestyle and medical intervention apps supporting health care during
pregnancy: systematic review. JMIR mHealth and uHealth, 6(4), e8834.
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