Health Promotion Report: Addressing Heart Issues in the UK

This report addresses the significant issue of heart health in the United Kingdom, where heart-related ailments pose a major public health challenge. It highlights the alarming statistics, including over 160,000 annual deaths and 7.6 million people living with heart diseases. The report identifies cardiovascular diseases as a leading cause of disability and premature death, escalating healthcare costs and morbidity rates. It emphasizes the importance of health promotion through behavioral change models, focusing on lifestyle improvements and dietary adjustments to mitigate the risk of heart diseases among adults. The report advocates for targeted interventions and awareness campaigns to encourage proactive health management and reduce the prevalence of heart-related issues within the UK population. Desklib provides students access to similar reports and study tools.

Background
• Heart issues is one the major health issues within
globe. This is the one which have high negative impact
on people. United Kingdom is highly effective from
this health issues and needed to aware people to avoid
the risk of getting heart issues within them.
• In this, there is need to take some measures which can
allow to provide better health safety from this issue.
Due to large number of population of UK are getting
impact with it, so there is need to make people aware
about this health issues and educate them to take
initiatives for effectively preventing such issues.
Heart Issues
International and Local statistics
There are about more than 160,000 deaths every year is report within UK
and about average of 460 deaths each day are reported. It has been
estimated that there are about 7.6 million people are living with heart
diseases within UK, where 3.6 million women and about 4 million are
men. There are about 17 million premature deaths has been reported in
which there was about 38% of death were due to heart disease
Health promotion model
There is need to promote health through using models
and approaches which can help to plan intervention to
aware large population.
• Through using behavioural change model, health
promotion can be effective and allow to make
variation and awareness within large population
regarding reducing the risk of heart diseases. This also
includes change in lifestyle and improve the diet and
lifestyle can reduce the risk of heart diseases.
• Change in people behaviour can be more effective and
allow to get reduce the risk of heart diseases. This is
the one which can be effective and allow large
population to take care of their health by improving
some lifestyle and change in diet plan.
• This can be effective to plan the intervention and
attract large population to take this model into
consideration to avoid the risk of heart diseases
Why this issues?
•Heart related diseases are also known as the
cardiovascular diseases which should be taken in
consideration which causes major reason of disability
along with premature death throughout the globe. It
also enhances the cost of health care on large scale
along with mortality and morbidity rate. There are
millions of people get died due to disease with heart
related. Main reason for death may include stroke and
heart attack. There are many adults who are facing
this heart related issues within high rate. So, target
group are adults who needs to get health promotion to
avoid the risk of heart disease
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Individual are getting impact on health
issues.
There are large population that are getting impacted due to heart disease
and have short and long term impact on their heart. There are many
impact which can be cause due to heart diseases.
This may not cause pain within individual but due to not getting regular
blood supply can lead oxygen to body can create difficulty to survive
without oxygen. This may lead to cause shortness of breath and
individual may feel tired and may lead to heart failure