University Health Promotion: Smoking Cessation in the Broxtowe Study

This report details the design and implementation of a health promotion program aimed at promoting smoking cessation among employees in manual occupations within the Broxtowe area of England. It begins by establishing the prevalence of smoking in the UK, highlighting statistical data on smoking rates across different demographics, and emphasizing the health risks associated with smoking. The report then outlines the program's objectives, which include comparing smoking cessation figures, analyzing the local smoking prevalence, and developing specific SMART goals. The program utilizes educational resources, such as PowerPoint presentations and counselling, to educate and motivate employees to quit smoking and adopt healthier lifestyles. The effectiveness of the program will be evaluated through questionnaire responses, providing insights into the impact of the intervention. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of such programs in reducing smoking-related health issues and improving overall public health outcomes.