Health Promotion: Lung Cancer In Smokers And Diabetes In Elderly Men

Health Promotion: Lung Cancer In Smokers And Diabetes In Elderly Men

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Part 1: Lung Cancer in Smokers

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Health Problem: Lung Cancer in Smokers

Population: Patients undergoing chemotherapy for lung cancer due to smoking

SMART goal: Patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment with lung cancer diagnoses with a history of smoking should demonstrate greater knowledge of the consequences of relapsing to smoking during the first three months.

Purpose: Educate patients in chemotherapy treatment due to smoking, in the prevention of relapse into smoking habits so as not to affect the progress of their treatment

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Purpose:

Propose a health promotion program following MAP-IT in the project (Check “MAP-IT stands”- Lung cancer File)

1. Introduce the problem with a concise overview of its health impact. (1 paragraph)

2. Justify and describe the need for the strategy (1paragraph).

3. Describe each aspect of the strategy.

a. Mobilize (1 paragraph)

i. What would be your objective and mission?

ii. How would you include stakeholders?

iii. What would be their roles?

b. Assess (2 paragraphs)

i. How are you planning to assess the problem?

ii. What are your short-term and long-term goals?

c. Plan the steps to organize and implement the strategy. (2 paragraph). Health Promotion: Lung Cancer In Smokers And Diabetes In Elderly Men

d. Track. (1 paragraph).

i. Describe the evaluation process to measure

ii. Describe the track of your progress; include:

A. Statistic evaluation

B. collaboration with statistician as required.

4. Conclude the idea justifying the development of this particular promotional strategy. (1 paragraph).

Part 2: Diabetes in elderly men

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Health Problem: Diabetes in elderly men

Population: Elderly men with Diabetes

SMART goal: Elderly men patients diagnosed with diabetes should have HbA1c level is 48mmol/mol or below during the next two months to identify adherence to pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment

Purpose: Evaluate HbA1c of diabetic elderly men patients to identify if they are complying with pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment and assess their adherence to treatment