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    Running head: HEALTH PROMOTION Health Promotion in Nursing According to the World Health Organization (WHO)‚ health promotion “enables people to improve control over the determinants of health and as a result to improve their own health‚ and able to make healthy choice” (Denise and Suzanne‚ p. 87). Historically‚ health promotion deal with protecting society from contagious disease‚ such as to providing safe water and reduce environments hazards‚ and treat of preventable disease rather than preventing

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    Cultural Views on Health Care There are many types of people who are facing issues with adapting to everyday life. In the case of humanity‚ we change our habits and solutions to meet the necessities in order to survive. Since all of humanity is related in one way or another‚ it is certain that no culture is the same as another. This culture that is learned is important to health care professionals because the people that belong to one culture may not share the same aspects as another on health care

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    BEATRISA SHEKHTER HEALTH PROMOTION IN NURSING CARE Health promotion is the art and science for helping people develop of their preferences between optimal health and their major passions. What motivate people to achieve optimal health‚ and what supporting then in lifestyle changing to movie forward to the optimal health. I strongly believe that optimal health is emotional balance‚ physical‚ spiritual‚ intellectual‚ and social health. Changing of lifestyle based on combination of increase

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    Chief of State: President Wilson was steeped in the tradition of Jeffersonian democracy and shared his faith in society. However‚ he lacked a common touch and did not feel for the individual as much as humanity. Wilson was most associated with scholars due to his academic background‚ and looked down upon lesser minds‚ including journalists and those he considered to be unintelligent senators. After World War I‚ President Wilson reached his peak of popularity and power and was viewed as a moral leader

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    Many people question if the government should be responsible for instructing people how to live in society. These people also demand welfare from the government‚ but are not willing to accept the laws‚ and the people who run the government. Lao-Tzu discusses in Thoughts from the Tao-te Ching how the government should handle its people. In today’s society the government is expected to define right and wrong and punish the law breakers‚ who may not share the same morals as the government. These people

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    John Locke and Thomas Hobbes views on humanity differed greatly and it affected their views on government. John Locke believed that everyone was born naturally good and had three basic rights‚ the rights to life‚ liberty‚ and property. Thomas Hobbes however‚ believed everyone was born naturally evil and needed to be controlled and punished. This greatly affected both of their views on government. Thomas Hobbes‚ since he thought people were evil and should be stripped of free will‚ believed

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    Health Promotion Health Promotion has been defined by the World Health Organisation 2005 Bangkok Charter for Health Promotion as‚ “the process of enabling people to increase control over their health and is determent‚ and thereby improving their health.” The early years setting I work at is geographically set in a community first area had has high levels of poverty and unemployment. I decided to promote tooth brushing with the children whilst working in partnership with the Designed to Smile

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    References: Lalonde M (1981) A New Perspective On The Health Of The Canadians‚ Available from; http:/www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hcs-sss/alt_formatt/hpb-dgps/pdf/pubs/ 1974-lalonde/lalonde-eng.pdf‚ Assessed on March 17th‚ 2013. Martin K (2003) (On Line) Available from:(http://www.cdhn.org/document /bank‚Accessed on: March 17th 201111112223. Naidoo J‚ Wills J (2005) Public Health and Health Promotion Developing Practice‚ Bailliere Tindall‚London. United Nations (1992) Un conference

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    . Andre Carnegie was one of the richest men in America who led the steel industry in the United States. He was born into a poor family‚ which directed him towards working hard to help his family and society in the future. Andrew Carnegie’s views on wealth were always about giving back. He believed that becoming wealthy and successful should be worked for not handed to. He also believed that the wealthy should donate back to the society through charity. In order to have the money put to good use

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    Explain three different approaches to health education. (P1) In this assignment I am going to explain three different approaches to health education‚ whilst doing so I will explain which is most likely to be successful. Health education is an aspect of health promotion which relates to educating people about good health and how to develop and support it. The role of mass media The first approach I am going to explain is Mass media. Mass media is communication; it is the media that is intended for

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