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Written assessment on health promotion campaigns andhow they address the Ottawa Charter for Health.

CHARLES DARWIN UNIVERSITY cdu.edu.au NUR135 Assessment 2 Information ____________________________________________ College of Nursing and Midwifery Assessment 2: Clinical case scenario Brief description Written assessment on health promotion campaigns and how they address the Ottawa Charter for Health. Due date Sunday_3rd October 2400hrs Length 2000 words Weighting 40% You are working in your local Primary Health Care Clinic as a student nurse/midwife. Management have completed a clinical audit and have noticed an increase in the number of the following presentations: Skin cancer biopsy, mental health plans, respiratory presentations for heavy smokers and young mothers requiring additional parenting support. In the future you are required to present a national health promotion campaign to your colleagues. To do this you must first do some research. Task instructions 1. Choose one of the following areas a. Mental health b. Skin Cancer c. Smoking d. Young pregnant/new mothers 2. Identify the relevant Australian public health promotion that attempts to address it (e.g. Beyond Blue addresses mental health for men). 3. Choose three Action Areas from the Ottawa Charter below and discuss how the Australian public health promotion addresses each one. Action Areas · Build Healthy Public Policy · Create Supportive Environments · Strengthen Community Actions · Develop Personal Skills · Reorient Health Services Remember This assignment requires you to present a written document that discusses how your chosen health promotion plan addresses the Ottawa charter for health. This assignment does not require you to write an essay. Do not include an introduction or conclusion. Write paragraphs only. Use the Action Area as a subheading. Submission Point There is only one submission point for this assessment. There will be a separate draft submission point to check for plagiarism. Please use the page titled Assessment 2 submission point to submit your final word document. Do not provide a link, do not cut and copy your assessment into the submission point and do not provide a PDF. Some writing tips: • Write in the third person; avoid personal pronouns such as ‘I’ and ‘you’. • Avoid long, confusing sentences and check that your tenses (past, present and future) are consistent within the same sentence. • Avoid posing questions; work the information into the paragraph. • Use plain English. It is essential your meaning is clear and that you demonstrate your understanding of the nature of the topic. • Avoid direct quotes, paraphrase instead. Referencing: • As good practice, whenever you include (cite) an author in your writing, ensure you include the full reference to the text referred to, at the end of your writing task. There is an expectation that you have intext references and a reference list. • To find appropriate sources, use the CDU library online journal databases. • Use APA referencing guidelines can be found on the CDU Library website. Download a copy and keep it to hand so that you can refer to it regularly as you learn the skills of referencing. • The APA 7th referencing system should be used as per the referencing guidelines on the CDU Library Website https://libguides.cdu.edu.au/cdureferencing/apa • Peer reviewed journal articles are your best sources. Avoid non-refereed sources such as editorials, monthly columns or non-refereed journals. • Your reference list should contain a minimum of 5 quality journal article no older than 10 years. Information gained from Internet sites varies greatly in depth and quality of content. • Internet sites must be relevant and reputable, for example, the NMBA website, do not use sites like Wikipedia 2 College of Nursing and Midwifery – Assessment Information NUR135 College of Nursing and Midwifery – Assessment Information NUR135 2

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HEALTH PROMOTION CAMPAIGNS 		2
HEALTH PROMOTION CAMPAIGNS		2
HEALTH PROMOTION CAMPAIGNS ON SMOKING
Table of Contents
About The National Tobacco Campaign	2
Importance of Campaign	3
Goals and Objectives of the Campaign	4
Barriers for the campaign	5
Challenges people are facing to quit tobacco consumption	6
Campaign Statement	7
Delivering message for Campaign	7
References	9
About The National Tobacco Campaign
	National tobacco campaigns for Australian people have been one of the main initiatives to reduce tobacco consumption among men and women of Australia. Tobacco issues are a growing problem in Australia and it needs to be cut down in order to promote better health policies among men and women. Tobacco consumption can cause severe health issues problems that are affecting the overall health problems of people of Australia and it needs to be taken to control in order to promote a healthy lifestyle and security. There are certain health issues that can be addressed by the campaign and the severity of tobacco consumption and its ultimate results will be determined for understanding and acknowledging the effects of tobacco consumption (Siddiqi et al., 2019). The campaign will help to understand why tobacco consumption can be very harmful to human beings and what are possible results can be gathered.
 It will promote a healthy lifestyle and the positive effects of living a healthy and proper lifestyle that can change the perspective of a person towards society. The generation capacity of Australian households is quite moderate and smoking is a regular phenomenon Among many adults and teenagers which is a growing concern of the country because at least 21000 Australians have been killed by tobacco consumption in the year 2015. Tobacco can cause some serious diseases that can lead a person to death. It also impacts immensely on socio-economic standards of a person and it reflects on society because the consumption of tobacco can be impactful for the people of the community (Stone & Marshall, 2019). It leads to various health-related financial and economic costs for the community and that is why the campaigns are being arranged to secure people from consuming tobacco. 
The campaign what also help people quit smoking and promote various health and the financial related suggestion that can be quite helpful for people. Tobacco-related health campaigns are one of the longest-running campaigns that are continuing in Australian society. From the year 1997, the Australian government has started a National tobacco campaign in order to promote a healthy lifestyle for Australian citizens and to reduce the total consumption of tobacco. Sofa the campaign has shown positive results and 3.7 % after tobacco consumption has been reduced. 
Importance of Campaign
	Tobacco is created from dried leaves of the tobacco plant and the main active ingredient of tobacco is the nicotine that has erected properties. People generally consume tobacco buy cigarette cigars or B but it can also be snorted or chewed. Tobacco is legal in Australia but the people have to face serious regulations on the love of the government for the consumption and supply of tobacco. The country does not give permission to any companies to advertise or promote tobacco in Australia and that has been one of the greatest steps that the government has taken to restrict tobacco consumption. The Restoration has expanded to the point where sailing and Packaging of tobacco without government restrictions are not possible (Shrestha & Rimal, 2018). Despite that tobacco consumption and the sink almost every part of Australia because the peoples are addicted to tobacco for addictive properties. Due to the high restrictions of the government, the packaging and Advertising are very limited but at the same time, the industry data has indicated that these values have been increased and with that, the daily smokers have also increased. 
The people consuming tobacco in Australia belong to various classes and the constant restrictions presented by the government and various health campaigns could not prevent that. Tobacco is still popular among people because of its addictive value that ensures consumption among many people. Despite Australia being the lowest among OECD countries in terms of tobacco consumption at least 11.2 % of the Australians between the age of 15 to 20 are consuming tobacco. The gaps of quite high because the average tobacco consumption in OECD countries is 15.4 percent (Saha & Paul, 2018).

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