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Using Pender's Health Promotion Theory is a great way to implement education in the care of patients. Education, treatment and prevention of diseases and/or their co-morbidities are the foundations of nursing practice. The current standards are encouraging education and prevention as a means to save money individually by the patient, by the hospitals, by the state, and nationally. With health care reform at the forefront of everyone's mind prevention and health promotion is of the utmost importance. References American Heart Association Website.
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The third step, if applicable, involves lowering the rate of accidents or injuries in the workplace below the national average for that particular industry. A company will obtain SHARP certification upon successful completion of these processes and after the OSHA state consultation manager verifies all necessary information (Sherman, 2013). After all, workplace safety is a high priority for any company, especially in the health care
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Working with others to plan and implement projects to improve health and well-being. This assignment aims to demonstrate how the Specialist Community Public Health Nurse can impact on a campaign to improve the uptake of the influenza vaccination among healthcare workers. Although current UK policy recommends the vaccination of all Healthcare workers to reduce the spread of seasonal influenza and its impact on NHS services, the scheme is voluntary and uptake of the vaccine remains low. A campaign introduced in 2011 contributed to a slight rise in the uptake of the vaccine and is being run again over the winter period 2012/2013. Research however suggests that the way to gain a significant increase in uptake is to consider making vaccination mandatory.
Proposed Healthcare Policy The most important healthcare policies in the world is an increase in life expectancy by people. People are living longer and healthier for several reasons. One reason is that technology has made medicine better and improved the quality of medical care people receive. One improved quality of medical care is the advancements that medical machines such as MRI, x-rays, and others have made to diagnose patients quicker that helps to treat them better. People used to have to wait several days or weeks to get results which are available now in a few minutes.