Task: 1. Choose one of the five strategies for health promotion outlined in the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion 1. Building healthy public policy 2. Creating supportive environments 3....

Task:

1. Choose one of the five strategies for health promotion outlined in the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion
1. Building healthy public policy
2. Creating supportive environments
3. Strengthening community action
4. Developing personal skills
5. Reorienting health service
Explain how the strategy you have selected can be enacted by health professionals. (Not less than 100 words)
2. Nurse practitioners are a growing group of advanced practice nurses. What do nurse practitioners do that is different from a Registered Nurse or a doctor? Why is this making a difference to population health? Why are there not more nurse practitioners? (Not less than 100 words)
3. What are the main health issues for adolescents; what barriers exist for them accessing health care and how could we minimise these barriers? (Not less than 100 words)
4. A 50 year old, married, male patient has recently been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. He is due for discharge from hospital in 48 hours and will be on a diabetic health care plan including an injectable insulin regime. As a community nurse, you have been asked to coordinate the discharge home. Discuss strategies you would use to ensure he has continuity of care between hospital and community follow-up, and that he is self-managing, including an ongoing health promotion program. (Not less than 100 words)
5. What is cultural safety and how do you know if you are culturally safe? (Not less than 100 words)
6. Mixed-method approaches are increasingly important in obtaining the 'whole picture' about community health. Explain why. (Not less than 100 words)