essment 3: Academic Essay XXXXXXXXXXAssessment 3: Academic Essay Description/Focus: Principles of Primary Health Care Value: 50 % Due date: Week 10 Sunday,4th October 2020@2359 (ACST) Length: 1500...

Running Head: PRINCIPLES OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE     1
PRINCIPLES OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE        9
ASSESSMENT 3: ACADEMIC ESSAY
PRINCIPLES OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Role of Nurse in Strategies for Health Promotion in Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion    3
1.    Healthy Public Policy Development    4
2.    Creation of Supportive Environment    4
3.    Strengthening of Community Action    5
4.    Personal Skill Development    6
5.    Reorient Health Services    6
Conclusion    7
References    9
Introduction
A bold and optimistic plan for the future is established by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By promoting health in all priorities, the WHO is dedicated to supporting the planet reach the SDGs. In addition to keeping the environment healthy and helping the needy, WHO's central goal is to promote wellbeing. It will strive to ensure safe lives and encourage well-being for all of all ages, leaves no one behind, beyond battling illness.
By 2023, they plan to have 1 billion more people experiencing improved health and very well-being. As informed by Nutbeam (2019), it is important to provide sufficient information to individuals in order to promote the process. In providing the knowledge in the context of educating patients, nurses have a key role. For this essay, I have chosen Diabetes Mellitus as a condition. Diabetes mellitus is a condition that prevents the nutrients from the food we consume from being used properly by our system.
Role of Nurse in Strategies for Health Promotion in Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion
A pre-requisite for effective health promotion is sound strategy making. As mentioned by Thompson, Watson and Tilford (2018), a good public policy is defined by a responsibility for health and fairness and health impact transparency. Nurses are highly trained, skilled health practitioners that are available in many environments. Any contact with a client may be an instructional experience when nurses are operating within a health promotion model. For instance, Kelly, Wills and Sykes (2017) have described there is the approach to demonstrate blood sugar checking and diabetic control when altering the dressing of a diabetic patient.
If a client visits in with a scratch, while in a clinic or doctor's office, it is the best time to scan the graph for the last tetanus reinforcement. It is an opportunity when Blood sugar analysis and diabetic monitoring are available for consideration. Health must be a focus item on the policymakers' platform in all sectors.
Healthy Public Policy Development
Promoting wellness goes beyond health care. It
ings health on the forefront of policymakers in all industries and at all levels, enabling them to be mindful of the health effects of their choices and to recognise their health obligations. The strategy of health promotion incorporates various but similar approaches, including regulation, fiscal initiatives, taxation and organisational reform. Coordinated action is what contributes to health, wealth and social policies that encourage greater equality.
Joint action aims to ensure that goods and services, healthy public services and cleaner, more pleasant neighbourhoods are safer and healthier. Nurses’ participation in this would help in overall development of the health policy. As indicated by Agide and Shakibazadeh (2018), policy maker will get to know many points and factors that could affect the implementation of the policy directly or indirectly. Health promotion strategy includes the identification of ba
iers and ways of eliminating safe public policy implementation in non-health...