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References
Ferguson, C XXXXXXXXXXIt's time for the nursing profession to leverage social media. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 69(4), XXXXXXXXXXhttps:
doi.org/10.1111/jan.12036
Peck, J. L XXXXXXXXXXSocial media in nursing education: Responsible integration for meaningful use. Journal of Nursing Education, 53(3), XXXXXXXXXXhttps:
doi.org/10.3928/ XXXXXXXXXX
Randolph, S. A XXXXXXXXXXUsing social media and networking in health care. Workplace Health & Safety, 60(1), 44. https:
doi.org/10.3928/ XXXXXXXXXX

NUM3511 Sem XXXXXXXXXXC. Squire
NUM 3511 : ASSIGNMENT THREE


Assessment
Type:



• Grant application
Due Dates: Week 12 Friday 22nd May 2020
Submitted through Turnitin at 0900 hrs



Subject.

This unit will enable students to develop knowledge and skills in this increasingly important area of
nursing and midwifery practice. Primary Health Care theory, including health education, health
promotion and behaviour-change models will be studied. Students will learn how to access and
analyse epidemiological health data, in order to identify the health needs of communities and
incorporate these into nursing and midwifery practice. The skills needed to plan health promotion
activities in order to encourage good health and meet community health needs will be examined.
An important aspect of this unit is the consideration of how good health can be encouraged within
the role of nurses and midwives for individuals, families and communities and across all ages and
cultures. The unit will have a wide geographical focus and will include local, national and
international examples of Primary Health Care.






Learning
Outcomes
Assessed in
this paper
is LO 2 and 4


Learning Outcomes
On completion of this unit students should be able to:
1. Evaluate epidemiological data to determine community health needs and socio-ecological
determinants of health.
2. Plan theoretical Primary Health Care activities and strategies to meet identified
community health needs.
3. Apply the concepts of health promotion, education and disease prevention across the
lifespan and within different cultures and populations.
4. Critically appraise the relevance of Primary Health Care and inter-professional
collaboration to the changing health needs of the Australian population.
Unit Content
1. Public health care system / nurses’ and midwives’ role in the future of healthcare / policy /
NSQHS.
2. Empowerment - socio-ecological determinants of health / social justice, community
development.
3. Epidemiological data / community assessment.
4. Health promotion / nursing and midwifery educational interventions and opportunities.
5. Health assessment and screening / immunisations, sexual health.
6. Inter-professional collaboration: community / primary care.
7. Grant applications.
NUM3511 Sem XXXXXXXXXXC. Squire
Task
description:
• Using the health issue nominated for your target group in your second
assignment.
• Write a 2000 word essay that outlines a health promotion program /activity that
demonstrates PHC principles in the community setting and could be used to
support a grant application.
• This must focus on One level of PHC i.e. screening, prevention or reha
support-
see levels of PHC.


Process and
Protocols for
development
of your essay



The aim of this assessment is to evaluate your application of health promotion principles
and is based on the Health way WA Guidelines.
https:
www.healthway.wa.gov.au/grants-programs/health-promotion-project-
grants/apply-now/
The 5K or less template provided at the above link may be useful to assist you to
conceptualise the grant application process. [DO NOT INCLUDE THIS IN YOUR
ASSIGNMENT].
• Research programs that are cu
ently in use that address the health issue you
identified in Ass 2
• Write a summary of your first assignment to highlight your health issue and link
this to PHC principles ( PHC priority areas, Health Dept priority areas, Ottawa
charter).
• Describe your health promotion activity incorporating its strengths and
weaknesses at the same time analysing how it might be used across other health
issues.
• Set your objectives (SMART or RUMBA), at least three that will be used to
develop your program and assist you to achieve your goal. That of improving
screening / preventing /supporting your target group with the selected health
issue.
• As part of this process it is necessary to demonstrate interprofessional
collaboration and acknowledge the key groups and individuals that are involved
in making your project a success.
• Interprofessional practice/collaboration is a significant aspect of nursing practice
RN Standards for Practice (Standard 2: Engages in therapeutic and professional
elationships) and the Midwife standards for practice. (Standard 2 Engages in
professional relationships and respectful partnerships).
https:
www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines-
Statements/Professional-standards.aspx
• A summary of the sustainability of the program that considers its impact, viability
and time frames as well as recommendations for future use and/or disposal of
assets that may be necessary.
https:
www.healthway.wa.gov.au/grants-programs/health-promotion-project-grants/apply-now
https:
www.healthway.wa.gov.au/grants-programs/health-promotion-project-grants/apply-now
https:
www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines-Statements/Professional-standards.aspx
https:
www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines-Statements/Professional-standards.aspx
NUM3511 Sem XXXXXXXXXXC. Squire
Submitted
work
The submitted work will include:
1. Title: Includes Proposed program, health issue and target population
2. Introduction.
3. Population and health issue.
4. Project description
5. Objectives
6. Working in partnerships
7. Summary/sustainability.
8. End Text reference list.
Refer to the marking criteria and SNM marking ru
ic to guide your work.
The essay is to be submitted through Turnitin.


Format
This essay is to be written in third person and formatted as per School of Nursing
and Midwifery, ‘Assignment Writing Guidelines’. These are located in the
Assessment folder.






Marking
Criteria.












The SNM ru
ic will be used to assess your submission and criteria are provided below
to assist you with the requirements of this essay.
Content:
• Relates to the demonstrated understanding of PHC through development of
health promotion program and grant proposal.
• Evidence of your knowledge through use of research and data that identifies key
health needs of a given community.
• Is supported by your learning, your research and knowledge of your professional
esponsibilities.

Critical Thinking:
• Demonstrated research. (as per the assignment guidelines).
• Analysis of the data and theoretical content.
• Application to practice.
• Critical reflection.

Structure and presentation:
• As per the assignment requirements as well as SNM guidelines.
• Clear introduction to the topic.
• Well defined sentence structure and paragraph formation leading to a cohesive
development and comprehensive discussion of ideas.
• Conclusion that restates the main ideas and summarises the discussion.

NUM3511 Sem XXXXXXXXXXC. Squire
References:
Work must be both In and End text referenced using APA 6th edition format. The
essay requires a minimum of fifteen (15) quality citations (peer reviewed)
journals, (not more than 7 years old), academic texts and quality web sites i.e.
Government (NOT Wikipaedia ). In addition, these can be supplemented with general
websites i.e. Lifeline, Cancer Council, Diabetes Australia as well as citations from
elevant sources (news items, films and professional documents).
English Language Proficiency:
• As per ECU requirements ( see SNM marking ru
ic attached).

















Additional Resources.
Grellier, J., & Goerke, V XXXXXXXXXXCommunications Skills Toolkit: Unlocking the
secrets of tertiary success. (2nd ed.). Melbourne, Australia: Cengage Learning:
Referencing: Li
ary website
Li
ary: XXXXXXXXXXNursing Li
ary Guide
Academic Skills: Learning Support


http:
li
ary.ecu.edu.au
http:
ecu.au.libguides.com/nursing
https:
lackboard.ecu.edu.au/webapps
lackboard/content/listContentEditable.jsp?content_id=_2525434_1&course_id=_39271_1&mode=reset
NUM3511 Sem XXXXXXXXXXC. Squire

NUM3511 Community Health Care in Nursing and Midwifery Practice: Ass 3 Ru
ic ( Developed using SNM ru
ic template)
Well Below Average (<25%) Below Average (26-49%) Pass/Average (50-59%) Credit (60-69%) Distinction (70-79%) High Distinction (>80%)
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Does not address assessment item.
No evidence to support main ideas.
Unable to demonstrate an
understanding of the main ideas or
concepts. No credible sources used
to support main ideas.
Does not or poorly addresses assessment
item. Insufficient evidence to support main
ideas. Unable to or poorly demonstrates an
understanding of the main ideas or
concepts. Ideas are not relevant to the
topic. Limited referencing to support ideas.
Assessment item addressed at a superficial
level. Minimal evidence to support main
ideas. Able to demonstrate an
understanding of the main concepts at a
asic level. Some ideas presented have
elevance to the topic.
Most parts of the assessment item
addressed at a satisfactory level and
supported by adequate evidence. Able to
demonstrate an understanding of the
main concepts. Most ideas presented
have relevance to the topic.

All parts of the assessment item
addressed at a good level and supported
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Sunabh answered on May 13 2021
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NUM 3511: ASSIGNMENT 3
Unit code and Title:     e.g. NUM1102 Communication Skills for Nurses
    and Midwives
Lecturer:    
Student Name:     
Student Number:    
Date of Submission:    
Word Count: 2051
Introduction
Primary Health care (PHC) also known as essential healthcare is an important concept with respect to the access of healthcare facilities for individuals in the society. Principles of PHC are required to be based upon scientific grounds along with socially acceptable technology or methodology. The concept of PHC is to make universal healthcare accessible to every individual in a community (Hum et al., 2017). This essay will focus upon the PHC promotion strategies for the diabetes among old age individuals. There have been no specific health promotion strategies to emphasize on diabetes mellitus.
Therefore, Australian National Diabetes Strategy 2016-2020 is one of the recent and most effective health promotion plan implied. This assignment will focus upon outlining major goals and principles of this strategy along with the community involvement. Previous assignment discussed the issue with demo-geographics; therefore, this assignment will be based upon PHC promotion strategies for prevention and control of diabetes mellitus among old age individuals in Australia. The target groups for this public health promotion would be group 2, which would be old age individuals above 65 years old living in remote areas of Kimberley, Australia.
Heading 2
As discussed in the previous assignment also, old age individuals form up a major proportion of Australian community. According to the data presented by census, 2017 one in every 7 individuals were aged 65 and above. Therefore, this constitutes to a population of 1,188,989 individuals aging above 60 in Australia and this number is expected to increase with the growing population (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2018).
It would be essential to consider Kimberley lies in the north most region of Western Australia and is also considered as the most earliest part of Australia. According to the data provided by 2016 census, 41.6% population of Kimberley comprises of Aboriginals and To
es Strait Islanders communities. People aged 65 years and above makes up 6.3% of Kimberley’s population. Literacy rate as well as modern health facilities in the remote areas are very less; therefore, majority of the target group 2 population does not possess health literacy. As a result, health promotion plan becomes a necessity for the indigenous old age individuals as well as their family members.
Harding, Shaw, Peeters, Guiver, Davidson and Magliano (2014) mentioned and emphasized upon the fact that diabetes is a chronic issue and is characterized by the presence of high glucose levels in blood. There could be several causes for diabetes and these include genetic as well as acquired factors. Body’s inability to synthesize appropriate levels of insulin is considered as one of the major issues behind the existence of diabetes mellitus. According to the data presented by Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) 2014–15 through the National Health Survey conducted, 1 in every 6 individuals over 65 years of age were reported to have diabetes and this contributes to an overall population of 574,000 older people with diabetes in Australia (Trump & Mendenhall, 2017).
Huo et al. (2018) mentioned and argued upon the fact that diabetes mellitus has been characterized as type 1 and type 2. Treatments such as, insulin therapy are available for type 1 diabetes while there are no significant or effective treatments available for type 2 diabetes. The Department of Health (2011) presented that the prevalence of type 2 diabetes among 65-70 year old individuals, i
espective of their gender have been increasing. Out of all the self-reported cases, it would be essential to consider that 83% cases were reported to be of type 2 diabetes mellitus while only 13% were from type 1 diabetes while 4% of individuals were not even aware of the type of diabetes they had.
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (2018) presented that among indigenous population prevalence and existence of type 2 diabetes has been reported to increase with an alarming rate. Major causes of rising indigenous population with type 2 population have been reported because of the lack of physical activity and increased rates of obesity. Type 2 diabetes is not a life threatening disease as it accounts for only 10.4% deaths annually. Death due to type 2 diabetes is not due to direct causes rather, indirect effects on other body organs such as kidneys and heart. Therefore, promotion of causes as well as prevention strategies for type 2 diabetes would be an essential task under this project (Ca
asquillo et al., 2017).
Project Description
Prevalence of diabetes among native population has been reported to be almost double than the non-indigenous population. Two in every five indigenous individuals above 55-60 years of age have been reported to suffer from type 2 diabetes (Lee, Ng & Chin, 2017). For type 1 diabetes, total annual cost in Australia has been reported to be around $570 million while the average annual cost per person has been reported to be $4,669. Therefore, this data clearly reflects the need for PHC promotion and self-care promotion strategies for controlling diabetes mellitus in older Australian population (Australian Department of Health, 2020). There have been numerous programs launched by the authorities in Western Australia and they provide health promotion against diabetes to the families or individuals diagnosed with diabetes. However, it would be essential to consider that a very few number of individuals visit the diabetes clinics to be tested. Mostly native communities do not prefer to visit or receive medical care; therefore, the health promotion programme is required to target individuals that might not even be aware of being tested for diabetes.
Further, as evident from the above presented rational, it would be essential...
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