Public Health Intervention

Public Health Intervention Coursework
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Geopolitical communications are formed or defined by artificial or natural boundaries, including neighborhoods, cities, states, and nations. In contrast, phenomenological communities relate to relational and interactive groups within an abstract setting based on shared perspectives or identities. Geopolitical place influences the population's or community's assessment and intervention because social determinants of health vary across neighborhoods, which calls for community-based approaches. The phenomenological position affects the community assessment and intervention landscape because the public health approaches must respect the groups' culture, history, values, interests, and goals (Nies & McEwen, 2019). The nursing process helps identify health issues and create a feasible intervention for the population by facilitating critical thinking and effective clinical decision-making to guarantee optimal health outcomes. The public health nurse examines and identifies the problem, evaluates alternative solutions, and selects the ideal intervention. In leveraging the nursing process, public health professionals will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate community situations in order to prevent and resolve problematic situations (Lotfi et al., 2021).
Community resources can facilitate intervention implementation by providing educational programs and disseminating health inform...