Reference no: EM132495136
Assignment: Purpose: An initiative is a project, an event, so something in the community is ideal. Workplace location for employees is fine too. This Assignment is focused on preventive screening applications in the community, workplace or school settings. You should be able to apply this knowledge to their specialty focus as it relates to health promotion and epidemiology.
Mandatory: 1) pick one recommended screening from United States Preventive Task Force A and B Recommendations.
Please include the following suggested level one headings so content is clear and easily identified.
2) Theory or Conceptual Model
a) Choose a theory or conceptual model that you think might work for your initiative and explain the theory or model.
3) Screening Purpose
a) Discuss why it is important to screen for this condition.
b) Address your community assessment and the reason for this need in your community/ population choice.
c) Support your stance with statistics and information, ideally related to the location and population.
4) Population
a) Clearly address the demographics that are being screened; where they live, state (Florida), county, ages, races included etc.
b) Provide a brief general community assessment as it related to the condition and the population.
5) Location/ Setting
a) Briefly explain where you are doing this. It should be very specific (e.g., Senior Citizen Center in Monroe Co on Saturday).
b) Think about what kind of facility or area you will need. Include comments explaining how this location meets the needs of your target population and screening choice.
6) Screening Activity
a) This section is what you are doing at the screening and should completely align with the screening guideline for the condition.
b) Include some brief prevention education component.
7) Outcome Goals
Bullet specific goals here.
a) What do you hope to accomplish with your screening?
8) Cost
This is the cost for you to develop and conduct the initiative.
a) Make a brief Word table showing what it costs you to conduct the screening; paper, equipment, rentals etc. Volunteers are fine, but everything is not free. Students must demonstrate they can develop a cost estimate for a community screening intervention that is realistic and takes into account financials. If there is a cost for the attendees that should go here as well.
9) Summary
a) Provide a summary of your screening, general benefit to the community and why it is important. Master's-prepared nurse educators, leaders, nurse practitioners and all specialty nursing fields are contributors to health promotion in populations across the life span.