Assignment details – I can do the design Part 1: Health promotion pamphlet (300

Assignment details – I can do the design
Part 1: Health promotion pamphlet (300 words)
To construct your health promotion pamphlet on the following topics to focus on:
• Topic: Maintaining good health in pregnancy and ensuring the safety of the baby/foetus.
Design and construct a pamphlet to promote good health at that particular stage of the lifespan. Use your knowledge and understanding to develop information and advice to feature in your pamphlet and offer links to evidence-based resources that could further support your target group.
Your pamphlet should also include:
• an explanation of why this topic is important at this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of three (3) normative events that occur during this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of one (1) non-normative event that may compromise health outcomes.
• an explanation of the role of nurses and midwives in proving person-centred care, to assist individuals to maintain their health and wellbeing at this stage of the lifespan.
Note: Your pamphlet should be visually attractive and relevant to your audience. You may include images and other design elements to enhance the ‘look and feel’ and increase your audience’s engagement with the information.
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Part 2: Short answer questions (200 words)
Once you have designed and constructed your health promotion pamphlet, you must answer the following questions.
1. Topic introduction:
• Why is this an important health promotion activity?
• How could the information in your pamphlet produce better health outcomes?
• What are the possible risks associated with not following the advice?
2. Audience:
• Who is the audience for this pamphlet?
• Explain why it is important to consider the audience when designing a health promotion pamphlet such as this one?
• How will this pamphlet cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds? Consider language and community organisations that may have useful websites or information.
3. Communication:
• How will the pamphlet be disseminated?
• How could you, as a nurse or midwife, use the pamphlet in your own practice?
Note: Although references are not required within the pamphlet, they must be in the reference list at the end. You must provide in-text references when answering the Part B short answer questions and a reference list at the end of your assignment. All references must be current (published within the last five years) and from a reliable source such as a peer-reviewed journal, government or recognised nursing and midwifery website. The reference list is not included in the word count.
Assignment details
Part 1: Health promotion pamphlet (300 words)
To construct your health promotion pamphlet on the following topics to focus on:
• Topic: Maintaining good health in pregnancy and ensuring the safety of the baby/foetus.
Design and construct a pamphlet to promote good health at that particular stage of the lifespan. Use your knowledge and understanding to develop information and advice to feature in your pamphlet and offer links to evidence-based resources that could further support your target group.
Your pamphlet should also include:
• an explanation of why this topic is important at this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of three (3) normative events that occur during this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of one (1) non-normative event that may compromise health outcomes.
• an explanation of the role of nurses and midwives in proving person-centred care, to assist individuals to maintain their health and wellbeing at this stage of the lifespan.
Note: Your pamphlet should be visually attractive and relevant to your audience. You may include images and other design elements to enhance the ‘look and feel’ and increase your audience’s engagement with the information.
________________________________________
Part 2: Short answer questions (200 words)
Once you have designed and constructed your health promotion pamphlet, you must answer the following questions.
1. Topic introduction:
• Why is this an important health promotion activity?
• How could the information in your pamphlet produce better health outcomes?
• What are the possible risks associated with not following the advice?
2. Audience:
• Who is the audience for this pamphlet?
• Explain why it is important to consider the audience when designing a health promotion pamphlet such as this one?
• How will this pamphlet cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds? Consider language and community organisations that may have useful websites or information.
3. Communication:
• How will the pamphlet be disseminated?
• How could you, as a nurse or midwife, use the pamphlet in your own practice?
Note: Although references are not required within the pamphlet, they must be in the reference list at the end. You must provide in-text references when answering the Part B short answer questions and a reference list at the end of your assignment. All references must be current (published within the last five years) and from a reliable source such as a peer-reviewed journal, government or recognised nursing and midwifery website. The reference list is not included in the word count.
Assignment details
Part 1: Health promotion pamphlet (300 words)
To construct your health promotion pamphlet on the following topics to focus on:
• Topic: Maintaining good health in pregnancy and ensuring the safety of the baby/foetus.
Design and construct a pamphlet to promote good health at that particular stage of the lifespan. Use your knowledge and understanding to develop information and advice to feature in your pamphlet and offer links to evidence-based resources that could further support your target group.
Your pamphlet should also include:
• an explanation of why this topic is important at this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of three (3) normative events that occur during this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of one (1) non-normative event that may compromise health outcomes.
• an explanation of the role of nurses and midwives in proving person-centred care, to assist individuals to maintain their health and wellbeing at this stage of the lifespan.
Note: Your pamphlet should be visually attractive and relevant to your audience. You may include images and other design elements to enhance the ‘look and feel’ and increase your audience’s engagement with the information.
________________________________________
Part 2: Short answer questions (200 words)
Once you have designed and constructed your health promotion pamphlet, you must answer the following questions.
1. Topic introduction:
• Why is this an important health promotion activity?
• How could the information in your pamphlet produce better health outcomes?
• What are the possible risks associated with not following the advice?
2. Audience:
• Who is the audience for this pamphlet?
• Explain why it is important to consider the audience when designing a health promotion pamphlet such as this one?
• How will this pamphlet cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds? Consider language and community organisations that may have useful websites or information.
3. Communication:
• How will the pamphlet be disseminated?
• How could you, as a nurse or midwife, use the pamphlet in your own practice?
Note: Although references are not required within the pamphlet, they must be in the reference list at the end. You must provide in-text references when answering the Part B short answer questions and a reference list at the end of your assignment. All references must be current (published within the last five years) and from a reliable source such as a peer-reviewed journal, government or recognised nursing and midwifery website. The reference list is not included in the word count.
Assignment details
Part 1: Health promotion pamphlet (300 words)
To construct your health promotion pamphlet on the following topics to focus on:
• Topic: Maintaining good health in pregnancy and ensuring the safety of the baby/foetus.
Design and construct a pamphlet to promote good health at that particular stage of the lifespan. Use your knowledge and understanding to develop information and advice to feature in your pamphlet and offer links to evidence-based resources that could further support your target group.
Your pamphlet should also include:
• an explanation of why this topic is important at this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of three (3) normative events that occur during this stage of the lifespan.
• an overview of one (1) non-normative event that may compromise health outcomes.
• an explanation of the role of nurses and midwives in proving person-centred care, to assist individuals to maintain their health and wellbeing at this stage of the lifespan.
Note: Your pamphlet should be visually attractive and relevant to your audience. You may include images and other design elements to enhance the ‘look and feel’ and increase your audience’s engagement with the information.
________________________________________
Part 2: Short answer questions (200 words)
Once you have designed and constructed your health promotion pamphlet, you must answer the following questions.
1. Topic introduction:
• Why is this an important health promotion activity?
• How could the information in your pamphlet produce better health outcomes?
• What are the possible risks associated with not following the advice?
2. Audience:
• Who is the audience for this pamphlet?
• Explain why it is important to consider the audience when designing a health promotion pamphlet such as this one?
• How will this pamphlet cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds? Consider language and community organisations that may have useful websites or information.
3. Communication:
• How will the pamphlet be disseminated?
• How could you, as a nurse or midwife, use the pamphlet in your own practice?
Note: Although references are not required within the pamphlet, they must be in the reference list at the end. You must provide in-text references when answering the Part B short answer questions and a reference list at the end of your assignment. All references must be current (published within the last five years) and from a reliable source such as a peer-reviewed journal, government or recognised nursing and midwifery website. The reference list is not included in the word count.