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    explaining the adverse effects of sugar on our health. She is better because she uses facts and statistics rather than personal experience and stories. She appeals to logos through her use of facts and logical explanations which is more convincing than just explaining something that happened to only her like Konie. Richards explains how sugar is bad for you by explaining all the bad side effects it has “it’s long been implicated in a host of health ills such as obesity, diabetes, and an increased

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    definition of both health and health promotion. I have determined that there is no “correct” way to describe these concepts, but multiple conceptualizations of each. An individual’s health status can be determined using a wide variety of factors, and there are several different methods of promoting health. This paper aims to identify the concepts that I believe define health and health promotion most accurately, based on my personal opinions and experiences. In my opinion, health is all encompassing

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    Health Issues Of Ill Health

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    is important that patterns of ill health are monitored as the Department of Health need to know where to target the funds, and need to know what areas they need to target. For example, if the levels of obesity are rising then the Department of Health needs to target this by putting in weight maintenance courses and referring patients to clinics or recommending operations if they are beyond helping themselves. Patterns of ill health help the Department of Health to see what areas are increasing and

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    Public health may implore images of community medical clinics or awareness movements advocating healthy living, but the field is nowhere close to being restricted. Instead, public health professionals are engaged in everything from recognizing diseases to designing public policy to assisting refugees unite in new communities. Public health is a considerable part of our everyday lives because it focuses on promoting, protecting, and reestablishing population health. Public health previously shifted

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    Nursing 400 Community Health Dr Amara August 31, 2015 Overview: Healthy People The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is charged with the responsibility of meeting the health needs of the citizenry. To achieve this feat, the department established the Healthy People project, which provides a framework for public health prevention priorities and actions.

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    that are not in the proper state of health. The purpose of using social determinants is to create the optimal social/physical environment that will contribute and allow individuals to enjoy a healthier lifestyle, and thus become healthier. ("Social Determinants of Health - Healthy People", n.d., p. 01) The Five key areas that are addressed in the social determinants of health are: Economic Stability, Education, Social and Community Context, Health and Health Care, and Neighborhood and Built Environment

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    population health factors are a subject of extensive discussion within the American health care system; nonetheless, few comprehend the bearing to the modern health care environment. An array of factors like personal, social, economic, and environment issues influence and determines the health of individual and population, acting in various combinations (Knickman & Kovner, 2015). These determinants of health, known as population health determinants generally include genetics, access to health care, individual

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    are many factors that are creating issues in the health of many Americans. People often think that since we live in the United States which is rich and powerful, that we all must have access to some type of insurance. This is not true for all Americans; some have health insurance while many don’t. Some jobs offered health insurance but the cost its just too high and many people can’t afford it, leaving them without health insurance. Having no health insurance creates a bigger problem, people don’t

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    several health disparities exist that negatively impact the health of marginalized groups throughout society. As a whole, America has been regarded as an individualistic culture, where self-reliance and independence are emphasized rather than the goals of the family or community group. There has been a great deal of controversy over the issue of health in America and whether health should be considered a human right or a privilege. According to the World Health Organization (2017), “Health is a state

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    Health literacy is defined in which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic information and services needed to make the right decisions about their health. Seeking medical care, taking medications correctly, and following prescribed treatments requires people to understand how to access and apply health information. Health literacy is being able to obtain, process, and understand health information to make the right decisions about health care. It involves using literacy

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