NURS FPX 6026 Assessment 3 Population Health Policy Advocacy

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Assessment 3: Population Health Policy Advocacy
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Capella University
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March 11, 2023
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Policy Imperative: Advancing Tobacco Cessation and Control Initiatives among
Adolescents and Adults
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[Your Qualifications],
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[Your Affiliation]
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Catchphrases: Tobacco use, tobacco control, educational program based tobacco control, tobacco
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suspension plan, tobacco control strategy, young people and tobacco control
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Evaluation of the Current State of Quality of Care and Outcomes
Tobacco use addresses a critical general wellbeing concern influencing different age gatherings,
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especially teenagers and grown-ups. Existing consideration approaches incorporate a large

number of online assets pointed toward bringing issues to light and tending to tobacco
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dependence. Albeit some medical care associations have carried out tobacco control projects to
advance discontinuance, the viability of deliberate stopping stays unsure because of summed up
and inadequately executed mediations coming up short on a patient-focused approach. Besides,
the shortfall of educational plan based tobacco control in instructive establishments adds to
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expanded tobacco use among youths. Wellbeing results related with these methodologies
incorporate elevated defenselessness to tobacco-related infections and the impacts of
handed-down cigarette smoke on people. Sufficient data on the perils of tobacco use is
fundamental for accomplishing suspension; nonetheless, further examination is expected to
evaluate its effect on tobacco clients. Addressing these information holes requires extra
examination to upgrade the assessment of care quality and results connected with tobacco use
and anticipation.
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Analyzing the Necessity of Health Policy Development and Advocacy
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An appraisal of the present status of care quality and wellbeing results highlights the requirement
for wellbeing strategy improvement and support. Heightening paces of tobacco use in teenagers
and grown-ups, credited to unfortunate execution of suspension plans and the shortfall of
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educational program based tobacco control, require an extensive wellbeing strategy upgrade.
Handed-down cigarette smoke further compounds local area wellbeing, prompting
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tobacco-related infections. A redid wellbeing strategy is basic to establish a without tobacco
climate, addressing vulnerabilities connected with school cooperation in educational plan based
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tobacco control and parental contribution in tobacco guideline endeavors. Protection from
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change among grown-ups stays a huge obstruction to strategy improvement and execution.
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Justification for the Proposed Policy
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The proposed policy aims to prevent tobacco use among adolescents and adults, potentially
enhancing care quality and outcomes. Early prevention of tobacco use in adolescents can avert
long-term health consequences, while cessation plans may motivate active users to quit,
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alleviating the burden on healthcare systems. Despite uncertainties and resource challenges,
integration into institutional curricula necessitates staff training for age-appropriate tobacco
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education.
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Advocacy for Policy Development in Other Care Settings
Tobacco use extends beyond specific settings, necessitating health policies in various
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environments. Implementing a zero-tolerance policy in hospitals, penalties in educational

institutions, and workplace controls can foster tobacco-free environments, contributing to
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community-wide health improvement. Challenges in policy implementation include nicotine

resistance, lack of support, and resource constraints, requiring strategic solutions.
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Inter-professional Aspects of the Developed Policy
Inter-professional collaboration is crucial for effective tobacco control and cessation plans.
Ambiguities in consensus among team members, communication barriers, and conflict resolution
strategies necessitate further research to ensure efficient collaboration for desired outcomes in
the target population.
Conclusion
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Tobacco use poses a pervasive threat across age groups, demanding timely policy development
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and implementation. This letter advocates for a health policy emphasizing curriculum-based
tobacco control for adolescents and cessation plans for adults. Further research is urged to
deepen understanding and bring positive change to public health.
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References
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Lack of Education Influences the Intention to Quit Tobacco: a Structural Equation Modelling
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Asif A, Dailey H, Sheth HS, Petroulakis M. Enhancing Hospitalists Smoking Cessation

Counseling and Billing Compliance by Education Intervention: a Quality Improvement Project.
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Shelley DR, Kyriakos C, McNeill A, et al. Challenges to Implementing the WHO Framework
Convention on Tobacco Control Guidelines on Tobacco Cessation Treatment: a Qualitative
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Analysis. Addiction. 2019;115(3):527-533. doi:https://doi.org/10.1111/add.14863
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Romano I, Costello MJ, Ropp C, et al. Evaluating the short-term Impact of a tobacco-free Policy
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Riza Y, Budiarto W, Haksama S, et al. Determinants of Participation in the Implementation of
Non-smoking Area Policies for Restaurant and Cafe Managers in Indonesia. Journal of Public
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Health in Africa. Published online May 25, 2023. doi:https://doi.org/10.4081/jphia.2023.2557
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Evaluation of the Current State of Quality of Care and Outcomes

especially teenagers and grown-ups. Existing consideration approaches incorporate a large

Advocacy for Policy Development in Other Care Settings

environments. Implementing a zero-tolerance policy in hospitals, penalties in educational

community-wide health improvement. Challenges in policy implementation include nicotine

Asif A, Dailey H, Sheth HS, Petroulakis M. Enhancing Hospitalists Smoking Cessation

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