NURS FPX 6218 Assessment 4 Advocating For Lasting Change

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Assessment 4: Advocating for Lasting Change
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Capella University
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Nov 10, 2023

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Slide 1: Advocating for Sustainable Change
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Greetings, esteemed guests. My name is __, and it's a pleasure to have you join us for
today's discussion on advocating for enduring change. Our focus today revolves around
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addressing health challenges prevalent in the Jordanian community, and presenting a
comprehensive program proposal rooted in evidence-based approaches.
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Slide 2: Introduction to Health Challenges

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Allow me to provide an overview of the health concerns identified within the Jordanian
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community. Through a windshield survey and environmental analysis, we uncovered

several pressing issues, including mental health struggles among adolescents, opioid
addiction among children, unhealthy dietary habits, sedentary lifestyles, and issues
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surrounding healthcare coverage and affordability.

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Slide 3: Key Stakeholders

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Our presentation today brings together a diverse group of stakeholders, including

representatives from funding agencies, local policymakers, community leaders,
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healthcare professionals spanning various disciplines, educational institution heads, and

leaders of non-profit organizations. Your presence signifies our collective commitment to
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enhancing the health and well-being of the Jordanian populace.

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Slide 4: Social Determinants Impacting Community Health
Understanding the social determinants shaping the health landscape of Jordan is

crucial. Factors such as age distribution, economic instability, cultural diversity, and
limited healthcare accessibility significantly influence health outcomes. The
predominantly young population faces heightened risks of mental health issues and
substance abuse, compounded by socioeconomic challenges and limited access to
healthcare services.
Slide 5: Synopsis of Surveys and Analysis
Our assessment, comprising a windshield survey and environmental analysis, shed light
on both strengths and areas requiring improvement within the community. While the
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presence of recreational facilities and strong community bonds are assets, gaps in
health awareness, nutritional support, and healthcare infrastructure present
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opportunities for enhancement.
Slide 6: Proposal Outline for Change
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Our proposed change initiative encompasses four key programs:
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Mental Health Program
Prevention and Rehabilitation Program for Addiction
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● Lifestyle Modification Program
● Healthcare Cost and Insurance Coverage Program
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Each program targets specific health challenges identified within the community, aiming
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to foster sustainable improvements in health outcomes.

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Slide 7: Need for Policy and Financial Backing
Effective implementation of our initiatives hinges upon supportive policies and adequate
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financial resources. Evidence suggests that policies informed by research promote

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health equity and facilitate access to healthcare services. Securing financial backing is
imperative for sustaining our proposed interventions and addressing the community's
evolving healthcare needs.
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Slide 8-9: Evidence Supporting Proposed Changes

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Our proposed interventions are underpinned by compelling evidence demonstrating

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their efficacy in similar contexts. From school-based mental health programs to

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community-driven addiction prevention efforts, research underscores the effectiveness
of evidence-based practices in addressing complex health challenges.
Slide 10: Budget Estimation
A detailed budget plan outlines the resources required to operationalize our initiatives.
From personnel costs to program implementation expenses, prudent financial planning
ensures the viability and sustainability of our proposed interventions.
Slide 11: Change Plan Utilizing Change Theory
Leveraging Lewin's Change Management Model, our change plan adopts a phased
approach encompassing unfreezing, changing, and refreezing. By engaging
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stakeholders, executing targeted interventions, and embedding sustainable practices,
we aim to catalyze transformative change within the community.
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Slide 12: Vision for Future Wellness and Leadership Role
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Our vision aligns with the objectives of Healthy People 2030, emphasizing health
promotion, equity, and improved access to care. Transformational leadership,
characterized by innovation and inclusivity, will drive the realization of our vision for a
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healthier, more resilient community.
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Slide 13: Engaging Stakeholders in Project Support
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Active engagement of stakeholders is paramount to the success of our initiative. We

seek to cultivate widespread support for our endeavor through transparent
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communication, collaborative partnerships, and evidence-based practices.
Slide 14: Conclusion

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In conclusion, our efforts to address health challenges in the Jordanian community are
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rooted in evidence-based approaches and collective action. By advocating for

supportive policies, securing financial backing, and fostering stakeholder engagement,
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we are poised to effect lasting change and improve the health and well-being of our
community. Thank you for your attention, and we welcome any feedback or inquiries
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you may have.

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Slide 2: Introduction to Health Challenges

community. Through a windshield survey and environmental analysis, we uncovered

surrounding healthcare coverage and affordability.

Slide 3: Key Stakeholders

Our presentation today brings together a diverse group of stakeholders, including

healthcare professionals spanning various disciplines, educational institution heads, and

enhancing the health and well-being of the Jordanian populace.

Understanding the social determinants shaping the health landscape of Jordan is

Slide 5: Synopsis of Surveys and Analysis

Slide 6: Proposal Outline for Change

to foster sustainable improvements in health outcomes.

Slide 7: Need for Policy and Financial Backing

financial resources. Evidence suggests that policies informed by research promote

Slide 8-9: Evidence Supporting Proposed Changes

Our proposed interventions are underpinned by compelling evidence demonstrating

their efficacy in similar contexts. From school-based mental health programs to

Slide 10: Budget Estimation

Slide 11: Change Plan Utilizing Change Theory

Active engagement of stakeholders is paramount to the success of our initiative. We

communication, collaborative partnerships, and evidence-based practices.

Slide 14: Conclusion

rooted in evidence-based approaches and collective action. By advocating for

you may have.

Medicaid. (n.d.). Medicaid is cost-effective.

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