HEALTH PROMOTION PLAN 

NAME.
DATE.
COURSE NUMBER AND TITLE.
 CONCERN

Careful
Teenage
Teenagers' planning of
pregnancy is
health and health
the most
lives are promotion
important
affected measures is
health
negatively necessary to
problem
address
HEALTH PROMOTION PLAN
Consciousness behavior
building.

Information on means and

methods of protection
before and after pregnancy.

Minimization of all kinds

of negative consequences.
PREVENTION OF TEENAGE
PREGNANCY

Secondary
prevention
(such as
contraception)
Tertiary prevention
(care and support
for pregnant
adolescents)
Specific Examples of Contraceptive
Methods

Pharmacological Pessaries
Condoms (male
drugs (oral (fallopian rings
contraception)
hormonal pills) for internal use)
 Psychological
problems

The Issue
Impact

Physiological Social
problems problems
 "HEALTHY PEOPLE - 2020"
REVEALS:

Features Consequences Solutions

 AS A RESULT OF THE SESSION, ADOLESCENTS (17-
19) YEARS OLD WILL:

Form a conscious Learn about

position. contraception.

Familiarize themselves Get knowledge about

with the types of the possibilities of
negative consequences. protection and support.
Session Improvement

Nurses' skills are

This educational key to optimizing
session is a people's Several actions can
specially organized knowledge, skills, optimize such an
space in which an and abilities, and educational
educational event to building experience.
unfolds. awareness
(Flanders, 2018).
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