Health Promotion Plan

Romona Heywood
School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Capella University
NURS-FPX4060: Practicing in the Community to Improve Population Health
Dr. Terry Doire
Oct 12, 2022
 Health Promotion Plan

Most of us are familiar with the fact that one out of every five students is being
bullied on the daily basis.

This presentation provides an effective plan to promote health by eradicating

bullying.

The project is designed to be completed in 60 days of which 30 days are

allocated for tracking the progress of the plan.
The Plan Based on Specific, Identified Health Needs
and Goals

The main goal of today’s session is to train children and adults

how to give favorable reactions to bullying and handle the
situation effectively.

The development of effective strategies to reduce bullying.

The development of health goals for addressing health needs.

 Educational Session Outcomes and the Attainment
of Agreed-Upon Health Goals

•For the successful implementation of our plan, we did extensive surveys and ran
campaigns in collaboration.

•We made posters and pamphlets on which all the precautionary measures and
steps were clearly mentioned that how to say no to bullying.

•The main objectives of our sessions and surveys were to urge educational
institutions to develop such policies which focus on the development of a healthy
and social climate.
Educational Sessions Outcomes in Terms of Healthy
People 2030 goals

Supporting the development of children and teens

in school settings.

Practices to promote mental health and take steps

to stop bullying activities.

Give equal access to health services and provide

mental peace, and a supportive environment for
people going through trauma.
 Need for Revisions for Better Future Sessions

Need better
Need to create more Need more
communication of
awareness about volunteers to make
volunteers and
bullying. surveys better.
teaching staff.
 Conclusion
•Bullying is a serious health and social problem which needs to be addressed
urgently.

•An effective health plan and its implementation through conducting collaborative
sessions in the school will reduce bullying incidences.

•The strategies proposed by Healthy People 2030 will help in the implementation
of health plans and bullying will be eradicated from society.
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