Chronical Diseases Students Name University Course Professors Name Date Chronical Diseases Prevention Due to increased cases of chronical diseases we decided to intervene and research on the extent to which people suffer from Heart diseases, cancer and diabetes which are leading killer diseases in USA. The rate at which hospitals are receiving chronical diseases patients have raised a concern to health ministry therefore a research need to be conducted to know the coarse. 2 Which diseases have increased issues in the society? Why are these diseases considered to be more risky and require attention than others? What puts the society at risk of getting these diseases? 2 Purpose of Intervention The purpose of the intervention is to come up with preventive measures to reduce the rate at which people are getting cancer, heart disease and diabetes. We intend to know the nutrition habits and living behaviors of people to know possible causes of high rates of cases. Collection of data in hospitals will be useful in knowing the exact group that is at high risk. 3 Is there a real need of intervention? Why should we intervene? Which arfeas should we focus on? 3 Performance measures Interviews will be conducted to those who suffer from the diseases about their personal life to know the possible cause of illness and also kind of attention they get. Obtained data from hospitals and interviews will be analyzed for better decisions. From analysis we expect to have clear indication of most affected group in terms of gender, age and living styles as to whether they smoke ,drink alcohol and nutrition. 4 What are the expectations from research; are there more patients who smoke and take alcohol than those who do not? Who are the most afeected interms of age? 4 Outcomes We intend to relate use of tobacco, lack of activities ,excessive alcohol consumption and poor nutrition to increased rates of diseases. Outcome will give us indication of what puts people at high risk and help to come up with solutions. 5 Relationship between outcome and expected courses of diseases Is there a positive relationship between tobacco and alcohol consumption with increased illness 5 Immediate Step After Findings After the findings and analysis we intend to educate people on protective measures against chronical diseases according to our findings. The analysis will also help allocation of required facilities in hospitals to fight the diseases in early stages and employing more doctors skilled in that field. 6 Actions to take after findings based on the findings What actually does the society needs to reduce rate of infections 6 The ethical process that resonates most Despite all ethical processes impacting the decision made, the decision to implement public health had a significant impact on the public health intervention. The implementation was of great concern because people involved in the process have to evaluate their decision-making approach. Therefore a ...

1. Chronical Diseases
Students Name
University
Course
Professors Name
Date
Chronical Diseases Prevention
Due to increased cases of chronical diseases we decided to
intervene and research on the extent to which people suffer
from Heart diseases, cancer and diabetes which are leading
killer diseases in USA. The rate at which hospitals are receiving
chronical diseases patients have raised a concern to health
ministry therefore a research need to be conducted to know the
coarse.
2
Which diseases have increased issues in the society?
Why are these diseases considered to be more risky and require
attention than others?
What puts the society at risk of getting these diseases?
2
Purpose of Intervention
The purpose of the intervention is to come up with preventive
measures to reduce the rate at which people are getting cancer,

2. heart disease and diabetes. We intend to know the nutrition
habits and living behaviors of people to know possible causes of
high rates of cases. Collection of data in hospitals will be useful
in knowing the exact group that is at high risk.
3
Is there a real need of intervention? Why should we intervene?
Which arfeas should we focus on?
3
Performance measures
Interviews will be conducted to those who suffer from the
diseases about their personal life to know the possible cause of
illness and also kind of attention they get. Obtained data fr om
hospitals and interviews will be analyzed for better decisions.
From analysis we expect to have clear indication of most
affected group in terms of gender, age and living styles as to
whether they smoke ,drink alcohol and nutrition.
4
What are the expectations from research; are there more
patients who smoke and take alcohol than those who do not?
Who are the most afeected interms of age?
4
Outcomes
We intend to relate use of tobacco, lack of activities ,excessive
alcohol consumption and poor nutrition to increased rates of
diseases. Outcome will give us indication of what puts people at
high risk and help to come up with solutions.
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Relationship between outcome and expected courses of diseases

3. Is there a positive relationship between tobacco and alcohol
consumption with increased illness
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Immediate Step After Findings
After the findings and analysis we intend to educate people on
protective measures against chronical diseases according to our
findings. The analysis will also help allocation of required
facilities in hospitals to fight the diseases in early stages and
employing more doctors skilled in that field.
6
Actions to take after findings based on the findings
What actually does the society needs to reduce rate of infections
6
The ethical process that resonates most
Despite all ethical processes impacting the decision made, the
decision to implement public health had a significant impact on
the public health intervention. The implementation was of great
concern because people involved in the process have to evaluate
their decision-making approach. Therefore all voices need to be
heard to reflect the diversity of everybody affected by the
decision. Also, we have to ensure that society has trust in our
intervention and the decisions we make. During implementation,
we have to consider some aspects like improving the process in
the future, keeping ethical deliberation records to ensure
transparency, and improving trust issues among the parties
involved and financiers.
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4. How implementation of intervention was resonate
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References
Booth, Roberts, Thyfault, Ruegsegger, & Toedebusch (2017).
Role of inactivity in chronic diseases: evolutionary insight and
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Younossi, Stepanova, Younossi, Golabi, Mishra, Rafiq & Henry
(2020). Epidemiology of chronic liver diseases in the USA in
the past three decades. Gut,565.
Childress, Faden, Gaare, Gostin, Kahn, Bonnie & Nieburg,
(2017). Public health ethics: mapping the terrain. The Journal of
Law, Medicine & Ethics, 173.
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Population Intervention Development
PHN- 652 Population-Based Interventions
Grand Canyon University
May 17, 2021.
Population Needs Intervention Development
Intervention to Rural Areas Health Needs
Rural Population
The targeted population was residences in rural areas from

5. different states in the united state. Data was collected from all
people regardless of their ethnics and religion.
Having created an ideal atmosphere with rural residences
facilitated an optimum environment for data collection.
Data Used To Define Health Needs
Number of health facilities in an sq. kilometer
Common diseases affecting rural areas residents
Number of people with insurance health cover
Availability of clean and safe water for domestic use
Rate of drug abuse
Number of disabled and mentally challenge victims
Rural area view Regarding disabled
Availability of health workers in available health centers
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Intervention Available
Improvement of the condition of health services
Digging of boreholes
Improving roads to the health services
Giving the health insurance cover to the aged
Campaigning against the use of drugs
Distributing contraceptives to rural areas

6. Distribution of contraceptives such as condoms has helped in
reducing STIs
Road repair has led to some remote areas accessible
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Targeted interventions
Building many health centers in all rural areas
Educating people on the importance of good hygiene
Initiating campaign on the importance of health insurance cover
Building rehab centers
Educating the community on how to deal with disabling and
mentally challenged people
Distributing clean water to an area with unhygienic water
Educating people how to live a healthy life
There are few rehabs in rural areas
People lacks inadequate knowledge of good diet
Sources of available water is dirty
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Rationale Behind Intervention Development
The building of many health services will make easy access to
health services. Thus, in case of emergency, the patient can
access health services on time.
Educating people on the impotent of good hygiene will prevent
some diseases such as diarrhea and deficiency diseases.
(Unützer(2018)
Health insurance cover enables many people to access health
services without incurring much cost; thus, societies lying
below the poverty line who are primarily dominated in rural
areas will access health cover.
The building of rehabilitations will help in accessing and

7. assisting the victims of drug addicts. There are few rehab
centers in rural areas, thus making it hard for people who are
addict ted to drugs can't access assistance
There are many places in the rural areas that are inaccessible to
clean water; initiating means to distribute water will help
initiate clean water for domestic use.
There has been a challenge of lifestyle. Some disease results
from lifestyle , thus educating people regarding lifestyle will
help curb and prevent many diseases.
Rationale Behind Intervention Development (Cont’d.)
Involved Stakeholders
Patients
Professionals in Community health care
Professionals Hospital health care
Community leaders
Pharmacists
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Creating Cultural Sensitivity
Awareness – there will be a high degree of attention about the
need for cultural competence care. (Deng (2019)Reason behind
this intervention will be made fully understood
Avoid making Assumption – to avoid lack of trust in this
intervention, and a detailed study will be offered to the
unfamiliar community
Learning about different cultures – thoroughly learning about
whole patient details such as family, life pattern, and culture

8. will provide a good atmosphere for the intervention.
A good build rapport - a good build rapport makes the society
accessible
Overcoming language barrier- having a good communication
channel will help a smooth understanding of each other.
Practice an active listening
Educating society about the importance of medical services
Creating Cultural Sensitivity (Cont’d.)
Active listening shows willingness to participate and involve
the targeted bodies
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References
Panday,Amar, Subedi, Hussain, Gupta& Rauniar,(2017).
Antibiotic usage and its culture sensitivity pattern in urinary
tract infections at tertiary hospital in Eastern Nepal. Kathmandu
University Medical Journal, 331
Antillon, Saad, Baker, Pollard & Pitzer, (2018). The
relationship between blood sample volume and diagnostic
sensitivity of blood culture for typhoid and paratyphoid fever: a
systematic review and meta-analysis. The Journal of infectious
diseases, 218(suppl_4)257.
Guan & Deng (2019). Whole-community intervention for left-
behind children in rural China. Children and Youth Services
Review 97.
Mazumder,Upadhyay, Hill, Taneja, Dube, Kaur&

9. Bhandari,(2018). Kangaroo mother care: using formative
research to design an acceptable community intervention. Public
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Kim,Lim, Cho, Côté, (2017). Drone-aided healthcare services
for patients with chronic diseases in rural areas. Journal of
Intelligent & Robotic Systems, 177.
Hoeft, Fortney, Patel, & Unützer,(2018). Task‐ sharing
approaches to improve mental health care in rural and other
low‐ resource settings: a systematic review. The Journal of
rural health, 34(1) 55.
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