Paper operational information: Step 1. Introduction: 5 % The introduction should include the purpose

Paper operational information: Step 1. Introduction: 5 % The introduction should include the purpose of the paper and briefly, what the reader will learn throughout the paper. Step 2. Analysis of Health Factors: 20% You will explore and analyze health factors in your community/county where you live. In order to do this each NU 717.02 will need to: Go to https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/explore-health-rankingsLinks to an external site. Find county health rankings by entering your home zip code. You will see different health outcomes and factors in your community. Review the health factors including health behaviors, social and economic factors, clinical care, and physical environment. Near the top of the screen and above the Health Outcomes and Factors results, you will find check boxes for â–¡ Show Areas to Explore and â–¡Show Areas of Strength, click on each. Identify four (4) health factors, two (2) factors that are problematic (find them in Show Areas to Explore) and two (2) factors that are doing well (find them in Show Areas of Strength). Please review the health factor as you would as your advance practice/administrative role that you are learning in the graduate program. For example, if you are a neonatal nurse practitioner student, you will select health factors related to maternal/perinatal/infant/newborn/child etc. If you are a nurse anesthesia student you may be interested in co-morbidities of adults, older adults, children etc. Provide a brief overview of each factor by comparing and contrasting your County data with the State and the United States. Select one health factor that is problematic in your county (from the two factors you found above Explain why you selected this factor. My county/community is Camden NJ. Below is the result for me county. County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Camden, New Jersey Print County Camden, NJ 2024 Search by county, state or ZIP code Search Go View New Jersey Health Data Download New Jersey datasets County Demographics The health of a place results from past and present policies and practices. The land known as Camden County, along with the entirety of the U.S., has been home for many thousands of years to hundreds of Indigenous nations. Native Land Digital “strives to create and foster conversations about the history of colonialism, Indigenous ways of knowing, and settler-Indigenous relations.” Camden County contains neighborhoods recorded as “declining” or “hazardous” investment opportunities through Federal HOLC redlining maps between 1935 and 1940. Local surveyors based assessments on housing, social economic conditions, and residents’ racial or ethnic identities. These records of neighborhood conditions and racist sentiments contributed to intentional disinvestment and discriminatory practices that impact current community conditions. Camden County, New Jersey is Metropolitan and is connected to the cities of Camden, Cherry Hill and Gloucester. In Camden County, 1.3% of the population lives in a low population density area. Show demographic data Skip past the map Skip above the map County Snapshot This county’s snapshot covers: Health Outcomes Health Factors Camden County Health Outcomes Health Outcomes tell us how long people live on average within a community, and how much physical and mental health people experience in a community while they are alive. Camden County is faring slightly worse than the average county in New Jersey for Health Outcomes, and slightly better than the average county in the nation. Download Chart Camden CountyvState AverageNational AverageLeast Healthy in USHealthiest in US Trends Available Trend data indicator Camden County New Jersey United States Health Outcomes Length of Life Camden County New Jersey United StatesToggle Drawer Premature DeathToggle Drawer 9,000 6,500 8,000 Quality of Life Camden County New Jersey United StatesToggle Drawer Poor or Fair HealthToggle Drawer 16% 14% 14% Poor Physical Health DaysToggle Drawer 3.7 3.2 3.3 Poor Mental Health DaysToggle Drawer 5.3 4.4 4.8 Low BirthweightToggle Drawer 9% 8% 8% Additional Health Outcomes (not included in summary)Toggle Drawer Note: Blank values reflect unreliable or missing data. Camden County Health Factors Many things influence how well and how long we live. Health Factors represent those things we can improve to live longer and healthier lives. They are indicators of the future health of our communities. Camden County is faring worse than the average county in New Jersey for Health Factors, and about the same as the average county in the nation. Download Chart Camden CountyvState AverageNational AverageLeast Healthy in USHealthiest in US Show areas to explore Show areas of strength Trends Available Trend data indicator Camden County New Jersey United States Health Factors Health Behaviors Camden County New Jersey United StatesToggle Drawer Adult SmokingToggle Drawer 15% 11% 15% Adult ObesityToggle Drawer 31% 28% 34% Food Environment IndexToggle Drawer 8.5 9.0 7.7 Physical InactivityToggle Drawer 27% 23% 23% Access to Exercise OpportunitiesToggle Drawer 93% 96% 84% Excessive DrinkingToggle Drawer 18% 17% 18% Alcohol-Impaired Driving DeathsToggle Drawer 19% 23% 26% Sexually Transmitted InfectionsToggle Drawer 627.9 360.7 495.5 Teen BirthsToggle Drawer 16 10 17 Additional Health Behaviors (not included in summary)Toggle Drawer Clinical Care Camden County New Jersey United StatesToggle Drawer UninsuredToggle Drawer 8% 8% 10% Primary Care PhysiciansToggle Drawer 1,020:1 1,280:1 1,330:1 DentistsToggle Drawer 1,230:1 1,160:1 1,360:1 Mental Health ProvidersToggle Drawer 260:1 340:1 320:1 Preventable Hospital StaysToggle Drawer 4,063 2,922 2,681 Mammography ScreeningToggle Drawer 39% 41% 43% Flu VaccinationsToggle Drawer 53% 52% 46% Additional Clinical Care (not included in summary)Toggle Drawer Social & Economic Factors Camden County New Jersey United StatesToggle Drawer High School CompletionToggle Drawer 89% 91% 89% Some CollegeToggle Drawer 68% 72% 68% UnemploymentToggle Drawer 4.0% 3.7% 3.7% Children in PovertyToggle Drawer 18% 13% 16% Income InequalityToggle Drawer 5.1 5.1 4.9 Children in Single-Parent HouseholdsToggle Drawer 31% 21% 25% Social AssociationsToggle Drawer 7.8 8.1 9.1 Injury DeathsToggle Drawer 99 66 80 Additional Social & Economic Factors (not included in summary)Toggle Drawer Physical Environment Camden County New Jersey United StatesToggle Drawer Air Pollution – Particulate MatterToggle Drawer 10.3 7.8 7.4 Drinking Water ViolationsToggle Drawer No Severe Housing ProblemsToggle Drawer 18% 20% 17% Driving Alone to WorkToggle Drawer 70% 65% 72% Long Commute – Driving AloneToggle Drawer 40% 43% 36% Additional Physical Environment (not included in summary)Toggle Drawer Note: Blank values reflect unreliable or missing data. Step 3. Scope of the Problem: 20% In this section, you provide a strong argument about the relevance of the problem you identified above. Analyze the problem with the health factor you selected by including the following information (using overall statistics globally, United States, etc.): the burden (how many people it affects), frequency (how often it occurs), severity (how serious of a problem it is), and scope (the range of outcomes it affects). For example: if obesity is the problematic factor, then it impacts cardiovascular disease, diabetes, mortality, healthcare costs, etc. (source) Support the above description and analysis with evidence from scientific literature (minimum of three current scientific journals references). Step 4. Selection of Two Policy Options: 20% In this section, you need to select two possible policy options that could help improve the health care problem you identified in your community. These potential policies are not currently implemented in your community but may be in other places. To make this selection: Review the literature and best practices (studies, projects, or initiatives) that have addressed the problem. Explore what other jurisdictions are doing or have done to address the same problem you identified above. Once you have gathered the information, analyze each policy option separately. Provide supporting evidence (minimum of three (3) current references for this section) of why each policy could be a solution to the problem by answering the following questions for each criterion: Health impact: How does the policy address the problem (e.g., increase access, protect from exposure)? Which population will benefit? Which population will not benefit? (e.g., smoking cessation policy will improve morbidity and mortality in both smokers and non-smokers, but it may negatively impact business owners who sell cigarettes). How will the policy impact health disparities/health equity? Political feasibility: Who are the stakeholders, including supporters and opponents? Operational feasibility: What resources are needed/available to implement the policy? (Manpower? Financial?) Budgetary impact: What are the costs and benefits associated with the policy, from a budgetary perspective? (e.g., for public entities including local, state, federal, or private entities). Step 5. Health Policy Recommendation 20% Select one (1) policy option from the two discussed above. Use evidence to support your selection (minimum of two (2) references for this section). Remember this is a potential policy not already implemented in your community (for example, you discussed the Soda tax, but increasing the soda tax is different from what is implemented). Briefly describe why you selected this one potential policy option by addressing the following questions: What are the objectives of the policy? What is the policy lever? (Is it legislative, administrative, regulatory?) What level of government or institution will implement it? How does the policy operate? (e.g., is it mandatory? Will enforcement be necessary? How is it funded? Who is responsible for administering the policy?) What is the historical context (e.g., has the policy been debated previously?) What is the value-added of the policy? (e.g., if the problem has been addressed by other policies/programs, what does this policy add to what already exists?) What impact will the policy and or potential legislation have on the population that you serve as a potential advance practice nurse/advance administrator. Step 6 Conclusion: 10% The conclusion should include a brief summary of the problem and the selected policy. Step 7: References: 5% Prepares a scholarly paper conforming to 7th edition APA format of 6 pages in length(The 6 pages do not include Title Page as per APA format, references and or tables). Please provide a minimum of four references in APA format.

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