Case Study for Health Promotion Project number 1: Increase Breast

Case Study for Health Promotion Project number 1: Increase Breast Screening in Muslim Women living in Broadmeadows, Melbourne. Background: Melbourne, Australia, hosts a diverse population, including a sizable Muslim community. You are a Primary Health Care nurse in Broadmeadows and have been asked to develop a local Health Promotion Project to address the low rates of breast screening among Muslim women aged 50-74. The project needs to acknowledge the importance of cultural and religious considerations, including modesty and privacy concerns, in shaping healthcare-seeking behaviours. The health literacy level in the community is generally low. There is limited distribution of health information often due to language barriers, and cultural nuances contribute to a lack of awareness about the importance of regular breast screening. The socio-economic status in the Broadmeadows community is relatively low, with limited education levels, low income earners, and challenges in accessing health resources. Many residents face economic hardships, which impact their ability to prioritise preventive healthcare. Your Health Promotion Project will aim to implement ways to increase Breast Screening in Muslim women living in the area through a culturally sensitive way and partnering with current health promotion organisations. present your Health Promotion Project to a committee of potential funders and community leaders of your target population/community in the case study. Title: 1 Slide. catchy title for your Health Promotion Project E.g. “Exercise Well, Work Well: A Health Promotion Project to Improve Workplace Fitness”. On this slide, also include your name and student number. Acknowledgement to Country: 1 side. Introduction/Background and Objectives: 1 Slide. Inform the audience why this health issue is a concern Outline how and why it is an issue in their community Discuss the consequences to the community if the health issue is not addressed. Outline what you hope to achieve by implementation of this health project – objectives. You may use information from Assessment 1 for this section. Health Promotion Implementation Strategy: 2 Slides. What are you going to do or implement in your Health Promotion project? Be creative in your strategy. It is not sufficient to state that you are going to run education sessions. Think about several ways to promote the health message and consider the health literacy of your target population/community. An example to help guide you might be “Ways to increase physical activity in the workplace”: Purchasing employees’ gym memberships or having memberships paid out of wages. Host park lunch breaks when the weather is nice and bring frisbees, hula-hoops, and basketballs. Create team health challenges with health-based incentives at the end like workout gear or a gift certificate for a spa day. Design a ‘foot mileage’ chart that the office members can see – an extra incentive to get steps in during breaks or walking to and from work. Think of clever initiatives that can be introduced to make the health project appealing to your target population/community. Justify why you have chosen these strategies for your target population/community. How will you disseminate your health promotion messages? How will you address health literacy level? Consider the research to analyse what promotion strategies have worked previously. Digital resources: 1 Slide. Outline the digital modes of communication you will use for health promotion and justify why these forms of digital resources suit your target population/community – be creative. Think about what will appeal to your target audience. Barriers: 1 Slide. What barriers might you face in influencing your target population/community, and how will you overcome these? E.g. funding, weather, lack of engagement? Resources and Partnership: 1 Slide. What resources will you need and who will you partner with? outline ULO1: Describe partnership models of care for nursing with particular reference to working with vulnerable populations ULO2: Appraise the impact primary health care principles have on health outcomes locally, nationally, and internationally ULO3: Develop communication and cultural safety skills that contribute to impactful partnerships, particularly with priority populations and those living in areas of rural and remote Australia ULO4: Explore global health through digital modes of nursing practice

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