Artefacts for MHST/NURS631: Health Promotion 1: Planning
Unit 2: Part 2
Mini Presentation - How We Achieve Population Health
September 21, 2023 -This activity aimed to create a mini-presentation describing the relationship between health promotion practice and population health. My presentation explains that health promotion is how we achieve population health.
Unit 3: Part 1
Mini Presentation - Social-Ecological Model of Health
October 9, 2023 - This presentation outlines the Social-Ecological Model of Health and why I have chosen this model to inform my health promotion initiative to best address the rising rates of syphilis amongst females of childbearing ages 15-39 within the district where I live and learn.
Unit 4: Assignment 2
Health Infographic - Rising Rates of Infectious Syphilis Amongst Females
October 20, 2023 - The health infographic I developed will communicate the overview of my proposed health promotion initiative to address the rising rates of infection syphilis amongst females of reproductive age. Not only is infectious syphilis a global public health concern, but rates have increased significantly in North Eastern Ontario.
Unit 6: Part 1
Community Engagement Framework - City of Guelph
November 18, 2023 - The National Collaborating Center for the Determinants of Health developed the following tool for organizations to summarise their community engagement practices.
MHST/NURS632: Health Promotion II: Situational Assessment & Priority Setting
Unit 2: Part 1
Situational Assessment Key Questions
January 27, 2024 - Please use the link below to review the situational assessment key questions document created for the health issue of rising rates of infection syphilis amongst females of reproductive age within the North Bay Parry Sound District.
Unit 3: Part 2
Teaching Tool
February 5, 2024 - This teaching tool was developed to support learning about scoping literature reviews.
Unit 4: Part 1
Guiding Questions for Stakeholder Identification
Feb 17, 2024 - These comprehensive questions were answered to guide the identification and recruitment of stakeholders to address the increasing syphilis rates amongst females of reproductive age in the North Bay Parry Sound District.
Unit 4: Part 3
Logic Model
March 4, 2024 - Please see the logic model below highlighting the issue of rising infectious syphilis rates amongst females of reproductive age and includes inputs, outputs, and short- medium- and long-term outcomes targeted toward community health care and service providers who play an essential role in the cascade of syphilis care for females and the overarching goal of reducing the prevalence and sequelae of the infection.
