Health & Wellness Plan Overview

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  Hello and welcome to the Health and Wellness Plan overview.

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  In this presentation, we will review the requirements and expectations

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  for creating your term project in H C 105 Health

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  and Wellness Plan For the duration of this presentation, we

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  will refer to this project as your plan.

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  So let's dive in and take a look at the

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  following elements in units 136 You will create individual components

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  of your plan.

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  Each assignment will build upon the one before it.

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  Don't worry, we'll review that content in just a moment.

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  By Unit seven, you will have all the components of

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  your plan created and then assemble those components into a

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  formal plan.

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  Your plan will be research based, meaning you will need

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  to conduct scholarly research from the very first step in

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  Unit one, where you will define your topic.

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  There are two primary sources for conducting this research.

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  The hurting library is a central hub for all kinds

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  of scholarly journals and even helpful editorial pieces.

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  Additionally, her sing has a librarian specifically dedicated to health

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  programs who can help you research your topic of choice

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  Outside of the library, you may find other sources of

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  information to support your creative thought process.

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  These may include industry experts such as colleagues or even

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  mentors. Now let's talk briefly about formatting.

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  All of the work in this plan should be done

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  in a p a style seventh edition.

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  If you need assistance with a P A, please see

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  guidance from the tutoring and writing center.

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  Each unit assignment will state the requirements for the number

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  of references.

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  Pay close attention to ensure that you gather adequate sources

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  for your final plan.

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  Now, perhaps the most important element of this project is

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  applying feedback.

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  Each week, your instructor will grade and provide feedback on

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  your work.

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  It's imperative that you apply this feedback as you move

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  forward with your project in Unit seven, you will be

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  putting all the pieces together.

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  If you make editors, you go, meaning as feedback is

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  provided each week, your final preparations in Unit seven will

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  be much easier.

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  Let's take a look at the requirements for Units one

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  and two.

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  Unit one is about topic selection.

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  Beginning with this Unit one assignment, you will select a

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  public health threat, disease, illness or prevention strategy that interests

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  you. The important part about this topic.

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  Selection is understanding how your topic can be a health

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  and wellness plan.

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  For example, you may be interested in diabetes.

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  That's great.

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  Now how are you going to make a health and

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  wellness plan about that?

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  What is your target population?

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  Are you wanting to focus on intervention or prevention?

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  What is the connection between diabetes and public or community

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  health? These are just a few questions that you want

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  to ask yourself when you're developing your topic.

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  Um, example of an effective plan topic would be Type

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  two diabetes prevention in Hispanic women.

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  This topic focuses on a health condition, specifically prevention of

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  that condition, and it also specifies the target population.

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  The next step in the unit one assignment is to

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  outline your plan.

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  Now this is a rough draft.

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  Think of it as a way to get your ideas

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  on paper and allow your instructor to provide feedback and

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  ensure that you're going in the right direction.

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  Now here's a hint.

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  Take notes on the components required to complete the final

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  plan. These are gonna be explained throughout the rest of

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  this presentation.

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  Include those elements in your plan outline and last but

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  not least provide five scholarly sources that support your topic

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  choice unit to establish a timeline.

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  The purpose of this unit to assignment is to visually

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  illustrate the timeline of your plan.

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  This includes preparation, implementation and assessment faces.

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  You may use a Gant chart or similar visual element

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  to illustrate your timeline.

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  It's important to understand this is not an essay.

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  This is an illustration of time, periods and tasks which

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  are relevant to your plan.

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  After you create your timeline in about one paragraph, summarize

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  significant steps in the plans process.

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  This may include notated steps that you're unsure, how long

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  will take or other pertinent details you want to remember

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  after completing additional research and components of your plan.

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  Units three and four.

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  Let's take a look here at Unit three.

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  SWAT Analysis.

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  For the Unit three assignment, you will be conducting a

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  SWAT analysis on to health education models.

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  A template is provided in the assignment details for you

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  to use for each model, you will have four boxes.

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  Those air representing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of that

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  model. You'll list four key points for each of these

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  sections, so that's a total of 16 key points for

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  each swat.

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  And remember, you are doing two of these, so include

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  them in the same document.

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  But to SWAT analysis one for each model.

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  Lastly, you will summarize which model you are choosing to

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  use in your plan.

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  Be sure to include rationale for your decision and lastly

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  include three scholarly sources as references.

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  On a separate page, The unit for assignment is about

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  data collection methods.

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  For this assignment, you will outline how data will be

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  collected and used for your plan.

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  First, you'll explain the method you'll use to collect the

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  data for your plan.

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  Examples of this include quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods.

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  Next, briefly explain your data sources.

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  Some examples of data sources can include the C D.

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  C database, Global Health Observatory, et cetera.

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  Now keep in mind these sources may and probably will

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  change as you further refine your plan.

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  So this is really just a starting point.

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  Lastly, you'll need to summarize how eHealth or a needs

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  assessment is part of your plan.

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  Think about what is its relevance to your plan.

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  How and when will it be conducted, et cetera.

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  For this assignment, you are required to include a minimum

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  of three references to support your work.

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  Units five and six Unit five Logic Model Illustration.

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  For the Unit five assignment, you will create a logic

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  model illustrating your plan.

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  This involves using a combination of colors, design elements and

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  other aspects to provide visual appeal to your plans.

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  Audience. You can use any program to create this but

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  a few popular choices or Microsoft PowerPoint publisher or word.

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  Just be sure you save the documents so you can

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  edit it later.

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  And so you can add the model to your final

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  plan. As you create your model, build in some extra

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  space for additional information that you may want to add

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  later. This will come in handy, especially in Unit seven.

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  As you're applying your instructors feedback and prepare for your

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  final submission.

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  Now, there are specific elements that are required to be

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  included in your logic model.

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  Those are listed in the assignment instructions, but they are

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  inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, impacts, assumptions and contextual factors.

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  Lastly, you'll need to include three scholarly references on a

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  separate reference page.

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  Unit six is about the communication strategy for your plan.

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  You will be creating a communication strategy or, in essence,

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  an outline of that communication strategy.

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  First of all, you're going to summarize in approximately 500

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  words the communication methods you will use in both the

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  implementation and evaluation of your plan.

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  For example, you may consider how you would reach your

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  target population if your research will be published in a

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  scholarly journal, et cetera.

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  Next concisely, describe your plans communication strategy.

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  This portion of the assignment should include a minimum of

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  three sections and focus on both internal and external communication.

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  Remember to use EPA format here.

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  An example of this is provided in the incitement details.

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  Lastly, you need to include three scholarly references on a

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  separate reference page.

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  So here we are.

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  Unit seven is where you're going to be putting all

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  the pieces together.

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  Yeah, all the work you've done in units one through

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  six is going to be compiled into a beautiful professional

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  plan. Think of this as a portfolio piece, something you

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  could use for an employment application or even a graduate

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  school application.

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  This should be a document you are proud off.

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  Instructions for preparing your final plan are provided in the

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  assignment details, so please review those very carefully and ensure

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  your plan meets the content and formatting criteria provided here,

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  as well as in the incitement instructions, is the outline

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  of items to be included in your final plan.

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  But again, as always, if you have questions or concerns,

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  contact your instructor for guidance.