Description
Imagine you are a nurse working with Doctors Without Borders to address an emerging global health issue in a specific region of the world. You are preparing to travel to the region to improve an issue or illness.
Create a 7- to 10-slide presentation, with detailed speaker notes, analyzing emerging global health issues related to the country or region of world of your choice. In your presentation:
- Analyze the cause of the issue or illness. Consider:
- Individual issues (e.g., personal cleanliness )
- Community (e.g., resources, demographics)
- Family roles and structures (e.g., single-family households)
- Culture (e.g., values, beliefs)
- Environmental issues (e.g., access to technology and health care, geographic concerns)
- Examine the factors that continue to exacerbate the issue or illness. Consider:
- Individual
- Community
- Culture
- Environmental
- Create an action plan to improve the issue or illness. Consider:
- Education
- Communication
- Relief workers
- Technology
Cite at least five peer-reviewed references in your presentation, and include a separate APA-formatted reference page.
Explanation & Answer
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EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE
Introduction:
Ebola virus disease (EVD) is a rare but serious disease caused by infection of
the Ebola virus. In 2014, large outbreaks occurred in the West African
countries of Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea. According to the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there were four cases in the United
States. Eleven people were treated and one person died. Since then, several
ongoing cases have been reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
(WHO, 2018)
Causes of Ebola Virus Disease: Issues
Individual Issues:
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Direct contact with the blood of a person infected with the virus
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Direct contact with body fluids, such as breast milk, stool, saliva, semen, sweat,
urine, or vomit, of a person infected with the virus
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Direct contact with objects, such as needles or syringes, that are contaminated with
the virus
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Direct contact with animals, such as bats and primates, that are infected with the
virus
Community Issues:
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High population mobility across porous borders and as the situation in one country
began to improve, it attracted patients from neighboring countries seeking
unoccupied treatment beds, thus reigniting transmission chai...
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