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the Problem Analysis is a set of documents that (a) explains a specific, current public health problem that is significant, (b) identifies the audience affected by the problem, and (c) explains the causes, consequences, and history of the problem. Later in the semester, you will write a proposal to solve this problem, so you need to choose a problem that you can write a proposal to solve, a problem that is not too broad, too speculative, or too complicated.
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Attached.
Running head: PROBLEM ANALYSIS REPORT
Problem Analysis Report
Student’s name:
Institutional affiliation:
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PROBLEM ANALYSIS REPORT
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Memorandum
To: Dr. Brad Herzog
From: Student’s name
Date:
Subject: Problem Analysis
This memo brings to your attention the problem of opioid use in the United States.
Although many interventions have been put in place to counter this societal problem, more and
more people still die each year from the use of opioids. Opioid use is mainly caused by peer
pressure, the use of pain relieving, depression and lack of self-worth, lack of employment and
many other factors. Opioids use has been associated as a major cause of low productivity of
individuals, high crime rates in the society, increased laziness among students, severe side effects
on the mother and child during pregnancy, and many other side effects. The problem analysis
report will cover the causes of the opioids, historical records on opioids use and the
consequences of opioids use in the society. In addition, the problem analysis report provides a
solution to the abuse of opioids.
PROBLEM ANALYSIS REPORT
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Problem Analysis Report
Problem definition: Controlling The Abuse of Opioids
Problem definition and history
Opioid use has been a major problem for the US public health sector for a long time (The
Editorial Board, 2018). Commencing in the 1800s, this problem has grown tremendously to
include at least 2.7 million Americans suffering from opioid addiction or dependence (Hoban,
2017). Opioids gained public popularity in the 1990s with the introduction of manufacturing
companies such as Pharma Purdue, who advocated for the use of opioid...
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