NRSE 4540 TEMPLATE: M3 A6 WA: COMMUNITY BASED EDUCATIONAL PLAN
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NRSE 4540 TEMPLATE: M3 A6 WA: COMMUNITY BASED EDUCATIONAL PLAN
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Running head: COMMUNITY HEALTH
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COMMUNITY HEALTH:
Name:
Institution affiliation:
Date:
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Selected County, State:
Licking County, Ohio state
Number of population
173,448
Public Services and Access to Care
Provider
County
State
Nation
Source/reference of data
Hospitals
1.41
1.42
2.4
US Census Bureau
Physicians (both
primary care and
specialty)
2.7
2.8
2.3
Overdoses - heroin
NDA
13.5
5
Public transportation
0.41%
0.02%
4.96%
US Census Bureau
Demographic and Ethnic Data
Demographic
Variable
county
state
Nation
source
< 5 y.o
6.1%
6%
6.1%
18 and younger
23.3%
22%
22.6%
US. Census
Bureau
65 and older
16.2%
16.7%
15.6%
Male
49.1%
49%
49.2%
female
50.9%
51%
50.8%
White
92.1%
82.2%
76.6%
Black
4.0%
12.9%
13.4%
American Indian
0.3%
0.3%
1.3%
Asian
1.4%
2.3%
5.8%
Hispanic
1.9%
3.8%
18.1%
Single
55%
50%
57%
Married
45%
50%
43%
Health Statistics
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County
State
Nation
Data source
Infant Mortality (Infants < 1 Y.O. Reported as per 1000 Live Births)
White
6.47
6.22
5.58
Black
16.9
16.61
13.76
Hispanic
6.82
6.61
5.65
Rate
County State
Nation
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention, National
Vital Statistics System
Data source
Death Rates: (Usually reported as per 100000)
Motor vehicle
accidents
12.61
10.85
13.04
Lung cancer
59
50.5
42.4
Breast cancer
NDA
22.9
20.9
State Cancer Profiles
Cardiovascular disease 185.0
186.4
167
Aids
79.50
178.44
340.37
Diabetes
10.7%
9.81%
8.95%
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, National Center for HIV/
AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB
Prevention
186.4
167
Cardiovascular disease 185.0
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, National Vital Statistics
System
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, National Center for HIV/
AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB
Prevention
Risk Indicators
Prenatal Care (% of
Mothers delivering
live infants who did
NOT receive prenatal
care in the 1st
trimester)
23.50% 26.16%
17.25% Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, National Vital Statistics
System: 201017. Accessed using CDC
WONDER.
Geography: County.
Obesity
29.90% 29.75%
27.29
Insufficient physical
activity
26.70% 26.19%
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, National Center for Chronic
23.41%
Disease Prevention and Health
Promotion, Diabetes
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Economic Statistical Data:
variable
County
State
Nation
Source/reference of data
Mean
$57571
$50674
$55,322
US. Census Bureau
Poverty rate
11.7%
14.0%
12.3%
Unemployment Rate
3.5%
4.5%
4.0%
variable
County
State
Nation
Source/reference of data
< High school
11%
12.18%
14.61%
US. Census Bureau
High school
90.4%
89.5%
87.0%
College degree
30.3%
23.3%
26.7%
Income
Educational Levels:
Analysis:
The Healthy people 2020 National Health Objective of Achieving health equity,
eliminating disparities, as well as improving the health of all groups, of the essence to every
citizen in the US. This is with regard to the fact that by improving the health of all groups the
country will end up having healthy individuals of different age groups thereby being able to
eliminate high health care costs that are associated with a certain age group (Henderson, 2016).
However, there are several concerns as well as key risks as per the statistical data
presented above. The first concern is with regard to the low number of individuals having a
college degree. This is so since those with a college degree by the year 2017 in the county of
licking are only 30%, while in the state they are only 23.3% while in the whole nation only
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26.7% have a college degree. According to van der Heide & Uiters, (2013), this clearly points to
the fact that those who will be able to get a well-paying job based on their level of education will
be less than 50 %. This implies that more than 50% of the American population at the national,
state as well as county level will find it difficult to pay for health insurance coverage as a result
of receiving low pay.
The second key risk as per the statistical data presented above is with regard to the high
percentage of mothers who are delivering infants but end up not receiving prenatal care in the 1st
trimester. Even though the percentage of this population in the county of Licking is low in
comparison to the percentage of this population in the State of Ohio, it is still very high in
comparison to the percentage of this population nationwide. This high percentages of infants
who did not receive prenatal care in the 1st trimester will make difficult not only for the country
be able to realize its objective of achieving health equity but also for the county of Licking and
State of Ohio. This is attributed to the fact that the blood tests, as well as physical exams carried
out during the 1st trimester, play an essential role in ensuring that infants will end up being
healthy in the latter stages of their lives (Schwennesen & Koch, 2012).
The third key risk as per the statistical data presented above is the high number of
individuals who are not engaging in sufficient physical activities in the county of Licking. This is
a great risk since this individuals will end suffering from lifestyle diseases thereby becoming a
burden to the county, state as well as the country with regard to needing healthcare services. The
high percentages of individuals who engage in insufficient physical activities attribute this to the
ever-rising number of desk jobs that require people to move less when executing their day to day
duties. With licking county having higher percentages of these individuals who are not engaging
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in sufficient physical in comparison to the total percentage nationwide, it may end up finding it
difficult to deal with patients suffering from lifestyle diseases since budget allocations from the
national government towards healthcare tend to reflect on national statistics and not county
statistics (Hesse & Gaysynsky, 2014).
Lastly, the high number of infant mortality per 1000 live births among people who belong
to the African American race at the county level in comparison to the national statistics is a great
cause for concern. This is so since, in order for the objective of eliminating disparities as well as
achieving health equity to be achieved, there is need to ensure that the level of infant mortality
among African Americans who are the minorities is reduced while still focusing on other races as
well (Hesse & Gaysynsky, 2014).
Priority Community Health Nursing Diagnoses #1
Risks of infant mortality Among African Americans in licking county related to the
inability to access health care, lack of knowledge regarding prenatal care and lack of access to
medication as evidenced by high levels of African American infant deaths
Priority Community Health Nursing Diagnoses #1
Risk of obesity among employed people in licking county related to insufficient
physical activities, lack of knowledge regarding healthy diets and less time being set aside for
physical activities as evidenced by increasing number of people categorized as obese.
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References
Henderson, S. (2016). Healthy Volunteer 2020: Comparing Peace Corps Volunteers' health
metrics with Healthy People 2020 national objectives. Preventive Medicine Reports, 4,
179-183. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2016.05.016
Hesse, B., & Gaysynsky, A. (2014). Meeting the Healthy People 2020 Goals: Using the Health
Information National Trends Survey to Monitor Progress on Health Communication
Objectives. Journal Of Health Communication, 19(12), 1497-1509. doi:
10.1080/10810730.2014.954084
Schwennesen, N., & Koch, L. (2012). Representing and intervening: ‘doing' good care in firsttrimester prenatal knowledge production and decision-making. Sociology Of Health &
Illness, 34(2), 283-298. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9566.2011.01414.x
van der Heide, I., & Uiters, E. (2013). The Relationship Between Health, Education, and Health
Literacy: Results From the Dutch Adult Literacy and Life Skills Survey. Journal Of Health
Communication, 18(sup1), 172-184. doi: 10.1080/10810730.2013.825668
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