Health Education Activity
One of the goals should center around nutrition and the other around fitness
• Assessment: For this section, write a summary of your assessment of the community where the activity is being presented.
• Diagnosis: Identify the health needs of the chosen vulnerable population. Include a NANDA community nursing diagnosis and support with evidence.
• Plan: Outline your plan for implementing a health education activity that will meet the needs of your chosen vulnerable population. This should include the articulation of two SMART goals and plans to evaluate the achievement of these goals.
• Implementation: Explain the implementation process for your health education activity. You do not need to include the planning steps again, but discuss what you did and how you did it.
• Evaluation: Evaluate the success of your health education activity based on feedback from the audience. Do you think that you achieved your SMART goals? Why or why not? Support your evaluation with evidence.
• Reflection: Look back on all the steps you have completed so far (assessment through evaluation) and reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of your approach. Knowing what you know now, how could you improve future health education opportunities?
