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Nurses Driving Community Health Change

Nurses can act as agents of change in the community by promoting practices that improve health and quality of life. For example, they can address the lack of physical activity by advocating for the development of walking paths. The presence of sociodemographic factors and development plans can help enable the creation of walking paths, while land use issues and costs can act as barriers. Nurses can work to raise awareness and educate the public on path usage to overcome attitudes that may discourage physical activity.

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Nurses Driving Community Health Change

Nurses can act as agents of change in the community by promoting practices that improve health and quality of life. For example, they can address the lack of physical activity by advocating for the development of walking paths. The presence of sociodemographic factors and development plans can help enable the creation of walking paths, while land use issues and costs can act as barriers. Nurses can work to raise awareness and educate the public on path usage to overcome attitudes that may discourage physical activity.

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NURSES AS CHANGE AGENTS IN THE COMMUNITY 1

Nurses as Change Agents in the Community

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Nurses as Change Agents in the Community

Medicinal services experts are qualified for improving the lives and prosperity of the

individuals in the network by pushing for rehearses that empower a quality way of life

(Hanson et al., 2016). For instance, concentrating on the absence of physical exercise as one

of the wellbeing challenges, medical attendants are required to advance practices that

encourage physical movement (Davis et al., 2017). The absence of activity is related with

various wellbeing challenges; in this way, the development of walker walkways is the best

and proper system that assists with boosting physical movement.

One of the elements that encourage the advancement of walkways is the

sociodemographic factors, which incorporate business, instruction, pay level, and numerous

different variables. These components affected the individuals to push for the improvement

of the walkways and to take part in their turn of events and use them after finishing to profit

their physical wellbeing (Davis et al., 2017). The subsequent factor is the presence of pre-

plans to build up the walkways (Hanson et al., 2016). The nearness of the getting ready for

walkways helps in their improvement without confronting any test in their plan and

dispensing a spot to be developed.

While the distinguished elements help in the improvement of walkways, others block

the advancement procedure. One of the deterrents for this improvement is the contention

ashore use and the related expenses. Extra land might be required to manufacture the

walkways, explicitly in territories without plans for them (Hanson et al., 2016). All the more

in this way, extra expenses might be acquired. The advancement of a proposition can

illuminate this obstruction by liaising with the division of streets and transport for arranging

and portion of assets for the development procedure. Different deterrents are the demeanor
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and recognitions among the individuals for their support since they may need time, climate

difficulties, security and wellbeing, and different components (Davis et al., 2017). This can

be understood by directing open mindfulness battles and instructing them on their utilization

to advance great wellbeing.


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References

Davis, S. M., Cruz, T., Hess, J. M., Kozoll, R., & Page-Reeves, J. (2017). Implementing

physical activity recommendations in a tri-ethnic rural community through a

community-university partnership. Progress in community health partnerships:

research, education, and action, 11(2), 149.

Hanson, S., Cross, J., & Jones, A. (2016). Promoting physical activity interventions in

communities with poor health and socio-economic profiles: A process evaluation of the

implementation of a new walking group scheme. Social Science & Medicine, 169, 77-

85.

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