Category: Obesity

Hypothesis testing is an essential part of the research, as it helps in making conclusions and recommendations. In evidence-based practice, care providers rely on research findings when prescribing treatment (Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses, 2018). This paper will show how a hypothesis test study can help inform evidence-based practice regarding obesity management. The research hypothesis for…

The sponsors I am considering for my project are the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The HHS is an organization within the government of the U.S. that cares for the well-being of every American and offers the essential health services, particularly to those who are unable…

Table of Contents Introduction Background Information Importance of the Health Behavior Benefits on Individuals Health Conclusion References Introduction Increased screen time raises the likelihood of children becoming overweight/obese because of the deficiency of physical exercise and the consumption of high-calorie foods. With the level of overweight and obese children progressively rising, pediatric obesity has lasting…

Table of Contents Introduction Local Practice Problem Exploration Ethical Considerations Change Models References Introduction The selected national practice problem for this discussion is obesity. From a global perspective, this health challenge impacts nurses by increasing the number of patients in need of exemplary medical services. Obesity triggers a wide range of illnesses and makes it…

Table of Contents Effects Racial Differences Causes Prevention Recommendations Conclusion References In the recent past, childhood obesity has become a serious health issue in the U. S. More than 23 million children (

Translation Models A powerful action plan is needed to address the problem of obesity in different settings. The best translation model for implementing the proposed solution is the Tyler Collaborative Model (Wilson et al., 2016). This theory supports the presentation of adequate resources, educating community members, and informing participants about the intended change and how…

Community Description This study was conducted at Ramsey County, Minnesota. Based on the 2000 National Census, the County had a population of about 511,000 people in 18 cities, one township, and two unincorporated areas within 170 square miles. This is the smallest County, yet among the most densely populated in the US. Ramsey County has…

Table of Contents Community Diagnosis 2 goals and at least 2 objectives for each goal Existing programs References Community Diagnosis Numerous schoolchildren at Crutcho Public elementary school, Oklahoma City, are obese revealing how obesity is a threat to that community. Having carried a health assessment in the school, a community diagnosis identifies and quantifies the…

Table of Contents Introduction Physical Development Cognitive Development Socio-Emotional Development Spiritual Development Conclusion References Introduction Obesity is a widespread disease, and it has multiple adverse effects on different stages of human development. Being obese means having body mass index, which is calculated by dividing weight in kilograms by height in meters squared, at or above…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Prevalence and Reasons Effects and Consequences Protection Discussion Conclusion References Footnotes Abstract This paper aims to review the recent literature on obesity in children to report the key issues. Beginning with the global prevalence of this disease, the report continues with its main health impacts. It is stated that diabetes,…