WHY DO WE NEED HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS 

 One of the essential skills of health educators is the ability to communicate easily with different groups and to explain complex health issues in easy to understand terminology,Thus definition of health promotion is like the  process that empowers people to have more control over and improve their health, and allows themselves to redefine health, It’s always a question of “achieving a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being” “a community must be able to identify and realize its ambitions, satisfy its needs and transform its environment or  adapt to it “this promotion campaign is useful in many cases such as illnesses social life or even sexual orientation such as LGBT target audiences need care that must be “scientifically valid and socially acceptable, universally accessible  to individuals and families affected, at a cost these communities can provide in the areas of health.

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HEALTH PROMOTION  VIDEOS 

Thinking about this situation and how I can use my skills as a health educator to teach about health issues and also find solutions to this issue that require medical treatment.

 EMY:”  I’m transgender since my parents know that,i I have got  a several  difficulties, like I’m no longer part of my family no one wants to talk to me, even at university other students always look at me  through, many times I made attempts to commit suicide”

there are indeed two opposing models of society.  

The principles of solidarity, the fight against inequalities, respect for the diversity of choices ,and health promotion requires a number of prerequisites and resources: peace, housing, education, food, income, a stable ecosystem, sustainable resources, social justice and equity.

 Health promotion requires first conditions rather than preconditions.

Three principles are then set out:

 • Health is a good investment because it enables social, economic and individual development.  And you have to convince everyone of that.

 • Health promotion is about health equity.

 • Health prerequisites and goals cannot be achieved by the health sector alone.  Health promotion requires the coordinated action of all concerned: governments, local authorities, different sectors of society (health, social, economic), associations, industry, the media, as well as actions at  work to promote health,

 In five areas:

Politics: health promotion must lead every political leader, at a level and in whatever sector he intervenes, to become aware of the consequences of his decisions on the health of the population.

Environment: It is about motivating every person, every community, every region, every country to collectively conserve natural resources and create health-promoting relationships and living and working conditions.

Democracy: Communities are seen as capable of taking charge of their destiny and taking responsibility for their actions.

Health Education: This is about enabling people, at all ages, to acquire and strengthen life skills, including those that will enable them to participate in health promotion.

Health services: that it is in fact a question of reorienting the services, of creating a system of care which best serves the interests of health, which is part of a logic of health promotion, which respects in particular the  cultural and social dimension of people, which encourages and takes into account the expression of individuals and groups on their health expectations.

By respecting these principles, it seems that we can decrease the number of disparities persons each year,the dangers are always there, it’s not just the promotion of health but also a struggle to be responsible individually which explains the difficulties that can be encountered a health educator.

 The most common health promotion is the community or public health framework, as a specific element of almost all public health systems, health education has found a strong and permanent home,however, many community service organizations and nonprofits employ health educators who spend time reviewing health data from the community, collecting information from focus groups or surveys and  plan interventions that prevent or slow health problems that affect people where they live, typically write grant applications to implement their program plans.

 Health educators in this context focus primarily on this health by educating the population on certain health topics and reducing high-risk behaviors such as suicide.  people maintain mental, physical, and health safety. The health educator should visit with the company’s human resources representative and discuss recruitment on the program plan for a global health care.

 HERE OTHER SOURCES ON HEALTH PROMOTION

https://health.gov/healthypeople/objectives-and-data/browse-objectives/lgbt/reduce-suicidal-thoughts-transgender-students-lgbt-d02

https://health.gov/healthypeople/search?query=Health%20Promotion%20

https://www.who.int/health-topics/health-promotion#tab=tab_1

https://www.who.int/westernpacific/about/how-we-work/programmes/health-promotion

https://www.vichealth.vic.gov.au/media-and-resources/vce-resources/defining-health-promotion

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/psychology/health-promotion

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Avoid maternal death rate and help them stay healthy


Maternal mortality is still very high in most underdeveloped countries the majority of these maternal deaths are due to late or inappropriate treatment
obstetric complications, to remedy this situation it is obvious to implement interventions that aim to improve the management of obstetric emergencies in low-resource countries.  These interventions generally consist of mobilizing
communities to improve the use of care in a timely manner and to improve the care chain and medical practices at the different levels of the health pyramid.  Such as: telemedicine, a
journal-based approaches a.  Emergency consultation according to symptoms and avoid cases of maternal mortality or morbidity due to lack of assistance, and more effective interventions
positive about maternal and newborn health.

MEDICAL CAUSES OF MATERNAL MORTALITY
Uterine ruptures, ante- or postpartum haemorrhages, severe hypertension, infections and complications of the first trimester of pregnancy (abortion and ectopic pregnancy) are the cause of 80% of maternal deaths.
NON-MEDICAL CAUSES OF MATERNAL MORTALITY
For multiple socio-cultural reasons, home birth is still a common practice in traditional societies.  Currently in the world, two-thirds of births take place at home and half are not
assisted by qualified personnel.

While following strategy in their favor like:
https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/maternalinfanthealth/pmss.html
https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/maternalinfanthealth/severematernalmorbidity.html
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18385496
https://wcms-wp.cdc.gov/hearher/maternal-warning-signs/index.html

Empower women
That Women and girls receive education on where to access maternal health care or seek remedies when they are denied care or their rights are otherwise violated,  for those who live providing refugee camps with the resources to turn any place of accidental childbirth into a clean place, safe and fully equipped health facility,Safe delivery kits contain all the health products needed to give birth, the most marginalized women continue to experience high rates of maternal mortality.

In some countries child marriage has a lot to do with
Adolescent girls are exposed to increased rates of child marriage in crisis situations, children who do not experience any and their bodies are not mature enough to sustain pregnancy and ultimately increase the percentage of maternal deaths.

Help mothers understand the postpartum moment and its causes.
Post-partum depression is depression that occurs after having a baby, feeding postpartum depression are more intense and last longer than those of “baby blues,” a term used to describe the worry, sadness, and fatigue that many women feel after having a baby.

Everyone feels sad sometimes, but these feelings usually go away within a few days.  It’s another matter after childbirth, depression interferes with the mother’s daily life and can last for weeks or months at a time.  Most mothers with help can improve their situation, even those with the most severe forms of depression can improve with treatment as well.

Postpartum depression: https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/features/maternal-depression/
Symptoms postpartum depression:://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/Depression/#post

Use technology to help improve maternal health

with the aim of improving maternal and child health, take of the opportunities offered by developing advanced access to new technologies to improve people’s health through recommendations  strategic.
Implementation
Telemedicine is an innovative way of technology to enhance the quality of maternal care, simplify their lives and find a faster helper depending on the case, especially women travelis not as easy, or go to the office doctor due inconvenience and remote midwives-  women can receive trainings for labor enhancement, thus improving the quality of care provided to mothers, in addition, the teleconsultation treats cases separately, allowing the user to create profiles for each patient.

The Solution can carry this new technology:

• share patient information between midwives

• rationalize patient follow-up

• Improve communications between midwives and their local health centers for faster dispatch of medical records.
• connect to a mobile network, data is automatically transmitted to the national health information management system, which saves time.


Telemedicine: https://www.cdc.gov/phlp/publications/topic/telehealth.html

Improve the care chain
Through interventions aimed at limiting delays in access to health services
are to set up more accessible means of communication
such as: telephone, computers, tablets, video call or zoom,
radio and transport vehicles, to reduce the financial barrier (cost of transport) as well as fatigue for consultations which are not worth it, it is essential to use these means in good time.
While expanding experiences and organizing a health system such as strengthening collaboration between different levels of care or mobilizing community members (including traditional birth attendants) to seek their help in emergencies
so that they actively participate in activities and facilitating pregnancy monitoring and disease diagnosis (for example, accompanying women during transport or providing community vehicles for urgent transport of women and/or new  -born).

Google Docs document H.C.C plan https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HQg6-Sj-py56MKOjUqIExvp8fh2uNtMRizb3OLtmO7g/edit?usp=drivesdk

Press-releases

https://marayamaternalhealthcares.car.blog/press-releases/


Poster

https://marayamaternalhealthcares.car.blog/poster__trashed-3/

Infographic

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Procast

https://marayamaternalhealthcares.car.blog/procast__trashed-2/


Social media  strategy https://marayamaternalhealthcares.car.blog/social-media-strategy__trashed-2/


Video PSA 

https://marayamaternalhealthcares.car.blog/video-psa-2


Workshop 

https://marayamaternalhealthcares.car.blog/workshop-2/