Evaluate the incidence and prevalence of the chronic disease: heart disease in Philadelphia. Create a DETAILED plan to apply an evidence-based community intervention to impact this disease.

CDC's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) is a frontline public health program to: O identify communicable disease risks at the local level in a timely manner to assist with planning interventions. O monitor statewide levels of acute conditions on an annual basis. O provide states with sources of data on health and health risk behavior related to chronic disease to assist with development of prevention strategies. highlight community collaborations to address emerging population health issues. -

A case-control study is conducted to estimate the association between sedentary lifestyle and stroke. Researchers enroll 100 patients who had a stroke in the past year and 400 patients who have never had a stroke. Researchers conclude that the prevalence of stroke in the past year in the population is 20%. This conclusion is: Correct Incorrect because prevalence cannot be estimated from a case-control study Incorrect because the prevalence is 25%

Did  the design and implementation of a pharmacist-directed preventive care program case study article's activities and resources use adequate communication tools and techniques to achieve the desired outcomes?

This week you were introduced to two different and distinct ethical frameworks which are the deontological and utilitarian arguments. Throughout the course, you have been exposed to the public health approach through surveillance, education, regulation/law, and treatment. Some of these practices are distinctly different from the clinical approach and others are similar. Each approach could be in direct opposition to either the deontological or the utilitarian frameworks. Initial Post: Consider the deontological argument and the utilitarian arguments presented in the required readings for this week. Now consider Hypertension in pregnant women. Are there any conflicts between either of the ethical schools of thought with regards to your planned interventions? Classmate Response #1: Find a student who selected an issue different from your own. Consider the impact of positive rights versus negative rights. Are there any serious ethical concerns with any public health intervention selected…

Introduction: This week, you explored what Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs) and Community Health Assessments (CHAs) look like in the field. You also explored some guidance provided by professional organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Association of City and County Health Officials (NACCHO). The next step is to evaluate what your recommendations have been for your portfolio project and compare that to what your community is doing to address the issue. Initial Post: Find your community’s state or county County Health Assessment (CHA) and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). You can do this by typing your county name along with the search terms with Community Health Assessment or Community Health Improvement plan. What were similarities between your critical thinking portfolio assignment and your community’s CHIP and CHA. Did you identify similar issues and make similar recommendations? Classmate Response #1: Find a…

Please briefly describe the role of HIT in the nation.’s evolving health care system and value-based care.