Public health nurse's Role in Lung Cancer Prevention and Management in the UK -- 2
Budget: £50 – £60 GBP
I am developing a 3000(+/-10) word report in form of an essay that critically discusses and evaluates nursing’s contributions to the prevention and management of chronic lung cancer within the context of public health in the United Kingdom. The focus of the report will be on environmental and occupational risk factors, lifestyle modifications like smoking cessation, and the significance of early detection and screening programs. Additionally, an in-depth analysis of the integration of upstream nursing approaches to both the prevention and management of lung cancer will be provided.
The report will emphasize public health nursing strategies for prevention, such as upstream interventions, alongside the vital roles nurses play in supporting and managing patients living with this condition. Special attention will be given to how these efforts integrate with broader public health and health promotion principles to improve outcomes for individuals affected by chronic lung cancer. This project seeks well-rounded insights and solutions rooted in practical nursing expertise and public health frameworks in the UK.
Your report should create academic argument aimed at convincing a potential decision maker
about the nurse’s contribution to public health, applied to a chosen preventable long-term condition, with recommendations for the future. The report should:
• critically analyse and evaluate values, theory, concepts and principles of public health and health promotion and the global and social context that influences health applied to the long-term condition
• critically discuss the epidemiology of the long-term condition and explanations for identified health inequalities
• critically analyse and evaluate, in the context of public health, the nursing contribution to ‘going more upstream’ and its application to the long-term condition.
• critically discuss and evaluate the contribution of approaches to prevent chronic ill health and promote the health and wellbeing of individuals living with the long-term condition. This should include a critique of concepts of health and how different models of health underpin different ways of working to improve health.
• the challenges nurses may encounter in contributing to public health and their implications. The challenges should logically emerge from the argument crafted in the report.
• make two recommendations that propose ways to strengthen the nursing contribution to public health, applied to the long-term condition. They should emerge from the challenges identified and be nursing focused, realistic, specific and actionable.
The words count should be used purposefully. The following is for guidance only:
• Introduction – 150 words
• body – 2500 words
• conclusion – 250 words
• Recommendations – 100 words
• reference list - no word limit
Do not use the headings, introduction, body and conclusion in your work.
Additionally, coventry university APA 7th edition should be employed for both in text citations and referencing list with a minimum of 40 references.
The report, written in an essay format, is a formal document and should look professional.
Your work should be presented in Microsoft Word or a compatible format (not PDF)
Line spacing - one and a half or double spaced
Paragraph spacing – one clear line between each paragraph, or more if double spaced
Font type and size - 12, Arial or Times New Roman
Surround margins - should be at least 2.5 cm (1”)
Referencing materials need to be within 3-5 years range.
The work needs to be ready by 24th october,2025.
The report will emphasize public health nursing strategies for prevention, such as upstream interventions, alongside the vital roles nurses play in supporting and managing patients living with this condition. Special attention will be given to how these efforts integrate with broader public health and health promotion principles to improve outcomes for individuals affected by chronic lung cancer. This project seeks well-rounded insights and solutions rooted in practical nursing expertise and public health frameworks in the UK.
Your report should create academic argument aimed at convincing a potential decision maker
about the nurse’s contribution to public health, applied to a chosen preventable long-term condition, with recommendations for the future. The report should:
• critically analyse and evaluate values, theory, concepts and principles of public health and health promotion and the global and social context that influences health applied to the long-term condition
• critically discuss the epidemiology of the long-term condition and explanations for identified health inequalities
• critically analyse and evaluate, in the context of public health, the nursing contribution to ‘going more upstream’ and its application to the long-term condition.
• critically discuss and evaluate the contribution of approaches to prevent chronic ill health and promote the health and wellbeing of individuals living with the long-term condition. This should include a critique of concepts of health and how different models of health underpin different ways of working to improve health.
• the challenges nurses may encounter in contributing to public health and their implications. The challenges should logically emerge from the argument crafted in the report.
• make two recommendations that propose ways to strengthen the nursing contribution to public health, applied to the long-term condition. They should emerge from the challenges identified and be nursing focused, realistic, specific and actionable.
The words count should be used purposefully. The following is for guidance only:
• Introduction – 150 words
• body – 2500 words
• conclusion – 250 words
• Recommendations – 100 words
• reference list - no word limit
Do not use the headings, introduction, body and conclusion in your work.
Additionally, coventry university APA 7th edition should be employed for both in text citations and referencing list with a minimum of 40 references.
The report, written in an essay format, is a formal document and should look professional.
Your work should be presented in Microsoft Word or a compatible format (not PDF)
Line spacing - one and a half or double spaced
Paragraph spacing – one clear line between each paragraph, or more if double spaced
Font type and size - 12, Arial or Times New Roman
Surround margins - should be at least 2.5 cm (1”)
Referencing materials need to be within 3-5 years range.
The work needs to be ready by 24th october,2025.