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Benchmark – community teaching plan: community teaching work plan | NRS-428VN-0502

The Community Teaching Workplan Proposal

Create a proposal for an educational series for your local community, using any of the four following topics.

Primary Prevention/Health Promotion Secondary Prevention/Screenings for a Vulnerable Population Bioterrorism/Disaster Environmental Issues

1. The proposed community teaching topic: Health Promotion/Primary Prevention
2. The target audience is adults with high blood tension
3. Location: Community center
4. Date and Time: Saturday, May 14th, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
5. Teaching method: Interactive seminar using PowerPoint presentations, group discussion, and practical activities
6. Learner Objectives

• What is high blood pressure? Identify its definition and the risk factors.
• Learn how to reduce high blood tension by making lifestyle changes
• Learn how to monitor your blood pressure and manage it yourself
• Discover the support and resources that are available for managing blood pressure.

7. Topics covered include:

• What is high blood pressure?
• Diet, exercise, stress reduction, and quitting smoking are all part of a healthy lifestyle.
• Useful tools and techniques for measuring blood pressure
• Side effects of medications
• Support and resources available in the community, such as clinics, pharmacies and support groups

8. Rationale:

The condition of high blood pressure affects millions in the United States. It is common and can be prevented. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one out of three Americans has high blood tension. However, only half are able control their condition. High blood tension is associated with heart disease and stroke. It can also lead to kidney disease. Lifestyle modifications such as stress management and healthy eating can prevent or control high blood tension. This series of educational materials is designed to give adults the skills, knowledge and resources they need to effectively manage their blood-pressure and to improve their health.

9. Evaluation Method

• Pre-test and post-test surveys to assess participants’ knowledge and attitudes about high blood pressure and its management
• Observation of participants’ participation and engagement during the seminar
• Participants can fill out a feedback form to give their suggestions or comments about the seminar

10. Community Health Provider

Invite a registered or nurse practitioner to participate in the seminar. She will provide more information about blood pressure control and additional resources.