HEALTH ASSESSMENT TOOL

[Audio] HEALTH ASSESSMENT TOOL Brian Dziak American Sentinel College of Nursing Sim436 March 16, 2023.

[Audio] Population: Minority Pediatrics ( birth – 18 years of age) in the United States. Minority Groups focused on: Hispanic and black populations. Health Risk = Obesity Minority Pediatric populations are at an increased risk for obesity.

[Audio] Childhood Obesity = Increased health problems Childhood obesity = increased rate of Adult Obesity Learning Challenges: Increased Poverty = limited access & Educational Challenges.

[Audio] Develop a game that helps children. develop a healthy relationship with food. Allows children and their parents understand the impact of food and consequences of our choices. Research shows that children learn best with their parents, co- using apps (Castro, 2019).

[Audio] Critical Thinking allows children to track, learn and monitor their food and their intake of their foods. Creating a health relationship with food to help promote a healthy lifestyle well into their adulthood. Technology has increased the reduction of childhood obesity through tele-health. Being able to have appointments with at risk youth without having to find rides of way to the doctor's office allows children to have regular visits to better their health and decrease their risk of obesity caused illnesses. Telehealth has allowed parents to be more active and participate in their child's care compared to in-person visits (Spring, 2021).

[Audio] Nursing Impact: Increased face-to-face time with patients Workflow Management if Nursing Workflow is improved = Better Patient Outcomes Engaging Nurses – Engaging satisfied patients Decreased human error (Avant, 2019) Patient Outcomes:.

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