Primary Health Care Strategy and Health Promotion Initiatives – A Nursing Perspective

Vision and Key Directions of the Primary Health Care Strategy (2001)

The Primary Health Care Strategy (Ministry of Health, 2001) sets the direction for the future development of Primary health care. Task one: Discuss the vision and key directions of the Primary Health Care Strategy (2001). Select another strategy/plan from the list below and evaluate how that strategy/plan contributes to the current development of primary health care in Aotearoa/New Zealand.  Ala Mo’ui Pathways to Pacific Health and Wellbeing 2014-2018 Healthy Aging Strategy 2016  He Korowai Oranga: M?ori health Strategy 2014 (revised) Living Well with Diabetes 2015 – 2020 Task two: Identify a modifiable risk factor (MRF) which contributes to the development and/or progression of a specific health condition. Discuss contemporary health promotion initiatives/action plans intended to address this MRF from a nursing perspective within the primary health care context. Task three: Discuss strategies for self-management and self-management support Registered Nurses in primary health care would implement to address the healthcare needs of individuals, family/wh?nau and community groups who are impacted by the specific health condition selected in Task 2.