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bobthebuilder · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

A program is being developed to collaborate with local law enforcement to conduct a gun safety awareness program that includes handgun issues. This is a health promotion strategy for a partnership at what level?

A) School
B) Community
C) Parents
D) Teachers

Question 2

What would be a health promotion strategy for school-aged children and their families that could be implemented that would involve the community?

A) Have a community parade celebrating being drug free.
B) Conduct a survey to assess student opinion and food preferences for school lunches.
C) Perform a plate waste study to determine what children are eating in school.
D) Stuff payroll envelopes with health promotion material.

TINA · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Ans: B
Involving the neighboring community in health promotion programs can benefit school-aged children and their families, as well as members of the surrounding community. Health promotion strategies involving the community may include collaboration with local law enforcement to conduct a gun safety awareness program, including handgun issues.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: A
An example of a health promotion strategy involving the community is to involve school-aged children in a community parade celebrating being drug free. Nutrition awareness can occur if a school meal program is not healthy; form an ad hoc committee to study the problem. The committee should consist of students, parents, the public health/school nurse, cafeteria personnel, representatives of the faculty and administration, and a dietitian. It can include conducting a survey to assess student opinion and food preferences and doing a plate waste study to determine what children are actually eating. A health promotion strategy that can be used with groups such as teachers or staff in a school setting is stuffing payroll envelopes with health promotion material.