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Assessment 4: Health Promotion Plan (Script)
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Health Promotion Plan:
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Dear members of the Detroit community,
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I am honored to speak with you today about a crucial topic – immunization. Our health
promotion plan centers on this issue, recognizing its essential role in safeguarding our
collective well-being, especially for our children. This tailored approach has been
carefully crafted to meet the specific needs of low-income and minority families in
Detroit, Michigan. We understand the challenges posed by limited resources when it
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comes to accessing healthcare for your children and yourselves.

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Health Promotion Plan - Immunization Enhancement Initiative:
Immunizations are vital throughout life, offering lifelong protection against various
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diseases. Our health promotion plan focuses on key objectives: Parents often face
obstacles in ensuring their children receive timely vaccinations due to work schedules
and transportation issues. We aim to provide strategies to address these challenges,
such as scheduling vaccinations during non-working hours, organizing carpooling, or
utilizing public transportation. Misinformation about vaccines is a significant barrier. We
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aim to educate you about common misconceptions and provide evidence-based
information to dispel myths.
As part of our plan, we aim to empower you with knowledge about local healthcare
resources. While healthcare costs can be daunting, there are affordable immunization
options available in our community. Following an immunization schedule can be difficult
without proper planning. We will assist you in creating a personalized immunization
plan, helping you understand when, where, and how to get vaccinated. Knowledge is
crucial. By providing information and tools, you will feel confident in making decisions
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about your family's health. Vaccines are our first line of defense against diseases. Let's
protect ourselves and our community through immunization.
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Risk Factors of Lack of Immunization:
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Several factors contribute to lower immunization rates, including geographical location,
transportation barriers, and financial constraints. Lack of knowledge or misinformation,
as well as beliefs and attitudes towards vaccines, can also impact immunization rates.
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Efficient healthcare systems and adequate vaccine supply are essential for higher
immunization rates.
Misconceptions Related to Immunization:

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Misconceptions about immunization can lead to vaccine hesitancy. Common myths

include the belief that vaccines cause the diseases they prevent, concerns about
vaccine safety and side effects, and misconceptions about vaccine ingredients.
Scientific evidence disproves these myths, highlighting the importance of accurate
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information about vaccines.
Solutions to Address These Immunization Concerns:

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Effective strategies to increase immunization rates include establishing mobile

vaccination clinics, public awareness campaigns, providing vaccines at little to no cost,
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building partnerships with community organizations, utilizing electronic records for

reminders, and implementing policies endorsing vaccination.
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SMART Goals Making:
Participants will establish SMART goals aligned with Healthy People 2030 objectives.
SMART goals ensure a structured approach to achieving desired outcomes. Customized
to our immunization campaign, SMART goals guide our actions effectively.
Agreed-Upon SMART Goals with Participants:
1. Participants will identify strategies to coordinate immunization appointments
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effectively around work schedules and transportation barriers.
2. Participants will devise concise responses to common vaccine misconceptions
to counter hesitancy in their community.
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3. Participants will identify local healthcare resources offering affordable
immunization services.
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Bailey, R. R. (2019). Goal setting and action planning for health behavior change. American
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CDC. (2021, November 22). Develop SMART Objectives.

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Decouttere, C., De Boeck, K., & Vandaele, N. (2021). Advancing sustainable development goals
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through immunization: A literature review. Globalization and Health, 17(1).
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Assessment 4: Health Promotion Plan (Script)

comes to accessing healthcare for your children and yourselves.

Health Promotion Plan - Immunization Enhancement Initiative:

Misconceptions Related to Immunization:

Misconceptions about immunization can lead to vaccine hesitancy. Common myths

information about vaccines.

Solutions to Address These Immunization Concerns:

Effective strategies to increase immunization rates include establishing mobile

building partnerships with community organizations, utilizing electronic records for

Agreed-Upon SMART Goals with Participants:

1. Participants will identify strategies to coordinate immunization appointments

CDC. (2021, November 22). Develop SMART Objectives.

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