Analyze and describe the strengths and weaknesses of the aggregate.

For this Capstone project, I will be analyzing the aggregate strengths and weaknesses of a rural agricultural community in Northern California. In order to assess the health risks specific to this community, I will then complete a risk assessment for one family residing within it.

Mobilize:
The first step in assessing an aggregate is mobilizing resources and building partnerships with key stakeholders such as local agencies, healthcare providers and other relevant organizations. In my chosen rural agricultural community, there are limited resources available and many barriers due to geographic isolation including lack of access to healthcare services, food insecurity and poverty. This mobilization process should include identifying key partners that can facilitate access to reliable resources necessary for addressing health concerns in this region.

Assess:
In order to accurately assess any given aggregate or population it is important to consider both individual level factors such as lifestyle choices/habits, physical environment (i.e. availability of clean water) economic issues (i.e., employment status) etc., as well as collective factors like local infrastructure, public safety features available etc.. Additionally one must understand the cultural context under which these families live so that meaningful interventions based on their values can be provided if needed.

To effectively assess the potential health risks facing residents of my chosen aggregate community I completed individual patient assessments on members of one resident family using Friedman’s Short Model which provides a comprehensive framework for obtaining further information about how individuals living in certain environments might benefit from modifications or changes along with what actions may mitigate existing risks they face at home or within their social networks.

From the Risk assessment results it was found that all family members were relatively healthy but had some significant lifestyle related issues such as high-fat diets coupled with low levels of physical activity associated primarily with sedentary lifestyles (as most members spent majority their time indoors). They also exhibited signs of poverty including inadequate clothing, poor sanitation practices due increased overcrowding exacerbated by financial constraints making improvements difficult if not impossible . Issues were also found related residence location close major highways resulting higher than average pollution levels thereby increasing risk certain illnesses secondary exposure toxins like carbon monoxide from vehicle emissions . Risk was found increase further because household did not have central heating system instead relying wood burning stoves located each bedroom exposing occupants greater risk smoke inhalation from faulty exhaust systems . Lastly , there appeared deficiencies primary care although visits hospital considered norm rather than exception signifying lack preventive measures being taken remain healthy .

Plan: The goal when creating action plans should be focused on outlining strategies aimed at improving quality life among vulnerable populations through equitable interventions tailored meet direct needs those living area while targeting underlying structural inequalities causing economic hardship allowing people stay safe maintain good overall health outcomes across lifespan . With regards particular case , recommendations included increasing intake fresh fruits vegetables pairing them smaller portions unhealthy processed foods buying clothes appropriate temperatures utilizing energy efficient portable space heaters rather than wood burning stoves seeking medical attention regularly taking preventative steps avoid environmental hazards i e limiting outdoor activities times day when traffic pollution highest educating way easily recognize signs symptoms common illness timely diagnosis treatment wellness programs designed specifically address needs underserved communities addressing underlying complex social determinants such educational achievement housing security access transportation mental care.

Implement : For successful implementation plan need devise ways ensure each component properly carried out develop sustainable long term solutions reducing disparities equity health outcomes prevention management chronic conditions ensure adequate follow up ensuring households gain knowledge skills necessary combating presented challenges course providing support connections accessible resources allow adhere plan diagnose manage illnesses prevent exacerbations prior conditions formulating indicators track evaluate effectiveness program possible adverse effects implementing proposed initiatives .

Track : Finally once implemented plan provide feedback make any needed modifications ideas generated during brainstorming session together monitoring evaluating outcome monitor progress towards objectives actively participate subjects achieving goals addition build trust credibility encourage involvement participation reach conclusions more accurately determine success initiative analyze data collected adjust priorities alertness effective elements implement various stages avoid pitfalls lag times Community “As Client Assessment Analysis ” Nursing Community Edition 4th.