1 Preventative services Immunisation, cervical screening, Developmental surveillance 2 Preventative health Substance use education education in schools 3 Preventative health Fluoridation of water protection supplies 4 Health education for Lobbying for preventative health fluoridation or seatbelt education legislation 5 Positive health Work with young people education to develop positive 6 Positive health Smoking bans in public protection 7 Health education aimed Lobbying for a ban on at positive health tobacco advertising or protection smoking bans in pubs Primary prevention - which is an attempt to eliminate the possibility of getting a disease, for example making people aware of risks that are linked to smoking, poor diet, no exercise and so fourth. An example of making people aware of risks of certain health issues is within schooling and education. By talking to the children, creating poster, leaflets, hand outs and so on making children aware of the risks of smoking, drinking, drugs etc and this could make an impact on the Childs life at a young age. Secondary prevention - which addresses those people identified as being in the early stages of a disease, usually through early detection and symptoms. The action for this focuses on addressing the underlying causes, in order to alleviate any further symptoms. A nurse can carry out a
1 Preventative services Immunisation, cervical screening, Developmental surveillance 2 Preventative health education Substance use education in schools 3 Preventative health protection Fluoridation of water supplies 4 Health education for preventative health education Lobbying for fluoridation or seatbelt legislation 5 Positive health education Work with young people to develop positive 6 Positive health protection Smoking bans in public 7 Health education aimed at positive health protection Lobbying for a ban on tobacco advertising or smoking bans in pubs Primary prevention - which is an attempt to eliminate the possibility of getting a disease, for example making people aware of risks that are linked to smoking, poor diet, no exercise and so fourth. An example of making people aware of risks of certain health issues is within schooling and education. By talking to the children, creating poster, leaflets, hand outs and so on making children aware of the risks of smoking, drinking, drugs etc and this could make an impact on the Childs life at a young age. Secondary prevention - which addresses those people identified as being in the early stages of a disease, usually through early detection and symptoms. The action for this focuses on addressing the underlying causes, in order to alleviate any further symptoms. A nurse can carry out a
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