Health Promotion Model Theoretically Used in Future Practice In future practice

Health Promotion Model Theoretically Used in Future Practice In future practice

Health Promotion Model Theoretically

Used in Future Practice In future practice, the theoretical framework guiding the concept of interest, perceived barrier to action, suggest that nurses who possess the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities to implement smoke cessation interventions will provide these interventions to patients as they encounter them. Per Gonzalo (2023), theoretical evidence has the potential to improve decision- making, professionalism, and the quality of care. This theoretical framework will serve as a blueprint for the execution of smoke cessation during nurses' interactions with patients. Health Promotion Model Potential Practice Questions Improving nursing competence and comfort providing smoking cessation will improve the quality of life in the smoker population. A potential practice question was formulated utilizing the Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, and Time (PICOT) method. Does improved nursing competence and confidence via training in providing smoking cessation initiative lead to increased likelihood of quitting in six months among smoking populations when

4 compared to no nurse training? This potential practice question is valuable as it addresses the concept of interest, perceived barriers to action. Conclusion In conclusion, Pender's HPM has been used as a guide to explore what motivates individuals to engage in health promoting behaviors. The concept of interest focused on this paper are individual characteristics, behavior-specific cognition and affect, and behavioral outcomes. When it comes to smoke cessation, it is important to examine perceived barriers to action from patient perspective but also from nursing perspective. A potential barrier to action from nursing perspective, which is concept of interest, has been discussed in this paper. These concepts were born out of nursing theory which inevitably supports nursing practice.