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The goal that stuck out to me the most was goal number three, which consist of making sure of healthy lives and promoting the well being for all ages (UN, 2015). This is the best way to making sure that people have more access to physicians for their health care needs (UN, 2015). Nurses can ensure that people can come to the clinic for vaccinations for free and also make sure to get health check-ups by the physicians who are available. Nurses can provide the public with health fair or even public clinics to get vaccinations for the patient and for the entire community. Vaccines protect the children from serious illnesses and complications that go along with each disease which means we are giving them a higher chance for survival. Through education, we are able to decrease child mortality since they are our future. Nurses educating our elderly in regards to yearly flu vaccinations along with those who are over 65 can take the pneumococcal vaccine can be helpful for the community
Answer: The promotion of the healthcare for all the ages requires major efforts and the nurses can ensure to provide better healthcare opportunities to provide quality of care to the patients along with the community and population. Nurses can provide the public with health fair or even public clinics to get vaccinations for the patient and for the entire community. Vaccines protect the children from serious illnesses and complications that go along with each disease which means we are giving them a higher chance for survival.
Although vaccination provides a kind of prevention from the diseases but most of the parents are not sending their child for vaccination and hence children become more prone to the communicable disease. How to convince parents for the vaccination?
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