The newsletter needs to include at least three references. Case studies provide valuable information regarding solutions that might work in other communities facing the same problems. In the field of public health, this is evidence-based practice.
Imagine you are part of an advocacy group in your community Brooklyn, New york that is addressing a specific environmental health issue, such as air pollution Using a case study from Luke, D. A., Hammond, R. A., Combs, T., Sorg, A., Kasman, M., Mack-Crane, A., Ribisl,
K. M., & Henriksen, L. (2017). Tobacco town: Computational modeling of policy options
to reduce tobacco retailer density. American Journal of Public Health, 107(5), 740–746.
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create a community newsletter that includes the following:
This is a brief summary of the environmental health problem your advocacy group is attempting to address. Include evidence of why this is an issue in your community (statistics, research by local governmental and/or non-governmental agencies, information from news outlets, etc.).
Describe the solution used in the case study you chose (implementation of new laws, regulations, policy and/or programs that could help address your chosen community health problem).
Integrate the solution in the case study into a new law, regulation, policy and/or program that would address the problem in your community.
Discuss why the evidence-based solution you chose is right for your community.
The newsletter needs to include at least three references. Case studies provide
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