Comparison of Learning Session content and Best Practices in line with Healthy People 2030 Capella 4050 Assessment 4

Comparison of Learning Session content and Best Practices in line with Healthy People 2030

Healthy People 2030 provides multiple evidence-based resources on COPD. one of which is highlighting the awareness of COPD in following groups: people with COPD and their families, people with COPD risk factors, health professionals (especially primary care providers) by collaborating with appropriate partners to develop educational resources or by collaborating with health organizations to communicate current standards of diagnosis, including spirometry use and treatment options for COPD. 

Healthy People 2030 also deems it important to work on smoking cessation to improve COPD patients’ health and decrease the progression of disease. Hence, the best practices in providing care for COPD patients involve educating them and providing them with a variety of techniques to deal with the issue. In place of this, the NIH’s National Action Plan for COPD comes in with a holistic view on how to educate and come up with the best practices to cure or alleviate the disease and provide a healthy lifestyle to patients with COPD. 

Conclusion

Consequently , Considering the Patient Centered Approach, a final care coordination plan about the COPD patients can bring drastic improvement in patients’ health. All health-professionals can successfully coordinate to bring out this betterment in COPD patients and improve their quality living. Grasping ample knowledge about the limitations of systems, services and other considerations related to COPD patients’ health, specific interventions using common resources can be made and decrease the progression of COPD. Health policies implications for COPD patients also helps in improving patients’ condition. Ethical considerations while making a plan has to be followed strictly to not disrespect the patients’ values and morals. 

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