The ability to keep a community free of diseases is a hefty task. As a result of the challenges associated with the proper management of community health, effective interventions and health practices will come a long way in mitigating and managing the associated effects. In the present age, hospitals no longer shoulder sole responsibility of maintaining health and creating interventions for the community. Thus, the shift from hospital to community gave room to community health providers, government and personal measures who guide protect rather than render treatment.

Interventions

Community nurses are responsible for initiating interventions based on risk factors such as obesity and even unhealthy food intake. The first step is raising awareness of obesity risks and other cardiovascular, which will, in turn, increase knowledge among community members. More information means that people will be able to prevent, manage, and rehabilitate themselves even without the help of caregivers. Informational outreach or campaigns make use articles, social and traditional media. Campaigns go hand in hand with educating people about cardiovascular diseases. Besides, Personal education assists eradicate risky health behaviors consequently reducing obesity risk factors within a community.

Secondly, creating an environment that supports the application of health interventions. Putting up cardiac laboratories within reach of community members will provide regular services to people suffering from obesity diseases. More so, nurses can establish a constant connection with a member of the community to assess any progress and any emerging issues. For example, physiological evaluations of body weight can inform nurses of the next intervention and best diagnostic methodology. The government should improve health policies so that it can prioritize and subsidize obesity related services among community members. At a personal level, each person take initiative and change their lifestyles based on medical guidelines provided by health workers. In the end, everyone gets a chance to increase their will power against obesity disorder and purposely live a healthy lifestyle away from the heavy nutrients foods.

Health workers can set up workshops for educating communities on the best possible ways of handling heart attacks at home. The workshop is a simple way of establishing a constant presence in the community. More so, emphasizing patients with critical heart attack and stroke issues will assist nurses to assess and develop preventive measures from worsening.

Advanced technologies in almost all industries have increasingly continued to play a significant role in increasing awareness on obesity and its causes. Such advancements have resulted in a change in lifestyle, which has catalyzed increasing the number of affected individuals. In this regard, coming up with effective strategies of managing the increasingly dominant lifestyle change with the aim of modifying behavior. For instance, people should stop eating junk food and embrace healthy diets.

            In summary obesity and its associated risks are predictable. Therefore, healthcare practitioners have a responsibility of coming up with a holistic and effective approach to dealing with the health-related challenges both at home and in hospitals. Campaigning and educating helps people manage their health status and change lifestyle for the better.