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Several notable wildfires have ripped through California over the past several years, leading to the loss of land, buildings, jobs, and lives.

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The environmental theory involves altering the patient’s environment to meet their needs (Petiprin, 2020).
Nursing intervention: Provide families of children in areas impacted by wildfires with a stipend for the purchase of HEPA air filters for their homes to reduce symptoms associated with exposure to wildfire smoke (Holm et al., 2021).

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1. Create and implement a monitoring system through the California Department of Public Health to track the number of families who currently own a HEPA air filter and who are in need of a HEPA air filter for their home by the end of 2021.
2. By the end of 2022, supply at least 80% of families in need of a HEPA air filter with a stipend through the California Department of Public Health for the purchase of a HEPA air filter for their home.

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Determinants of health:

Genetics: weakened immune systems, preexisting respiratory conditions.

Physical environment: living in areas with higher particulate matter exposure.

Personal health practices: whether pre-existing respiratory conditions are controlled or not; use of preventive measures.

Distribution:

Amount of particulate exposure in community of residence

Amount of particulate exposure in home, school, and other indoor establishments.

(Reid et al., 2016)

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United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal #15

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United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal #15

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The U.N.'s goal of sustainable management of forests by reducing wildfires could lead to reductions in inhaled particulate matter from wildfires and the resulting respiratory complications in children (United Nations, 2015).