How does this relate to nursing practice?

Nursing is at the heart of healthcare delivery. Nurses promote preventive care, educate communities, and provide frontline support in hospitals and clinics. They play a vital role in managing chronic illnesses, improving maternal and child health, and promoting mental health—core components of SDG 3.

What populations are most affected?

Vulnerable populations such as children, pregnant women, the elderly, and people living in poverty are most affected due to limited access to healthcare, education, and proper nutrition.

What nursing interventions align with this SDG?

Providing health education on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention

Supporting vaccination campaigns and antenatal care

Advocating for equal access to healthcare services

Monitoring chronic illnesses and providing community-based care

Relation to Nursing: Nurses promote health, prevent disease, and provide essential care, especially in underserved areas.

Most Affected Populations: Low-income groups, rural communities, women, children, and people with chronic illnesses.

Nursing Interventions:

• Health education

• Vaccinations

• Disease screening

• Care coordination

• Advocacy for healthcare access

Goal:
Ensure good health and well-being for everyone, reduce disease, and improve access to healthcare.

Nursing Practice:
Nurses care for patients, educate on health, promote mental well-being, and advocate for better healthcare.

Most Affected Populations:

• Mothers and children

• Low-income groups

• Older adults

• People with disabilities

• Conflict or disaster-affected communities

• Those with mental health issues

Nursing Actions:

• Care for mothers and babies

• Provide vaccines and health checks

• Support chronic disease management

• Offer mental health support

• Promote healthy living

• Help control infectious diseases.

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Nursing interventions that aligns with this SDG includes health educating the patients, following up on their care, protecting and promoting their health at all times.

Populations affected are mostly those living in rural areas who have no access to quality healthcare.

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women, children and elderly people are most affected population

• The most affected populations are children, old age people, people with low income as well as people who live in rural areas.

• Some interventions for this might be providing good health education, vaccination programs at local level, maternal and child health care, and through community outreach programs.

SDG3 is related to nursing because nurses provides direct care to patients. Their work directly supports the goal of making sure everyone has access to good health.

The most affected ones are poor families, people with chronic illness, elderly people, communities with limited access to doctors or hospitals.

Nursing interventions for these can be providing health education, vaccinations campaigns, community care and home visits, infection control, emergency first aid.

By choosing this goal,nurses fulfill mutiple roles in varilus settings and care for all the age groups,and continuosly improve the safety measures throughout the surrounding.

The mostly affected populations are low socio-economic status,illiterate and poverty.

Lastly,the nursing intervention for this is to provide health teaching.

Nurses play a crucial role in assessing nutritional status, providing education on healthy diets, supporting maternal and child nutrition, and identifying signs of malnutrition.

The population most affected areUnder 5 years children mostly ,Pregnant women aand elderly people.

The nursing intervention align with this zero hunger are to provide health education on balanced diets and breastfeeding and nutritional supplements assessment.

1. SDG 1

2. No poverty

3. BAME Groups

I would need to work with the communities to identify the areas most affecting them and how they think they can be assisted, liaise with the relevant Authorities with evidence based research informing them on ways to best tackle poverty in these communities.

Relation to nursing practice... nurses are in a position to educate and interven for good health and well being of the people also provision of quality care with both local and modern means

most affected population.... the poor and the ignorant

nurses role....health education, offering quality care and advocating

The SDG goal is Good health and wellbeing. This is related to Nursing practice because it is concerned about to health. There are lots of population are affected by this problem mostly are children and older people.

The Nursing intervention along with this SDG is providing education about the disease, promoting the health awareness and prevention from the disease by screening the patients and supporting them.

2- It affects in nursing practice in following ways

• Limited access to care

• Lack of resources

• Lack of proper facilities like vaccine

• Lack of awareness

  
  

3- It usually effects

• older people

• Children

• Single household

  4 - Nursing intervention

• School health nursing

• Creating awareness in children

• Advocating for availability of proper health reach

  
  

  
  

  
  

Populations Most Affected:

-Underserved communities

-Rural populations

-Individuals with chronic conditions

-Marginalized groups (e.g., low-income, racial minorities)

oues2: promote health , prevent disease , preventing communicable diseases .

Oues 3:vulnerable people such as children , aged people , due to lack of nutrion and lack of availability of vaccinations

Nursing Interventions : promote health well brieng, health education vaccinations

2. it is related to nursing practice as they assess nutritional status, promote health condition, addressing the social determinants

3.most affected population are children, pregnant women, elderly people, people with chronic illness

4. nutritional assessment, education, programs, maternal and child health services

Question 2= Nurse educate communities on hygiene and helps to prevent waterborne diseases like diarrhoea.

Question 3= Mostly people from rural or poor areas with unsafe drinking water and no sanitation facilities.

Question 4= Nursing interventions=1) =Teaching handwashing and hygiene , 2) =Promoting safe water practices , 3) =Identifying and treating water related illnesses.

Nurses play a key role by assessing nutritional status, educating patients, and advocating for access to healthy food. Populations like children, the elderly, low-income families.

Nursing interventions include screening for food insecurity, educating communities on nutrition, partnering with food programs, and supporting policy changes for better food access.

= Poverty leads to lack of ascess to health care. It is also directly linked with nutriention, education, hygiene. This will affect in health promotion and disease prevention as well .

3. Most affected population will be people homeless people, low income workers

4. Nursing intervention:

Health education

Use of available resources

Collaboration with other institutions and organizations

Involving locals and government

Salina Manandhar

The SDGs no (4) Quality Education.

The quality education is related to effectively nursing practice. As, quality education prepare nurses to deliver high standard care, ensure patients safety, make them able to think critically and help them to follow evidence based practice.

Children and low income families are the most affected.

The nursing intervention that align with quality education are:

1.Quality education to patient.

2.Health promotion.

3. Continues learning

Nurses are essential for achieving this through direct care, prevention, education, advocacy,and improving access.

Women , children,low income population,those with communicable and non communicable disease

Nurse align with SDG 3 by providing care, promoting health, preventing disease,and advocating for policies that improve health for all.

Its usually effects older people, children, low income, pregnant women.

The first goal of SDG 3 is to promote health for every individuals of all vulnerable groups .

How does this relate to nursing practice?

Nurses promote, preventive, therapeutic care, promoting mental health of SDG 3.

What populations are most affected?

Vulnerable groups such as children, pregnant women, the elderly

What nursing interventions align with this SDG?

health education on proper hygiene environment , diet, and prevention of disease , safety precautions, vaccination , community participations in making the environment clean

and other educations related to health

Nursing intervention

Creating awareness to the society on importance of pulling resource together aiming at improving health

Provisions of nursing services for instance medication administration, monitoring of vital signs

2 As nurses promote health, prevent disease and providing care to improve the overall health.

3 children, low income communities, rural population, elderly.

4 Health education, assessment, advocacy, collaboration, vaccination.

1. Poverty

2. It relates to Nursing practice in the sense that people who are unable to afford good food eventually end up malnourished and ill. Lack of money can also be a factor of people are unable to afford transport to and from the Hospital and this can prevent prompt healthcare delivery.

3. People who reside in rural areas and unemployed.

4.Provide community Nursing services in various areas and at people’s homes to help those who are unable to afford and go.to the hospital. Provide health education and awareness on services available.Provide healthcare services to people.

Oues 3:vulnerable people such as children , aged people , due to lack of nutrion and lack of availability of vaccinations

Nursing Interventions : promote health well brieng, health education vaccinations

Peoples having lack of resources, healthcare infrastructure and unable to access health care education are mostly affected.

Some nursing intervention such as providing health education( boiling river water ,proper handwashing technique) , and hydrating management such as providing ORS and hydrate the body .

Sirisa Tamang

Relate to Nursing:

Ensuring a Skilled Nursing workforce

Promoting Lifelong Learning

Addressing Health Disparities

Population most effect

Children and youth in poverty

girls and women

children with displaced

SDG3

The goal is to prevent needless suffering from preventable diseases and premature death by focusing on key targets that boost the health of a countrys overall population.

Nursing play a crucial role in achieving this goal by providing health services,promoting healthy lifestyles,and advocating for improved health outcomes.

Affected population includes children, maternal, adolescents

A key nursing intervention alingning with this is patient education and health promotion.

The SDG goal I would put forward is to ensure good health and well-being (3)

How does this relate to nursing practice?

Nurses play a critical part in ensuring a patient's health and wellbeing is up to standards by implementing interventions according to a personalized outcome.

What populations are most affected?

Populations with low income and financial instability with limited access to healthcare resources and services are more affected by declined health and wellbeing.

What nursing interventions align with this SDG

Health promotion through creating awareness in the vulnerable communities and health education for target groups.

Routine assessments and monitoring

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This case highlights the challenges and efforts related to SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being in a low-resource setting. Lina’s severe dehydration from diarrhoea shows how poor access to clean water, limited healthcare services, and lack of health education affect child health. The rural clinic, though under-resourced, plays a vital role in providing care, showing progress toward universal health coverage. This case reflects the need for better sanitation, health education, and infrastructure to meet SDG 3 goals and reduce preventable illness and deaths in vulnerable communities.

3) The nursing intervention allign with SDG3 are:

- promoting overall well being.

-immunization campaign.

-Preventing communicable disease

-Conducting various awarness program related to health education.

-Child and maternal care.

-Infection prevention and control.

-Community outreach.

-Advocacy and policy engagement.

2.Provide health education ,deliver frontline care in hospitals and communities and monitor chronic condition and support mental health condition.

3.Low Income communities, rural population

4.Health education ,assessment ,Collaboration, vaccination .

This goal relates to nursing practice through healthcare infrastructure development, health technology and research .

The most affected populations which include rural, low-income populations with limited access to quality healthcare

Nursing interventions which include provide more information regarding SDGs 9, utilizing health technologies like telemedicine and participating research and development, like this nurses can improve healthcare access, quality and outcomes.

2.This goal directly aligns with the core mission of nursing: providing holistic, patient-centered care to improve health. Nurses play a vital role in health promotion, diseaseprevention,patient ecucation and advocacy.

3.Vulnerable populations such as children, pregnant women, the elderly, indivuduals living in poverty, and those in rural areas are most affected. These groups often face barriers to healthcare access and are at higher risk for preventable diseases and health disprities.

4.The nursing interventions align with this SDG:

-Health education

-Immunization campaigns

-Maternal and child health services

-community outreach

- Advocacy

1) Reduced Inequality : Reduce inequality within and among countries .

2) Clean water and sanitation : ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation .

3) Zero hunger

it relate to the nursing practice by:

1. SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

   • Core to nursing: Nurses are frontline providers ensuring access to quality health care, reducing maternal and child mortality, controlling infectious diseases, and promoting mental health.

   • Nurses contribute to preventive care, health promotion, and universal health coverage (UHC).

2. SDG 1: No Poverty

   • Poverty is a major determinant of health. Nurses often advocate for vulnerable populations and address social determinants that affect patient outcomes.

3. SDG 2: Zero Hunger

   • Nurses assess nutritional status, educate on healthy diets, and support feeding programs, particularly in maternal and child health.

4. SDG 4: Quality Education

   • Continuous nursing education ensures competent care.

   • Nurses also teach patients and communities, empowering them with knowledge about health and well-being.

5. SDG 5: Gender Equality

   • Many nurses advocate for women's health and rights, address gender-based violence, and ensure access to reproductive health services

     
     

   • Population are most affected by

     1. People Living in Poverty (SDG 1)

     • Lack access to healthcare, nutritious food, clean water, and sanitation.

     • Higher risk for preventable diseases and poor health outcomes.

     • Nurses often work in community and outreach roles to support this group.

     2. Children (SDGs 2, 3, 4)

     • Vulnerable to malnutrition, infectious diseases, poor education, and abuse.

     • Nursing roles include immunizations, nutrition support, early childhood development, and child protection.

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q4.Nursing Interventions

Education on importance of clean drinking water and its storage

basic sanitation and health hygiene

personal care

This goal emphasizes on the preventive aspects of Nursing. Nurses helps in promoting hygiene, preventing infection, and educating communities about safe water practices and maintaining good hygiene. Nurses helps to identify health issues relating to poor hygiene and use of unclean water like diarrhoea, cholera, skin conditions etc.

Most affected population are children and elderly because they are most vulnerable as they have weaker immune systems and are at higher risk of dehydration from diarrhoea.

The nursing interventions aligned with SDG 6:

1. Health education on safe water practices and good hygiene.

2. Organising outreaches in the community to promote awareness.

3. Early identification and treatment of water borne diseases.

-The goal of SDG is to end the poverty and protect the environment of all people

Nursing relatted ; Nurse promote health and well being and provide the quality education to all the peoples aas well as prevent the disease.

The population most affected is remote area and low educaton .

The nursing intervention are;

promoting good education system and provide the good enviroment.

It’s related to nursing because we often provide health education to patient and families about the disease of the patient and the measures that can be taken to prevent it .

The population that is affected is people living in remote areas that is less facilitated because it often becomes difficult to reach out to them.

Nursing intervention :

1.Educate people regarding disease conditions and prevention

2. Health awareness campaigns

Quality education is deeply related to nursing practice which gives knowledge and skills needed to provide safe and evidence-based practice care and also to promote critical thinking, problem-solving and decision making .

The most affected populations are Children in low income families, rural communities, women in developing countries and children with disabilities.

Key interventions aligned with SDG4 is to ensure inclusive quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all. To improve access to education, promote gender equality in education, Early childhood education.

As health is the one of the important issue nowadays so focusing on SDG 3 will helps to ensure and promote healthy lifestyle and improve well being.

It mostly affect :

Children in rural areas

Women mostly pregnant

Low income communities

Elderly and disabled people.

Interventions:

Health education regarding diseases healthy living .

Health education regarding personal hygiene and clean environment .

Vaccinations programs

Prenatal and postnatal care

Preventive care.

Nursing interventions are:-

1. Provide the quality education

2. Health promotion 3.Disease prevention

1 .Health Education and Promotion

SDGs: 3 (Health), 4 (Education), 5 (Gender Equality)
Populations: Women, children, rural communities

2. Immunization Campaigns

SDGs: 3 (Health), 10 (Reduced Inequality)
Populations: Children, migrants, low-income communities

3. Mental Health Support

SDGs: 3 (Health), 16 (Peace and Justice)
Populations: Refugees, elderly, trauma survivors

4. Hygiene and Sanitation Promotion

SDGs

6 (Clean Water), 3 (Health)
Populations: Slum dwellers, displaced persons, school children

5. Nutritional Screening and Support

SDGs: 2 (Zero Hunger), 3 (Health)
Populations: Children under 5, pregnant women, elderly

6. Community Outreach and Home Visits

SDGs: 1 (No Poverty), 10 (Reduced Inequalities)
Populations: Rural residents, disabled, elderly

7. Policy Advocacy and Leadership

SDGs: 5 (Gender Equality), 16 (Institutions), 17 (Partnerships)
Populations: All underserved groups

• I choose good health and well-being as a sustainability goal because it helps in ensuring good health of overall population.

• This goal is directly related to nursing practices because nurses has got the knowledge and skills to promote, prevent and treat different health problems, and if nurses engage in providing health education regarding ways to promote good health and well-being then it will ensure healthy lives of the people.

• I think the people who belongs from low economic status and are from rural areas who don’t have access to health facilities are mostly affected.

• There are various reasons nursing practices aligns with the sustainability goals as they have a huge roles in helping to prevent the spread of diseases and conditions through health education as well as regarding nutrition, exercise, and improving lifestyle patterns.

Goals:

To ensure health and promote the well-being of all.

Relation to nursing: Nurses provide quality care that improves well-being. They provide health teaching on hygiene, nutrition, and a healthy lifestyle.

Population most affected: Infants, the population with a lack of health care facilities, population affected by non-communicable diseases.

Nursing intervention: Provide healthcare education related to hygiene, nutrition and vaccination. Provide proper prenatal care and safe deliveries. Provide proper counselling to improve mental health.

It helps to ensure healthy lives and

promote well-being for all at different ages.

2) Nurses play a central role in achieving SDG 3 such as;

> promote health education and prevent disease

> Supporting maternal and child health

> Advocating for equitable access to care

> Leading community health initiatives

> Administering vaccinations and medications

3) The populations that are most likely to affected are;

> Children and Mother

> People with chronic disease

> Communities impacted by epidemics

> Low income communities with limited access to healthcare

4) Nursing roles align with this SDG is:

> community health Nurses

> Public Health Nurses

> Mental Health Nurses

> Midwives

> Nurse Educators

> Health Practitioners

SDGs 3 Good health and wellbeing

To ensure health and promote wellbeing of the individuals.

Relation to nursing: Nurse play a crucial role in providing high quality of patient care and educations. Ensure all patients need are meet. By providing education and resources we can make a significant impact on global health outcomes.

Populations most affected: Children, people with disabilities, chronic illness and low income background.

Nursing interventions:

Provide high quality of educations about lifestyle, personal hygiene, infection prevention, immunization, nutrition, good environment and sanitation also provide palliative care to the terminally ill patients.

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Health and wellbeing is interrelated with the nursing practice. Nursing practice focuses in physical mental and emotional wellbeing. Prevention of different chronic diseases, promoting healthy lifestyles within the community. Implementation of different nursing interventions according to their needs to improve their health outcomes.

Nursing interventions:

Health education

Immunizations

Preventive promotive and curative care

Community survey to identify health problems and evaluating it.

Evidence based practice to improve patient health outcomes.

Diseases prevention programs like HIV AIDS

1. SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

Nurses play a vital role in:

• Providing quality health care at all levels (preventive, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative).

• Reducing maternal and child mortality, controlling infectious diseases, and promoting mental health.

• Health education and community outreach to promote healthy lifestyles

• 1. Children

  • Especially under age 5

  • High risk of malnutrition, preventable diseases, and mortality

  • 2. Women and Girls

  • Face gender-based violence, limited access to education, and maternal health risks

  • SDGs: SDG 3, SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 4

  3. Elderly People

  • Increased burden of chronic diseases, disabilities, and social isolation

  • Need for geriatric nursing, home care, and chronic disease management NURSING INTERVENTION ; promote health well-being,medication administration,monitoring of vital signs

* See the Full Picture: To understand all the things that make up a person's experience, especially the unfair bits.

* Fairer Care: To give better, more suitable help to everyone, knowing some people face more hurdles.

2. How does this relate to NURSING PRACTICE?

* Better Check-ups: Nurses can ask better questions to understand a patient's unique life and challenges.

* Example: An older, low-income woman from a minority group might have different health needs and worries than a young, wealthy man.

* Spot Unfair Health Gaps: Helps nurses see why some groups of people get sicker or have a harder time getting good care.

* Respect Everyone's Background: Care for patients in a way that understands and respects all parts of who they are.

* Speak Up for Patients: Help patients who are facing many types of unfairness get the care and support they need.

* Build Trust: Patients will trust nurses more if they feel truly understood.

3. What POPULATIONS are most affected by these overlapping challenges?

* People who belong to more than one group that often faces unfairness.

* Examples: Women of color, LGBTQ+ people with disabilities, poor immigrant families.

* Basically, anyone who's at an "intersection" of several disadvantages.

4. What NURSING ACTIONS (Interventions) fit with this idea?

* Ask & Listen More:

* Really get to know your patient beyond just their illness. Ask about their life, worries, and support.

* Plan Care for the Whole Person:

* Make a care plan that fits their unique situation, not just a standard plan.

* Help Them Navigate the System:

* Guide patients through the healthcare maze, especially if they face extra barriers.

* Speak Up Against Unfairness:

* If you see a policy or practice that's unfair to certain groups, say something.

* Connect to Right Support:

* Help patients find community groups or services that understand their specific intersecting needs.

* Treat Everyone with Respect:

* Make sure the patient feels safe and respected, no matter their background.

* Learn Continuously:

* Keep learning about how different life factors affect health.

In Short for Nurses:

Intersectionality helps you see each patient as a whole, unique person. By understanding all their "intersections," you can give truly fair, effective, and respectful care, making sure no one is left behind.

. No poverty

. Quality education

. Clean water and sanitation

. Good health and sanitation

2 no. Ans

. Lack of proper transportation services

. Lack of awareness regarding proper

Drinking water and sanitation

. Lack of no proper availability of medical

Supplies in health post

3 no. Ans

. Lack of proper education regarding health,

Cleanliness, and diseases.

. There is limited access to clean water

Supplies due to which most children suffer

From intestine infection

. As there is no proper supplies in health

Clinic it affects their good health and

wellbeing by not receiving proper services

Nursing also contributes to a others like:

Quality Education (training and educating future nurses).

Gender Equality (nursing is a female-dominated workforce).

Clean Water and Sanitation (infection control and hygiene).

Reduced Inequalities (equitable access to care), and finally Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (ethical practice and safeguarding, patient rights)

This relates to nursing in the sense that nursing role is to improve health of the population, promote health, alleviate pain and to help individuals who can’t assist themselves achieve quality and fulfilling health.

Also gender equality won’t be under looked in nursing because everyone despite their culture, race, religion, gender, sex , rich or poor should be cared for or treated equally and not segregated.

Population mostly affected are women, children, disabled and less privileged.

Nursing interventions includes health educating the public, sensitization, maintaining aseptic techniques during when caring for patients and treating or caring patients equally.

Answer: Clean water and sanitation (SDG 6) are fundamental to healthy living, as they significantly contribute to disease prevention, effective disease control, and the promotion of overall health and well-being.

HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO NURSING PRACTICE?

Answer:SDG 6 is fundamental to nursing practice, as adequate handwashing facilities and safe waste disposal are crucial for reducing healthcare-associated infections. These infections can lead to prolonged hospital stays, increased antibiotic resistance, and even death. Moreover, in disease prevention and health promotion, nurses use their assessment skills to identify potential environmental hazards and provide health education to communities, helping to prevent waterborne diseases such as cholera and typhoid.

WHAT POPULATIONS ARE MOST AFFECTED?

Answer: It primarily affects people with low economic status and those living in rural areas, especially in developing and underdeveloped countries.

WHAT NURSING INTERVENTIONS ALIGN WITH SDG 6?

Answer: community education by promoting hygiene practices such as safe drinking water storage, the importance of handwashing with soap, and proper waste disposal to prevent the spread of disease. Furthermore, nurses contribute through research and surveillance by identifying and controlling environmental exposures that negatively impact human health. They also participate in ongoing health surveillance to ensure water quality and reduce associated risks.

It focus on all age group to promote good health.

Nurse act as educators to provide education regarding health and on a range of healthy behaviours.

2. Relationship to Nursing Practice:
The goal of “No Poverty” is closely connected to nursing practice because poverty significantly influences health outcomes. Individuals experiencing poverty often face barriers to accessing healthcare services, nutritious food, clean water, safe housing, education, and proper hygiene—all of which are essential for maintaining health. These factors increase vulnerability to illness and limit opportunities for health promotion and disease prevention. Nurses play a critical role in identifying these social determinants of health and advocating for equitable access to care.

3. Most Affected Populations:
Those most impacted by poverty include people experiencing homelessness, low-income individuals and families, migrants, unemployed or underemployed workers, and communities with limited access to social services. These groups are at higher risk for chronic diseases, malnutrition, mental health issues, and poorer overall health outcomes.

4. Nursing Interventions:

• Health Education: Provide education on nutrition, hygiene, disease prevention, and available community health services to empower individuals to make informed health decisions.

• Connecting Patients to Resources: Guide patients toward available support systems such as financial assistance programs, community clinics, shelters, food banks, and insurance programs.

• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Work collaboratively with social workers, community organizations, public health agencies, and non-profit groups to create comprehensive care plans.

• Community and Government Engagement: Advocate for policies that reduce poverty, participate in community outreach initiatives, and involve local leaders and government bodies to address root causes of poverty and improve access to health services.

2. Relationship to Nursing Practice:

The goal of “No Poverty” is closely connected to nursing practice because poverty significantly influences health outcomes. Individuals experiencing poverty often face barriers to accessing healthcare services, nutritious food, clean water, safe housing, education, and proper hygiene—all of which are essential for maintaining health. These factors increase vulnerability to illness and limit opportunities for health promotion and disease prevention. Nurses play a critical role in identifying these social determinants of health and advocating for equitable access to care.

3. Most Affected Populations:

Those most impacted by poverty include people experiencing homelessness, low-income individuals and families, migrants, unemployed or underemployed workers, and communities with limited access to social services. These groups are at higher risk for chronic diseases, malnutrition, mental health issues, and poorer overall health outcomes.

4. Nursing Interventions:

Health Education: Provide education on nutrition, hygiene, disease prevention, and available community health services to empower individuals to make informed health decisions.

Connecting Patients to Resources: Guide patients toward available support systems such as financial assistance programs, community clinics, shelters, food banks, and insurance programs.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Work collaboratively with social workers, community organizations, public health agencies, and non-profit groups to create comprehensive care plans.

Community and Government Engagement: Advocate for policies that reduce poverty, participate in community outreach initiatives, and involve local leaders and government bodies to address root causes of poverty and improve access to health services.