Why is it that communities are the primary settings for public health/health pro

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Why is it that communities are the primary settings for public health/health promotion interventions? How is a virtual community similar or dissimilar to a geographic or place-based community for purposes of health promotion? What is the difference between a community intervention and an intervention in * community? What kinds of community politics might you encounter? What theoretical approaches could you use to address some of these political situations? Explain what it, means to tailor an intervention 10 a community or population. How can you keep an intervention going? What does sustainability refer to in health promotion?

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1). When the communities are chosen for the implantations of a health care intervention, it is possible to observe the effects closely under controlled settings. The factors influencing the intervention can be identified and possibly modified to further improve the plan. The effect of health care implantation among different communities can be compared and the plan can be modified according to the specific needs of the communities or the risk factors shared by the members in a community. Also, designing an intervention in communities is also easy to regulate and economically feasible.

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