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Reduction of Tobacco Use and Nicotine Addiction in Low Socioeconomic…
Reduction of Tobacco Use and Nicotine Addiction in Low Socioeconomic Groups
Risk of tobacco use and nicotine addiction
Cancer, lung diseases and heart diseases (CDC, 2024)
Diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
SDG 3_ Good health well- being (United Nations, 2024
Universal health coverage (Joint SDG Fund, 2024)
End preventable deaths
Provide access to health care
Tobacco and nicotine use among young adult from low socioeconomic group
Daily smoking rate of 7.3% among 18-24 years in 2022 (Tobacco in Australia, 2024)
11.1% were current smokers (Tobacco in Australia, 2024)
Issues
Issues for nurses empowering young adults_ Insufficient self- confidence
Issues for nurses maintaining SDG- non-client focused tasks
Issues for enhancing the success of National Tobacco Campaign. Lack of up-to-date knowledge
The role of nurses in maintaining SDG
Provide comprehensive care
Provide resources and support
The role of nurses in empowering young adults
Provide education and promote health
Inspire young adults to make healthier choices
Health promotion strategies
National Tobacco Campaign
It helps people to change their perception towards smoking, helps to quit smoking and discourages them to smoke
Collaboration with SANE Australia and WHO
Target audience through different ways such as tv ads, social media, etc
Reduce affordability of tobacco products ("National tobacco strategy 2023–2030," 2023)
Increasing tobacco taxes
Continuous monitoring benefit of increase in tobacco prices
Reduction in tobacco and nicotine use among high risk population eg: low socioeconomic group ("National tobacco strategy 2023–2030," 2023)
Policies and programs to reduce tobacco use
Increase awareness among high risk population
Enhance Quitline services
The role of nurses in enhancing the Success of National Tobacco Campaign
Implement interventions
Analyse methods for prevention
Causes of tobacco use and nicotine addiction
Nicotine exposure in utero and during childhood
Parental and peer relationship and modeling
Low socio economic status (Tobacco in Australia, 2022)
Statistics of Australia on 2018
Mortality and morbidity rate increased by 3 times in low socioeconomic group ("Australian burden of disease study: Impact and causes of illness and death in Australia 2018, summary," 2021
Impact of tobacco was 3.1 times greater in low socioeconomic group ("Australian burden of disease study: Impact and causes of illness and death in Australia 2018, summary," 2021)