Technology, Care Coordination, and the Utilization of Community Resources NURS FPX 4900 Assessment 4 Patient Family or Population Health Problem Solution

Technology, Care Coordination, and the Utilization of Community Resources

Tobacco addiction management involves leveraging technological advancements, fostering care coordination, and recruiting into community assets. Telehealth and mHealth utilizing video conferencing facilitates educational sessions and enables continuous monitoring of Daniel’s progress on tobacco cravings and social isolation due to addiction (Skelton et al., 2021). Telehealth provides Daniel with personalized healthcare guidance and support, eliminating the need for regular in-person visits to reduce tobacco addiction, where reliable follow-up and direction are essential (Sanyaolu et al., 2019).

The interdisciplinary team will guide Daniel in utilizing online applications to track emotional stress control, tobacco cravings, physical health, and social functioning. Through telehealth sessions, Daniel can monitor and reduce his stress levels due to isolation from tobacco addiction using dedicated apps like wearable devices, promoting a healthier lifestyle (Skelton et al., 2021).

 

Care coordination and collaboration ensure a tailored treatment plan for Daniel, addressing addiction psychological aspects like depression, lethargy, and physical activity. Implementing this integrated care approach has improved Daniel’s quality of care, leading to more favorable outcomes (Kangovi et al., 2020). Moreover, incorporating community resources, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the ALA, gives Daniel access to robust support networks and programs.

Utilizing the tools and information offered by the CDC on tobacco addiction allows Daniel to connect with a larger community facing challenges of social isolation and behavioral and emotional stress due to tobacco addiction. The ALA provides a well-structured program that encourages the adoption of healthy tobacco-free dietary habits, behavioral counseling, and lifestyle modifications (ALA, 2023).

Conclusion

In conclusion, the comprehensive intervention for Daniel’s tobacco addiction, grounded in evidence-based practices, leadership, change management, and ethical considerations, leverages telehealth, care coordination, and community resources. This patient-centered approach, aligned with regulatory standards, aims to improve Daniel’s well-being while considering quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness.

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