Legislative initiative plan from senator anitere flores

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[...] (2015, February). Constitution of the United States. Retrieved from senate.gov: http://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_item/constitution.htm#a2_sec2 LEE, F. E. (2011, June 16). Agreeing to Disagree: Agenda Content and Senate Partisanship. Legislative Studies Quarterly, 199-212. Retrieved from Ingentaconnect.com: http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/uoi/lsq/2008/00000033/00000002/art U.S. Food and Drug Administration. ( February 21). [...]

[...] This means that she is influential enough to facilitate a quick solution to the issue. She also has the authority over the state funds, which means she can easily influence the funding of the project meant to solve the health policy issue (Agreeing to Disagree: Agenda Content and Senate Partisanship 2006). The problem related to the issue is mainly the use of use of tobacco which has been considered as having the possibility of leading to vision loss and other health problems among members of the public such as lung cancer. [...]

[...] They participate in health care provision and are mandated collectively for their enrollees' care. They can also divide among themselves of saves coming from effective health system. However, this would be integral to their professional values, skills, and knowledge base. It would enable them to earn the trust of Americans, and will use that trust, along with their health promotion expertise, to communicate with patients about the best preventative measures, as well as effective means of accessing required assistance as they navigate United States health structure. [...]

[...] Proper understanding of their roles as the nurses would provide protection and contribute to collaboration among various stakeholders as well. Summary of the Legislative Practicum This public policy approach and SDOH framework need to address the social factors that influence health, but that resides out of the policy and health system other than health. It should build on earlier practices of healthy public policy and inter-sectoral collaboration, but it need to focus on the action in the policy sphere in a more systematic manner instead of applying to single issues on health. [...]

[...] This is critical in minimizing inequalities in health care. This paper envisions the adoption of a Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Framework and Public Health Policy to advance the health of individuals and all residents in Florida besides assisting the elected official to address the SDH. The progress of this structure is an important step for meaningful health care reforms. The adoption of this framework would illustrate a significant shifting in emphasizing from an illness based health care system to a better-based system that focuses on prevention of chronic and illness disease by addressing the social determinants of health. [...]