About Health Education

                 HEALTH EDUCATION  

 

Introduction:

                       Health education refers to preparing a person or a group of people to embrace better, healthier, and more hygienic living implementations. The goal of health education is to increase people's understanding of various aspects of health, such as physical health, mental health, psychological health, disease prevention, etc.

Health issues:

                        Since health education is such a large field, it may also cover topics including the health effects of alcohol, drugs, tobacco, and the environment. Anyone who has a thorough understanding of health and hygiene can teach kids about health issues. However, some people have received professional training and certification as health educators.

Government's role:

                               The government has started a variety of projects to support healthcare, prevent communicable and non-communicable diseases, and support other pertinent causes. A committed group of qualified professionals works as health higher-ups and health educators for the activities. Health educators engage with remote regions to inform them about diseases and general wellness problems.

Role of Teachers:

                            Teachers in schools can also serve as health educators by informing students about various communicable and non-communicable diseases and how to prevent them by promoting good cleanliness and health methods. 

In order to improve health literacy and reduce the mortality rate brought on by numerous diseases and other health-related issues, health education is an imperative necessity in developing nations. Additionally, mandatory health education in schools must be implemented by making the required policy adjustments.

The government must also make sure that the initiative is supported by a skilled personnel with a focus on interacting with and instructing teachers and youngsters. Additionally, instructors could receive training to become health educators in order to raise awareness among learners and society.

Family's Contribution:

                                   Families make significant contributions to health education. The family's personal understanding of the person helps in the decision-making process. Taking choice regarding medical attention, providing a sufficient and wholesome diet, identifying developmental delays and health delays, and preserving a physically and psychologically healthy residence are just a few examples of how to maintain good health.