Innovative Programs Nursing and Service-Learning Partnerships: Implementation of a Community Breast Cancer Awareness Outreach

Service learning is a way to connect nursing students to the community by evaluating the identified health needs. Nursing students participate local participants in health education materials and form a mutually beneficial partnership. This collaboration will plant a sense of citizen participation when nursing students act as advocates for regional health promotion.

Regional needs assessment is used to determine the high incidence of breast cancer in states and parishes. The purpose of the service learning program is to provide education on breast cancer awareness (BCA) to women of all ages. A community-wide approach across all ages was implemented. The proposal for community outreach was funded by the Susan G.Comen Foundation's North Eastern Louisiana Coalition (NELA). The purpose of this subsidy is to provide teaching materials to the Komene Foundation so that nursing students can participate in regional activities in various learning environments.

Use BCA teaching materials for women of all ages, races and ethnicities. Nursing students hire women in various situations. In the parish medical center, nursing students can participate in activities of BCA, health and health exhibitions organized by local churches including BCA booths, community-based outreach programs for adult women. For students enrolled in maternal and neonatal care programs, the service learning program is a clinical element of an annual peer-to-peer health seminar to be held at the university campus and includes "Your regular self for young women I emphasize. I am concerned about consciousness. The new mother of the postpartum unit received the BCA material as part of the clinical experience of the nursing student. The biggest encouragement for students is "Bulldog Tackle Breast Cancer" football match. Nursing students have an educational booth at the entrance to each stadium, and let the community participate in the educational presentation, the BSE model, and the distribution of comen teaching materials. These activities have succeeded in service learning and have achieved the overall goal of improving health as a local citizen and registered nurse in which these nursing students live. The service learning assessment made by students and institutional partners surely confirms the success of this partnership.

Nursing students understand breast cancer, promise good health consequences in communities, promise action plans, implement health education for women, and engage in local communities through implementation services

The NWT Breast Health / Breast Cancer Behavior Group promises cancer aid for enlightenment and information provision for Canadians with breast cancer, services, support, workshop kits for healthcare professionals, annual withdrawal for breast cancer survivors doing. Fellow group, and other plans. The Volunteer Cancer Driver Association, which supports cancer patients in North Vancouver, eliminates the burden of chemotherapy, radiation therapy and doctor's booking. Their volunteer team will provide a reliable free ride to 13 cancer centers covering the majority of the lower mainland of British Columbia.

Running, mammograms, and one thing in common in October. That is the consciousness of breast cancer. When tumors are formed in breast tissue, breast cancer begins. "A malignant tumor is a group of cancer cells that proliferate in the breast or spread to surrounding tissues and spread to the remote region of the body" (American Cancer Society, 2014). The tumor moves through the blood cell to the surrounding tissue. Women are more likely to develop breast cancer than men. Some depending on individuals

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in India. The disease was diagnosed at a relatively late stage due to lack of consciousness for this disease and lack of breast cancer screening program. There are several myths around it that make it hard to beat it. The only way to overcome is to spread awareness of the disease and learn more about breast cancer. The exact cause of this disease is not clear, but this is a major risk factor for breast cancer onset. The family history of this disease is one of the major risk factors involved. Obesity is another noteworthy risk factor, and regular drinking may promote the disease. Fat-rich diets can also cause an increase in breast cancer. BRCA1 and BRCA2 are genotypes identified as the cause of familial breast cancer.