Engaging men-the first step towards better health outcomes.

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Engaging men-the first step towards better health outcomes

A reason for change?

ANDRE…

RISK FACTORS Non-Modifiable Family history Sex – male Age Modifiable Smoking High blood pressure Cholesterol Overweight Lack of exercise Diabetes Immunisation Alcohol Stress/depression Prostate cancer Bowel cancer Skin cancer Testicular cancer Sexual health

Health Promotion Men’s Health Clinic Men at Work

Men’s health promotion

Coffee and companionship

Men in the Workplace

Isolation Self employment Importance of work Confidentiality Reduced consultation time Fear of the unexpected Poor communication Preventative practices Barriers

Men’s Health Clinic

Male friendly health clinic

“ Men are interested in their own health” “Men will engage in positive health practices if they are encouraged to do so and are in an environment which supports positive health practices”

SHEILAH...

THANK YOU PETER STRANGE NURSE PRACTITIONER (MEN’S HEALTH) (03)