Reference no: EM133365845

Case Study: The number of children and young people diagnosed with Overweight and Obesity is increasing and this has become a priority issue for commissioners in the area where Maryam works as a school nurse. As one part of a local strategic response to this issue, Maryam has been asked to carry out community assessments, epidemiological data & provide interventions that could help improve health and well-being outcomes for children who are at risk for overweight or diagnosed with obesity. Maryam is aware that children who are overweight are at risk for developing obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Whereas, programs that address the management of obesity and weight control in children can reduce the incidence of health problems, and school absence. She also understands that diagnosis can affect a child's mental health, emotional well-being, and even attendance at school and engagement in sports, extra-curricular, and social activities.

Question: Please solve the question in detail and related to the case above; you have to compare and provide the advantages and disadvantages of each one (related to the scenario),
Q1. The nurse Maryam decided to use the problem-oriented assessment when assessing the level of care required for her clients in the community who are diagnosed or at risk of overweight or developing Obesity.

Question: Discuss how applying the problem-oriented assessment system is different compared to applying the comprehensive assessment (provide two differences).