Intervention activities aim to improve the health knowledge of community populations or reduce specific health hazards. Specific interventions include:
Smoking Control Activities
Firstly, it is essential to actively promote the implementation of relevant regulations and conventions on smoking control, widely publicize these regulations, and encourage strict law enforcement by law enforcement agencies. Secondly, measures should be taken to reduce the number of smokers and lower the smoking rate. This can be achieved by establishing smoke-free areas, providing smoking cessation counseling, organizing smoking cessation competitions, and printing warning messages such as “Smoking is harmful to health” on cigarette packs.
Balanced Diet
Training can be provided to personnel in the food service industry, and activities (such as knowledge competitions) can be organized to promote the implementation of dietary guidelines for residents.
Promoting National Fitness Campaigns
The coordination and organization of infrastructure development for national fitness campaigns can be strengthened. Planned initiatives can be launched and organized to gradually increase participation rates in national fitness activities.
Salt Restriction Campaign
The relationship between heavy seasoning and chronic diseases should be widely publicized, and salt restriction campaigns should be actively carried out. The daily intake of salt should be around 8 grams, and measures to limit salt should be made as quantifiable as possible for easy promotion and application.
Mass Media Campaigns
Public information media channels such as television, radio, newspapers, and periodicals should be fully utilized for extensive, popular, and frequent publicity and education.
Setting up Psychological Counseling Clinics
Psychological counseling can help alleviate mental distress, irritability, confusion, and other emotional problems caused by certain factors in certain populations, achieving psychological balance and promoting health.
