Why Are You, As A Nurse, The Right Person To Become Politically Involved In Addressing These Determinants?

 I have the ability and knowledge as a nurse to comprehend how the health of my patients
is affected by political health determinants. Some known health political determinants are the
economic and social factors that impact the population and individuals' health. Things such as
access to medical care, finances, housing, training, and prospects of work are covered by these
requirements (Dawes, 2020). The health of communities and individuals can be impacted
significantly by the health of political determinants.
Income is a politically significant factor affecting health. Individuals with lower earnings
have more poor health compared to higher-income individuals. Some things that bring about this
include being unable to pay for high-quality healthcare, wholesome food, and decent housing.
Further, low-income earners work in physically demanding or hazardous occupations and are
more prone to get stressed out. Education is another significant political factor that affects health.
Individuals with higher education access high-quality healthcare and are more likely to get wellpaying jobs. In addition, they are more informed about choosing healthy lifestyles and
maintaining their health than less educated individuals. Employment is another politically
important factor affecting health. Individuals with employment are more likely to make a living
income and have health insurance than the unemployed. They also have high access to quality
healthcare and are less likely to get stressed out. Housing is another significant political factor
affecting the health of an individual. Individuals living in decent housing are more likely to get
good health than those without decent housing. Adequate housing shields individuals from mold,
lead, and other dangerous substances. It further provides sanitary services and safe water for
drinking. Access to health care is another significant factor influencing health. People wit