Explain any ethical dilemmas that could arise during your advocacy campaign, and how you would resolve them.

Application: Developing a Health Advocacy Campaign (continued): Ethical Considerations

The final application builds upon the applications (Parts One and Two) completed in weeks 4 and 7.

Week 10 Application

To complete the final section of your paper:

• Review provisions 7, 8, and 9 of the ANA Code of Ethics in relation to advocacy for population health.

• Reflect on the ethical considerations you may need to take into account in your advocacy campaign.

• Research the ethical considerations and lobbying laws relevant to the location where your advocacy campaign will occur.
• Consider potential ethical dilemmas you might face in your campaign.

To complete: Revise and combine Part one (week 4 application) and Part Two (week 7 application) with Part Three below.

• Explain any ethical dilemmas that could arise during your advocacy campaign, and how you would resolve them.

• Describe the ethics and lobbying laws that are applicable to your advocacy campaign.

• Evaluate the special ethical challenges that are unique to the population you are addressing.

• Provide a cohesive summary for your paper.

Reminder: You will submit one cogent paper that combines the previous applications from weeks 4 and 7 plus the new material mentioned in the week 8 application. Your paper should be about 10 pages of content, not including the title page and references. Be sure to paste the rubric at the end of your paper.

I have uploaded paper one and two-  I live in the united states, Colorado to be exact.  I need to get an A on this paper

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Alcohol Advocacy Campaign

Alcohol addiction has been a continuous problem in this country. The most overlooked addiction in America is alcoholism. “In 2013, of the 71,713 total liver disease deaths among individuals aged twelve and older, 46.4 percent involved alcohol. Among males, 48.9 percent of the 46,240 liver disease death involved alcohol. Among females, 42.7 percent of the 25,433 liver disease deaths involved alcohol” (Yoon, Y.H., Chen, C.M., Yi, H.Y., 2000-2011) “Drinking alcohol increases the risk of cancers of the mouth, esophagus, pharynx, larynx, liver, and breast.” (Danaei,G.; Ding, E.L.;Mazaffarian, D.; et al, 2009)