Bad News Memo about childhood obesity

 

Summary:

Bad News Memo about childhood obesity – The Problem and Your Solution 

This assignment is intended to give you some insight into how you would begin to solve a particular issue in your professional field.  This knowledge will be useful to you in job interviews, in considering career options, and in other professional applications.  The work you do on this memo will continue to prepare you for choosing a topic for your final problem/solution proposal, and you’ll be able to start considering the larger picture of your intended profession.

From your Issues Memo, you have researched different problems that currently plague your intended profession. I want you to narrow down your focus for this next assignment and think about how you would handle a specific problem within the workplace.

Task

  • Identify the problem (please make it something manageable – do not choose a problem that has absolutely no solution or would take the power of Congress to help solve) and consider how you would deliver the message to employees and volunteers of your workplace.
  • For example, if you are looking into the problem of patient complaints and law suits, due primarily to impersonal nursing staff, in a private hospital, you may want to implement a new policy that bans cell phones and requires a workshop for all nurses and hospital staff during working hours (this scenario is an example and you are not required to adopt it!).
  • How would you deliver the information via memo about these new policies?
  • How would you convince the employees and staff and these new policies are important to the success of the workplace?

Audience and Purpose

While the memo will deliver what will probably be regarded as bad news (few people like change, especially if it calls into question the efficiency of employees), it must still be persuasive— part of your audience has the added level of complication that they are volunteers—make them mad, and they may go away.  So the task ask at hand is to announce the policy, yes—but more importantly, persuade the readers to agree and go along with it.

The tone and style of the memo should befit the director of an organization, and reflect his/her persona—many directors or people in charge exude a direct and firm demeanor, not a warm and fuzzy, hand-holding sensitivity. Think about your tone, style, word-choice, vocabulary, and audience as you write and as you revise. The memo should also follow the guidelines outlined in your text, be single-spaced, error-free, and carefully proofed before submission.

Bad News Memo

Childhood Obesity

Childhood can be defined as condition whereby a child is significantly well above the normal weight for his or her age and height. This is as a result of either lack of physical activity, genetic factors, and unhealthy pattern of eating or mixture of these elements. It can only be in exceptional cases is being triggered by medical conditions such as hormonal disorder. Only blood tests and physical examination can rule out the likelihood of medical disorder as the reason for obesity.

The obese children are at risk for a number of disorders, including diabetes, early heart attack disease, high cholesterol, bone problem and high blood pressure. Childhood obesity can result in depression and low self-esteem.

Childhood obesity preventions involve maintaining energy balance at healthy mass while protective general health, development and growth, and nutritive status. The balance is among the energy a person ate as foodstuff and drinks and expended to support usual development and growth, thermogenesis, physical activity and metabolism.

The increased rate of obesity could be probably have been stopped during this time of too much food, especially fatty food, had not been available and consumed, and if the majority of individuals had been more, rather than less, physical active.

The following can considered as real possible solutions:

· Improvement in the percentage of children is meeting dietary guidelines as required by healthy experts.

· Improvement in the proportion of children meeting physical activity guidelines.

· Achieving physical, psychological, and cognitive growth and development goals.

· Reduction of mean population BMI levels

Executive summary/rough draft

Childhood Obesity

Almost everyone has come across a child who is very fat as we can call it. This is believed to occur mostly in children who feed on jug food stuff, not doing body exercises or spend most of time sleeping/ watching and maybe due to an inherited condition in the family. And in very rare situations this abnormal child body size can be as a result of medical conditions, for example, imbalance of hormone’s in the body. This unproportioned body weight to his or her age and height do not match referred to medical specialists as childhood obesity. Any child is suffering this condition of body weight not being in proportion his or her age and height is vulnerable to contracting many diseases. These conditions include diabetes, bone complication, the early heart attack sickness and high cholesterol. Most of these teenagers tend to develop low self-esteem because they become the center of attractions and are unable to enjoy like other normal children. As a result of this the obese victims are likely to develop a healthy disorder known as depression. This abnormal body weight can be can be prevented in several ways such as healthy eating of energy food as recommended by health professionals, bearing in mind to check on nutritive status. Overall fitness, development and growth. Ensure will maintain healthy eating the body should also be engaged in physical activities for proper metabolism processes to take place as needed. The rapid increase in obesity cases could only have been tamed at the time of excessive eating, more so feeding on fatty foodstuffs was avoided at initial stages, engaging in proper body exercises to avoid idleness and excessive sleeping. Meeting the requirements of physical, physiological and cognitive growth and development goals can be termed as a possible solution to this disorder.