Implementation Plan: Using Exercise to Reduce Blood Pressure

Developing an Implementation Plan
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Developing an Implementation Plan: Using Exercise to Reduce Blood Pressure
Introduction
As outlined by Moser (2008), high blood pressure has been a deadly disease among many people across the world. Moser further documents that more than 77 million adults in the United States of America are suffering from hypertension. High blood pressure, which is highly associated with excessive body weight, has been a serious medical condition for millions of people worldwide. Many researchers in the medical field have worked to develop treatment measures for hypertension. However, it is undeniable that engaging in regular, yet appropriate physical exercise has remained to be among the long-lasting and reliable procedures with which to control high blood pressure.
According to Lenz (2008), physical exercise helps to maintain pulses are rates that could lower hypertension. With high blood pressure exposes a patient to high risks of contracting infections like kidney failure and cardiovascular illnesses, it is vital that all persons take the necessary precautionary measure to control it (hypertension). Hence, just as supported by Moser (2008) and Lenz (2008), the modification of one's lifestyle is majorly recommended as a vital treatment scheme with which to manage high blood pressure.
Methods of Obtaining Necessary Approval and Securing Support from Organization's Leadership and Fellow Staff Concerning the Use of Exercise to Reduce Blood Pressure
Engaging in appropriate physical exercise is a proven strategy with which to control body weight. Excessive body weight affects leads to a number of cardiovascular infections with high blood pressure, being the most common (Moore, 2001). It is equally undeniable that excessive body weight brings about several infections that such as arteriosclerosis, which affect the flow of blood from the heart to the rest of the body. Nevertheless, the engagement in appropriate body exercises opens up the blood vessels, particularly veins and arteries, a factor that consequently enhances smooth low of blood.
Therefore, in order to gain the required approval as well as support from the leadership of the organization and the rest of the staff on efficiency of using exercises to reduce blood pressure, it is necessary that one provide medically proven evidence for the practice. Extensive researches should be conducted to confirm that physical exercises could play a significant role in controlling hypertension. Scientifically proven, more so the evidence-based method of making clinical decisions should be employed in attempts to prove that regular body exercises maintains pulses at rates that lowers the blood pressure. Moreover, valid medical materials that are produced by competent medical professionals should be used to support the arguments the significance of physical exercises in the management of high blood pressure. Through such legitimate proofs, it is much easier to obtain support from the management of an organization as well as the staff on the embracement of physical exercises as a treatment measure for hypertension (Lenz, 2008).
The Description of Current Problem, Issue, or Deficit to Require Change
With reference to a document written by Moser (2008), over 77 million adults in the United States of America are infected by high blood pressure. The number is likely to drastically, increase in the future due to bad lifestyles among a majority of the American population. In addition, Moser (2008) suggests that many of the victims of high blood pressure have excessive body weight. Furthermore, Moser's research outlines that women and older people are more vulnerable to hypertension in the society.
Lenz (2008) also indicates that the global population experiences about 2 million new infections of high blood pressure each year. He further reports that only 15% of patients suffering from hypertension have the financial ability to finance its medication. As a result, the global society loses approximately 300, 000 persons annually due to high blood pressure. Lenz also documents that poor eating habits, especially the consumption of junk foods, and lack of physical exercises is the leading cause of high blood pressure across the world. Moreover, Lenz (2008) documents that the number of cardiologists across the world is less; hence, many patients with cardiovascular infections (resulting from hypertension) do not have the access to the required medical attention in good time.
Based on the above analysis, it is undisputed that the increasing numbers patients suffering and eventually dying from high blood pressure is a global concern. Furthermore, the number of medical specialists in heart infections is much lower compared to the number of patients suffering such illnesses. It is equally evident that many persons suffering from hypertension are poor and cannot afford the required treatment. Therefore, in order to effectively, manage hypertension in the society, it is important to embrace physical exercises as a treatment measure. The use of Physical exercises to manage high blood pressure is cheaper and affordable, yet effective. Thus, it is an appropriate scheme or solving the problem of increased number of infections of hypertension throughout the global society.
Detailed Explanation of Proposed Solution
According to numerous medical researches across the world, persons who do not engage their bodies to regular physical exercises are more vulnerable to cardiovascular infections, which consequently lead to high blood pressure. Inactiveness brings about a number of blood vessel (arteries a...