Using a lifespan approach, this module will examine the concept of adult health. The contents of this module will include:Global and national health drivers and challenges to health and well-being, including a changing National Health Service will be addressed. The meaning of health and wellbeing across the lifespan – for women and men. Some groups will be highlighted such as; pregnant women, those with mental health problems, intellectual impairment and sensory impairment.Debating the area of equality and diversity throughout the adult lifespan The impact of personal health choices on health and well being on self, family and societyCurrent changes to health professional roles in adult nursingUse of Telemedicine with NHS with a focus on adult healthCare delivery opportunities via Telehealth for a range of adult groups.The socioeconomic, political and cultural influences on health and health choicesThe common health challenges through disease and natural aging process in later decades of life.The need for compassionate, individualised care throughout adulthood and at the end of life.The impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on professional roles, in assessment of and care delivery and the ICT role in communication and/or education for service users.Throughout this module you will begin to develop literature search skills and the understanding of academic writing skills. This will be supported by the university website which is richly equipped with written and visual material to support this learning.