Social Work Intervention In The Unhealthy Living Habits Of The Elderly Under The Concept Of Health Promotion

With the development of China’s economy,society and culture,the problem of population aging is becoming more and more serious.The problem of old-age care for the elderly has become an important practical issue facing China.The "Healthy China2030" Planning Outline pointed out that to promote healthy China’s construction,we must adhere to prevention,promote a healthy and civilized lifestyle,create a green and safe health environment,and reduce disease occurrence.Social work,as a social organization,is still a long-term and arduous task for the health promotion of the elderly.Through participatory observation and questionnaire survey to understand the common misconduct habits of the elderly in the M community,analyze the causes.On the basis of the concept of health promotion and social work services,based on the three strategies of advocacy,empowerment and coordination of health promotion concepts,the three major methods of social work communities,groups and cases are used to carry out social work professional services from face to point.To create a healthy sub-culture of the M community’s healthy living habits,and to promote the healthy life of the elderly in the M community through the field,and through practical research,it is concluded that community advocacy can promote primary prevention,group empowerment can promote secondary intervention,case coordination It can promote the conclusion of three levels of health promotion,and reflect on the practiceof health promotion concepts in practice,the lack of analysis of workers’ service capabilities,and the weak support of service providers.It proposes to improve the practical skills of social workers and improve the service ability of community workers.And the prospect of building three aspects of social health support environment.In order to provide relevant practical experience for the related research on social work intervention in the bad habits of the elderly under the concept of health promotion.