Here are some stakeholders in our community or in the healthcare system that you can present your identified health problem:

• Healthcare providers: Healthcare providers are the most obvious stakeholders to present your identified health problem to. They are the ones who are most familiar with the problem and who are in a position to make changes.
• Community leaders: Community leaders are also important stakeholders to present your identified health problem to. They can help to raise awareness of the problem and to mobilize resources to address it.
• Policymakers: Policymakers are responsible for making decisions about healthcare policy. They are important stakeholders to present your identified health problem to because they can make changes to policy that can help to address the problem.
• Researchers: Researchers are responsible for conducting research on health problems. They can help to identify the causes of the problem and to develop new treatments or interventions.
• Advocates: Advocates are people who work to improve the health of others. They can help to raise awareness of the problem and to advocate for change.

Here are some specific and realistic ways to propose the need for change:

• Hold a community meeting: You can hold a community meeting to discuss the health problem and to get input from other stakeholders.
• Write a letter to your elected officials: You can write a letter to your elected officials to express your concerns about the health problem and to ask for their support in making changes.
• Start a petition: You can start a petition to gather support for your cause.
• Create a social media campaign: You can create a social media campaign to raise awareness of the health problem.
• Fundraise: You can raise money to support research or to advocate for change.

By presenting your identified health problem to the appropriate stakeholders and proposing specific and realistic ways to make change, you can help to improve the health of your community.

Here are some additional tips for presenting your identified health problem to stakeholders:

• Be clear and concise: When you present your identified health problem to stakeholders, be clear and concise about the problem. Explain what the problem is, who it affects, and why it is important to address.
• Be data-driven: Support your claims with data. This will help to persuade stakeholders that the problem is real and that it needs to be addressed.
• Be solution-oriented: Don’t just talk about the problem, talk about solutions. What can be done to address the problem? What are the specific changes that need to be made?
• Be persistent: Don’t give up. Keep presenting your identified health problem to stakeholders and keep advocating for change. Eventually, you will be successful.