1 Assessing the Problem: Technology, Care Coordination, and Community Resources Considerations Student Name Capella University NURS -FPX4900: Capstone Project for Nursing Instructor ’s Name Date 2 Assessing the Problem: Technology, Care C oordination, and Community Resources Considerations This project continues to focus on obesity among children and adolescents. It has already been noted that this health issue has continued to increase in an alarming rate over the years. This has drawn a l ot of concern from the different stakeholders. The reason behind the increasing obesity within this population group is l ifestyle changes among others. Aspects associated with the impacts of childhood obesity on leadership, collaboration, communication, ch ange management, policy considerations, quality of care, patient safety and cost to the system and individual are already discussed. In this paper, how technology, care coordination and community resources considerations can be used to address obesity in c hildren and adolescents is discussed. Notably, a report on the experiences during the second two hours of the practicum is given in details. Part One Impact of Health Care Technology on Obesity in Children and Adoles cents Over the years, technology has co ntinued to advance and utilized more in the healthcare industry. It is an important and significant part of daily life of children and adolescents (McMullan et al., 2020) . There are varieties of interventions that are based on technology that are used to a ddress obesity. Some of these technologies include web or internet based activities or activities that are mobile application based, active video games and ML -based strategies among others ( Alotaibi et al., 2022) . These technologies can help children and a dolescents with management and addressing obesity in children and adolescents. For example, studies have been conducted to determine how effective active video games are in managing obesity in children. The studies found the m to be helpful in reducing the children’s BMI ( Alotaibi et al., 2022) . It is