In a 2- to 3-page Application paper, provide the following information about The Florida Department of Health: Obesity Program as a health promotion program. 1. Describe the program and identify its purpose. 2. Who are the critical stakeholders for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of this program? 3. List important input and throughput elements for the program. (Program input elements are resources and raw materials. They include clients or beneficiaries of services provided, staff, material resources, facilities, and equipment. Throughput elements are the activities implemented by the program to promote health or prevent disease, injury, disability, or death in the target population.) 4. Describe the outcomes the program is intended to produce. Outcomes may concern these and other types of variables relevant to health promotion: cognitive, skill, psychosocial, behavioral, environmental, or health. 5. Critically appraise the use of a planning model for this program by addressing the following: Was a planning model used by the program planners? If so, which one? Based on the principles of planning and your knowledge of this model, discuss how well you think it was applied and explain your reasons for this assessment. If no planning model was used, explain why not. Then, based on the principles of planning and your knowledge of planning models, identify a planning model that you think would have been appropriate for this program, provide a rationale for your choice, and describe any challenges you might anticipate in applying it in this instance. Whether or not the program made use of a planning model, make sure to demonstrate in this section your specific knowledge of at least one planning model—the one that was used by the program or one that you would recommend in this instance