[2] PRELIMS | PHILIPPINE PUBLIC HEALTH Flashcards

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COMMUNITY

  • Is often viewed as a ____ of people living in a ____ with common ____.
  • Bound by their location, people develop ____ that eventually evolve as ____.
  • In the Philippines, the concept of health and illness can be summed up in either ____ of signs and symptoms.
  • Without physical manifestations of disease, people tend to cling to ____.
  • Such mindset breeds a fatal outcome.
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COMMUNITY

  • Is often viewed as a group of people living in a particular area with common beliefs, values, and traditions.
  • Bound by their location, people develop common beliefs and values that eventually evolve as culture.
  • In the Philippines, the concept of health and illness can be summed up in either presence or absence of signs and symptoms.
  • Without physical manifestations of disease, people tend to cling to the false belief of being healthy.
  • Such mindset breeds a fatal outcome.
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  • ____ is prevention and promotion of population health at the national and local levels (government agencies)
  • A key phrase in this definition of public health is “____.” The term public health connotes ____, legislated and ____ that serve all people through ____ or related governmental agencies.
  • Its purpose is to ____ by promoting healthy lifestyles, ____, and protecting the health of communities.
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  • Public Health is prevention and promotion of population health at the national and local levels (government agencies)
  • A key phrase in this definition of public health is “through organized community effort.” The term public health connotes organized, legislated and tax-supported efforts that serve all people through health departments or related governmental agencies.
  • Its purpose is to improve the health of the public by promoting healthy lifestyles, preventing disease and injury, and protecting the health of communities.
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CORE/PRIMARY PUBLIC HEALTH FUNCTIONS

  • All nurses working in community settings should develop knowledge and skills related to each of these primary functions.
  • Public health efforts focus on prevention and promotion of population health at the ____ levels. These efforts at the national level concentrate on providing ____ at the local level.
  • The local level structures provide direct services to communities through two avenues:
    1. ____, which protect the public from hazards such as polluted water and air and tainted food.
    2. ____ such as immunization and family planning services, well- infant and maternal care and treatment-prevalent health conditions both communicable and non-communicable.
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  • All nurses working in community settings should develop knowledge and skills related to each of these primary functions.
  • Public health efforts focus on prevention and promotion of population health at the national and local levels. These efforts at the national level concentrate on providing support and advisory services to public health structures at the local level.
  • The local level structures provide direct services to communities through two avenues:
    1. Environmental health services, which protect the public from hazards such as polluted water and air and tainted food.
    2. Personal health care services such as immunization and family planning services, well- infant and maternal care and treatment-prevalent health conditions both communicable and non-communicable.
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CORE/PRIMARY PUBLIC HEALTH FUNCTIONS

  • ____ - regular collection, analysis, and information sharing about health conditions, risks, and resources in a community
  • ____ - use of information gathered during assessment to develop local and state health policies toward those policies
  • ____ - focuses on the availability of necessary health services throughout the community; includes maintaining the ability of both public health agencies and private providers to manage day-to-day operations and having the capacity to respond to critical situations and emergencies
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  • ASSESSMENT - regular collection, analysis, and information sharing about health conditions, risks, and resources in a community
  • POLICY DEVELOPMENT - use of information gathered during assessment to develop local and state health policies toward those policies
  • ASSURANCE - focuses on the availability of necessary health services throughout the community; includes maintaining the ability of both public health agencies and private providers to manage day-to-day operations and having the capacity to respond to critical situations and emergencies
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  • Community Health is ____ + organized ____ through both government and private efforts
  • The terms community health nursing and public health nursing are often synonymous or interchangeable, but for purposes of clarity and in the context of the Philippine situation, ____ will be referred to as a global or umbrella term and ____ as component or subset.
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  • Community Health is Public Health + organized health efforts at the community level through both government and private efforts
  • The terms community health nursing and public health nursing are often synonymous or interchangeable, but for purposes of clarity and in the context of the Philippine situation, community health nursing will be referred to as a global or umbrella term and public health nursing as a component or subset.
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING

  • ____ - A professional nurse with communities, groups, families, individuals at home, in health centers, in clinics, in schools, in places of work for the promotion of health, prevention of illness, care of the sick at home and rehabilitation
  • ____ - directs care to individuals, families, groups, or communities; contributes to the health of the ____
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  • RUTH FREEMAN - A professional nurse with communities, groups, families, individuals at home, in health centers, in clinics, in schools, in places of work for the promotion of health, prevention of illness, care of the sick at home and rehabilitation
  • Community Health Nurse - directs care to individuals, families, groups, or communities; contributes to the health of the total population
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING

  • CHN is defined as a ____ of nursing practice that renders care to individuals, families and communities, focusing on ____ and ____ through ____ and ____
  • Some definitions indicate CHN is broader than PHN because it encompasses “nursing practice in ____ and ____, and in variety of roles, at times inducing independent practice, CHN is ____.”
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  • CHN is defined as a specialized field of nursing practice that renders care to individuals, families and communities, focusing on health promotion and disease prevention through people empowerment and maintenance of health
  • Some definitions indicate CHN is broader than PHN because it encompasses “nursing practice in a wide variety of community services and consumer advocate areas, and in variety of roles, at times inducing independent practice, CHN is certainly not confined to PHN agencies.”
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING

____ - A learned ____ with the ultimate goal of contributing as ____ to the promotion of the client’s optimum level of functioning thru ____ and ____

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JACOBSON - A learned practice discipline with the ultimate goal of contributing as individuals and in collaboration with others to the promotion of the client’s optimum level of functioning thru teaching and delivery of care

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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING

____ - “ the ____ of nursing practice and public health practice applied to ____ the health of populations”

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ANA, 1980 - “ the synthesis of nursing practice and public health practice applied to promoting and preserving the health of populations”

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  • ____ - “The ____ of the nursing process in the different levels of clientele-individuals, families, population groups and communities, concerned with the ____, ____, and ____.”
  • GOAL ( ____ ) - “To ____ by helping communities and families to ____ in such a way as to maximize their potential for high-level wellness”
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  • MAGLAYA ET AL - “The utilization of the nursing process in the different levels of clientele-individuals, families, population groups and communities, concerned with the promotion of health, prevention of disease and disability and rehabilitation.”
  • GOAL (Nisce et al)- “To raise the level of citirenzy by helping communities and families to cope with the discontinuities in and threats to health in such a way as to maximize their potential for high-level wellness”
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Efforts to help people ____ and ____ is a priority in this field. Preventive measures like ____ and ____ for early detection and prompt treatment are packaged into health programs for communities

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Efforts to help people reduce their risks from developing disease and maintain their optimum functioning is a priority in this field. Preventive measures like vaccination and screening activities for certain disease for early detection and prompt treatment are packaged into health programs for communities

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The Roles and Responsibilities of a Community Health Nurse in the Philippines:
* Wear ____ while conducting day-to-day practice
* The focus of nursing includes ____ meeting these mulitple needs require multiple roles
* Assess ____ of population groups and help determine ____. Work with ____ within the community to develop public policies and targeted health promotion and disease prevention activities

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The Roles and Responsibilities of a Community Health Nurse in the Philippines:
* Wear many hats while conducting day-to-day practice
* The focus of nursing includes not only the individual, but also the family and the community, meeting these mulitple needs require multiple roles
* Assess health trends and risk factors of population groups and help determine priorities for targeted interventions. Work with communities or specific population groups within the community to develop public policies and targeted health promotion and disease prevention activities

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Seven Major Roles of a Community Health Nurse

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  1. Care Giver/Clinical Role
  2. Educator
  3. Lawyer/Advocate
  4. Administrator/Manager
  5. Collaborator
  6. Leader
  7. Searcher
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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Caregiver/Clinical Role
* Uses the nursing process to ____ to individuals, families, or population groups.

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Caregiver/Clinical Role
* Uses the nursing process to provide direct nursing intervention to individuals, families, or population groups.

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Educator
* Facilitates learning for positive health behavior change

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Educator
* Facilitates ____ for positive health behavior change

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Lawyer/Advocate
* ____ on behalf of clients who cannot do so for themselves

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Lawyer/Advocate
* Speaks or acts on behalf of clients who cannot do so for themselves

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Administrator/Manager
* Engage in the role of ____
* As a manager, the nurse exercises ____ toward the accomplishment of specified goals by:
1. Assessing the ____
2. ____ to meet those needs
3. ____ to ensure that goals are met

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Administrator/Manager
* Engage in the role of managing health services
* As a manager, the nurse exercises administrative direction toward the accomplishment of specified goals by:
1. Assessing the clients’ needs
2. Planning and organizing to meet those needs
3. Controlling and evaluating the progress to ensure that goals are met

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

The nurse serves as a manager when:
* Overseeing client care as a ____
* Supervising ____
* Running clinics
* Conducting ____.

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The nurse serves as a manager when:
* Overseeing client care as a case manager
* Supervising ancillary staff
* Running clinics
* Conducting community health needs assessment projects.

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Collaborator
* Community health nurses seldom ____
* They must work with many people, including the clients, other nurses, physicians, teachers, health educators, social workers, physical therapist, nutritionist, occupational therapist, psychologist, epidemiologist, biostatisticians, attorneys, secretaries, environmentalist, city planners

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Collaborator
* Community health nurses seldom practice in isolation
* They must work with many people, including the clients, other nurses, physicians, teachers, health educators, social workers, physical therapist, nutritionist, occupational therapist, psychologist, epidemiologist, biostatisticians, attorneys, secretaries, environmentalist, city planners

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Leader
* Community health nurse seek to ____ that ____

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Leader
* Community health nurse seek to initiate changers that positively affect people’s health

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SEVEN MAJOR ROLES OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE

Searcher
* The community health nurses engage in ____, collection, and analysis of data for ____ and enhancing ____

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Searcher
* The community health nurses engage in systematic investigation, collection, and analysis of data for solving problems and enhancing community health practice

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Responsibilities of CHN
* Be a part in developing ____, its implementation and evaluation for communities
* Provide ____ to the three levels of clientele
* Maintain coordination/linkages with ____, NGO/government agencies in the provision of public health services
* Conduct research relevant to CHN services to improve provision of health care
* Provide opportunities for ____ and ____ for staff development
* Refers to the practice of nursing in ____ (which includes Health Centers and RHU) and ____ whether their position title is Public Health Nurse or Nurse or School Nurse
* Is ____, with the goals of ____ and ____ for all people through the creation of conditions in which people can be healthy

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Responsibilities of CHN
* Be a part in developing an overall health plan, its implementation and evaluation for communities
* Provide quality nursing services to the three levels of clientele
* Maintain coordination/linkages with other health team members, NGO/government agencies in the provision of public health services
* Conduct research relevant to CHN services to improve provision of health care
* Provide opportunities for professional growth and continuing education for staff development
* Refers to the practice of nursing in national and local government health departments (which includes Health Centers and RHU) and public schools whether their position title is Public Health Nurse or Nurse or School Nurse
* Is population-focused, with the goals of promoting health and preventing disease and disability for all people through the creation of conditions in which people can be healthy

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Public Health Nursing may be defined as a ____ in nursing and in public health in which ____ are applied to problems of health as they affect the community.

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Public Health Nursing may be defined as a field of professional practice in nursing and in public health in which technical nursing, interpersonal, analytical, and organizational skills are applied to problems of health as they affect the community.

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____: It is ____ practiced in the public sector, “a special field of nursing that combines ____ as part of the total public health program for the ____, the ____, ____.”

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WHO Expert Committee of Nursing: It is community health nursing practiced in the public sector, “a special field of nursing that combines the skills of nursing, public health and some phases of social assistance and functions as part of the total public health program for the promotion of health, the improvement of the conditions in the social and physical environment, rehabilitation of illness and disability.”

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STANDARDS OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING PRACTICE

Standards of Care
* Standard 1 - Assessment
* Standard 2 – ____
* Standard 3 – Outcomes identification
* Standard 4 – ____
* Standard 5 – Implementation
* Standard 6 - ____

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Standards of Care
* Standard 1 - Assessment
* Standard 2 – Population diagnosis priorities
* Standard 3 – Outcomes identification
* Standard 4 – Planning
* Standard 5 – Implementation
* Standard 6 - Evaluation

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STANDARDS OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING PRACTICE

Standards of Professional Performance
* Standard 7 – ____
* Standard 8 – Education
* Standard 9 – ____
* Standard 10 – Collegiality and professional relationship
* Standard 11 – ____
* Standard 12 - Ethics

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Standards of Professional Performance
* Standard 7 – Quality of practice
* Standard 8 – Education
* Standard 9 – Professional practice evaluation
* Standard 10 – Collegiality and professional relationship
* Standard 11 – Collaboration
* Standard 12 - Ethics

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STANDARDS OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING PRACTICE

Standards of Professional Performance
* Standard 13 – Research
* Standard 14 – ____
* Standard 15 - Leadership

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Standards of Professional Performance
* Standard 13 – Research
* Standard 14 – Resource utilization population
* Standard 15 - Leadership

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PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING

In the Philippines,
* It was created to ____ and ____ with the help of the nurse’s skills and knowledge to serve the community through educating people about the health issues that might affects the individual’s physical, emotional, and spiritual aspect.
* It ____ and to ____ to help and improve their lifestyle and environment.

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In the Philippines,
* It was created to develop and practice promoting wellness of the community and protecting the health of every individual with the help of the nurse’s skills and knowledge to serve the community through educating people about the health issues that might affects the individual’s physical, emotional, and spiritual aspect.
* It improves the community safety and health and to increase and enhance the access to care to help and improve their lifestyle and environment.

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____ - Public Health Nursing in the Philippines evolved alongside the ____, the government agency mandated to protect and promote people’s health and the biggest employer of health workers including publich health nurses

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Department of Health - Public Health Nursing in the Philippines evolved alongside the institutional development of the DOH, the government agency mandated to protect and promote people’s health and the biggest employer of health workers including publich health nurses

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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - Hospital Real de Manila, the very first hospital in the Philippines, was estabilished mainly to care for the Spanish King’s soldiers, but also admitted Spanish civilians; was founded by Gov. Francisco de Sanade
  • ____ - The first Franciscan missionary, Bro. Juan Clemente, took pity on the numerous beggars who flocked to the gates of the convent. He concocted medications and salves to apply to their wounds. It started public health services through dispensary in Intramurous for the indigent
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  • 1565 - Hospital Real de Manila, the very first hospital in the Philippines, was estabilished mainly to care for the Spanish King’s soldiers, but also admitted Spanish civilians; was founded by Gov. Francisco de Sanade
  • 1577 - The first Franciscan missionary, Bro. Juan Clemente, took pity on the numerous beggars who flocked to the gates of the convent. He concocted medications and salves to apply to their wounds. It started public health services through dispensary in Intramurous for the indigent
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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - Two wards of nipa and bamboo were constructed by Clemente, called Hospital de los Indios Naturales, more popularly known as Hospital de Naturales. The friars cared for the sick while also denting to their spiritual needs
  • ____ - San Lazaro Hospital: the reconstruction of the Hospital de Naturales (founded by Bro. Juan Clemente, and was administered for many years by the Hospitalliers of San Juan de Dios; built exclusively for patients with leprosy
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  • 1578 - Two wards of nipa and bamboo were constructed by Clemente, called Hospital de los Indios Naturales, more popularly known as Hospital de Naturales. The friars cared for the sick while also denting to their spiritual needs
  • 1603 - San Lazaro Hospital: the reconstruction of the Hospital de Naturales (founded by Bro. Juan Clemente, and was administered for many years by the Hospitalliers of San Juan de Dios; built exclusively for patients with leprosy
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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - Young women carried water taken from various water sources and stored in bamboo poles. An important development in public health administration during the Spanish regime was the introduction of safe water supply. Dominican Father Juan de Pergero worked towards installing the water system in San Juan del Monte Manila
  • ____ - Dr. Francisco de Balmis introduced Small Pox vaccination
  • ____ - The first medicos titulares were apointed as provincial health officers
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  • 1690 - Young women carried water taken from various water sources and stored in bamboo poles. An important development in public health administration during the Spanish regime was the introduction of safe water supply. Dominican Father Juan de Pergero worked towards installing the water system in San Juan del Monte Manila
  • 1805 - Dr. Francisco de Balmis introduced Small Pox vaccination
  • 1876 - The first medicos titulares were apointed as provincial health officers
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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - The University of Sto. Tomas opens a two-year, cirujanos ministrantes course to produce male nurses and sanitary inspectors
  • ____ - The Board of Health for the Philippine Islands was creasted through Act 157, which eventually evolved into the Department of Health (DOH)
  • ____ - Asociacion de Feminista Filipina founded La Gota de Leche, the first center dedicated to the service of mothers and babies
  • ____ - The Fajardo Act law created sanitary divisions made up of one to four municipalities; each division had a “president”, who had to be a physician
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  • 1888 - The University of Sto. Tomas opens a two-year, cirujanos ministrantes course to produce male nurses and sanitary inspectors
  • 1901 - The Board of Health for the Philippine Islands was creasted through Act 157, which eventually evolved into the Department of Health (DOH)
  • 1905 - Asociacion de Feminista Filipina founded La Gota de Leche, the first center dedicated to the service of mothers and babies
  • 1912 - The Fajardo Act law created sanitary divisions made up of one to four municipalities; each division had a “president”, who had to be a physician
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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - PGH began to extend public health nursing services in the homes of patients by organizing a unit called Social and Home Care Servive with 2 nurses as staff
  • ____ - The DOH was reorganized into bureaus and the administration of city health departments was placed at bureau level
  • ____ - Congress passed RA 1082 or the Rural Health Act that provided for the creation of a rural health unit in every municipality
  • ____ - RA 1891 was enacted; this law created 8 categories of rural health units corresponding to the population size of the municipalities
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  • 1915 - PGH began to extend public health nursing services in the homes of patients by organizing a unit called Social and Home Care Servive with 2 nurses as staff
  • 1947 - The DOH was reorganized into bureaus and the administration of city health departments was placed at bureau level
  • 1954 - Congress passed RA 1082 or the Rural Health Act that provided for the creation of a rural health unit in every municipality
  • 1957 - RA 1891 was enacted; this law created 8 categories of rural health units corresponding to the population size of the municipalities
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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - Regional health offices were created as a result of decentralization efforts
  • ____ - Philippine health care delivery system was restructured, health services were classified into primary, secondary, and tertiary levels
  • ____ - RA 7160 or the Local Government Code was enactedl this law mandated devolution of basic services including health services to LGUs and the estabilishment of a local health boards in every province and city or municipality
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  • 1958 - Regional health offices were created as a result of decentralization efforts
  • 1970 - Philippine health care delivery system was restructured, health services were classified into primary, secondary, and tertiary levels
  • 1991 - RA 7160 or the Local Government Code was enactedl this law mandated devolution of basic services including health services to LGUs and the estabilishment of a local health boards in every province and city or municipality
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EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING IN THE PHILIPPINES

  • ____ - Health Sector Reform Agenda was launched
  • ____ - The Philippines is a signatory to the UN Millenium Declaration which was adopted during the World Summit in September 2000. The member nations committed themselves to the attainment of the 8 Millenium Development Goals (MDGs)
  • ____ - Implementation framework “FOURmula One (F1)” for health was launched
  • ____ - Universal Health Care was launched
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  • 1999 - Health Sector Reform Agenda was launched
  • 2000 - The Philippines is a signatory to the UN Millenium Declaration which was adopted during the World Summit in September 2000. The member nations committed themselves to the attainment of the 8 Millenium Development Goals (MDGs)
  • 2005 - Implementation framework “FOURmula One (F1)” for health was launched
  • 2010 - Universal Health Care was launched
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____: Some definitions indicate CHN is ____ because it encompasses “nursing practice in a wide variety of community services and consumer advocate areas, and in variety of roles, at times inducing independent practice, CHN is ____”

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JACOBSON: Some definitions indicate CHN is broader than PHN because it encompasses “nursing practice in a wide variety of community services and consumer advocate areas, and in variety of roles, at times inducing independent practice, CHN is certainly not confined to PHN agencies.”

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

  • The specialty practice that focuses on the ____, ____, and ____ within the context of a safe and healthy environment
  • It includes the ____ from occupational and environmental hazards
  • It provides for and delivers ____ and services to clients.
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  • The specialty practice that focuses on the promotion, prevention, and restoration of health within the context of a safe and healthy environment
  • It includes the prevention of adverse health effects from occupational and environmental hazards
  • It provides for and delivers occupational and environmental health and safety programs and services to clients.
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

____: to identify health and safety hazards
* ____ - the elements in the work-related disease to the worker.
* ____ - the unsafe conditions or unsafe acts that significantly increase the risk of worker to be injured.

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Occupational Health Strategies: to identify health and safety hazards
* Health hazards - the elements in the work-related disease to the worker.
* Safety hazards - the unsafe conditions or unsafe acts that significantly increase the risk of worker to be injured.

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* The occupational health nurse must then possess competencies necessary to recognize and evaluate potential and existing health hazards in the workplace

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Skills and Competencies for Occupational Health Nursing
* The occupational health nurse must then possess competencies necessary to recognize and evaluate potential and existing health hazards in the workplace

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

Nine Defined Areas of Competence of OHN

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  1. Clinical and Primary Care
  2. Case Management
  3. Workforce, Workplace, and Environmental Issues
  4. Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
  5. Management and Administration
  6. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
  7. Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety Education
  8. Research
  9. Professionalism
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Applying the nursing process in the delivery of care
* Providing first aid and primary care
* Conducting a physical assessment
* Diagnosing and treating
* Being knowledgeable about immunization protocols
* Identifying employees emotional needs and providing support and counseling
* Maintaining records
* Responding to medical emergencies
* Being knowledgeable about trends in health-related issues

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Clinical and Primary Care
* Applying the nursing process in the delivery of care
* Providing first aid and primary care
* Conducting a physical assessment
* Diagnosing and treating
* Being knowledgeable about immunization protocols
* Identifying employees emotional needs and providing support and counseling
* Maintaining records
* Responding to medical emergencies
* Being knowledgeable about trends in health-related issues

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Identifying the need for case management services
* Conducting case management assessments
* Developing case management care plans
* Monitoring and evaluating outcomes
* Developing policies and programs for case management
* Conducting research based on case management outcomes

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Case Management
* Identifying the need for case management services
* Conducting case management assessments
* Developing case management care plans
* Monitoring and evaluating outcomes
* Developing policies and programs for case management
* Conducting research based on case management outcomes

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Having knowledge of worksite operations, manufacturing processes, and job tasks.
* Having knowledge of toxicological epidemiological, and ergonomic principles
* Understanding appropriate engineering and administrative controls and PPE specific to preventing workplace health hazard exposure

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Workforce, Workplace, and Environmental Issues
* Having knowledge of worksite operations, manufacturing processes, and job tasks.
* Having knowledge of toxicological epidemiological, and ergonomic principles
* Understanding appropriate engineering and administrative controls and PPE specific to preventing workplace health hazard exposure

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Being knowledgeable of state nursing practice acts and ability to practice occupational and environmental health
* Being knowledgeable of all aspects of medical record-keeping practices in compliance with nursing practice, state law, and standards of practice.
* Being knowledgeable of current legal trends related to negligence and malpractice cases in professional nursing and in the occupational health setting

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Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
* Being knowledgeable of state nursing practice acts and ability to practice occupational and environmental health
* Being knowledgeable of all aspects of medical record-keeping practices in compliance with nursing practice, state law, and standards of practice.
* Being knowledgeable of current legal trends related to negligence and malpractice cases in professional nursing and in the occupational health setting

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Managing budget
* Developing program goals and objectives
* Writing reports
* Handling workers compensation and disability
* Providing leadership in health-related issues
* Facilitating medical response activities and site disaster planning
* Being a resource expert on health issues for employees and management.

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Management and Administration
* Managing budget
* Developing program goals and objectives
* Writing reports
* Handling workers compensation and disability
* Providing leadership in health-related issues
* Facilitating medical response activities and site disaster planning
* Being a resource expert on health issues for employees and management.

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Conducting needs assessment
* Making effective presentations
* Planning, developing, implementing and evaluating health programs designed to meet the needs of specific employee, groups or organizations
* Evaluating health promotion outcomes
* Integrating all levels of prevention into company culture

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Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
* Conducting needs assessment
* Making effective presentations
* Planning, developing, implementing and evaluating health programs designed to meet the needs of specific employee, groups or organizations
* Evaluating health promotion outcomes
* Integrating all levels of prevention into company culture

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Creating effective professional and technical support networks both functionally and cross-functionally.
* Developing and implementing training programs for workers and professionals

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Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety Education
* Creating effective professional and technical support networks both functionally and cross-functionally.
* Developing and implementing training programs for workers and professionals

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Identifying researchable problems
* Systematically collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data from different sources
* Planning, developing and conducting research
* Developing and testing models and theories relative to occupational and environmental health nursing practice

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Research
* Identifying researchable problems
* Systematically collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data from different sources
* Planning, developing and conducting research
* Developing and testing models and theories relative to occupational and environmental health nursing practice

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

( ____ )
* Engaging in a lifelong learning plan
* Acting as a professional role model
* Maintaining currency in practice
* Advancing the specialty through knowledge and science

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Professionalism
* Engaging in a lifelong learning plan
* Acting as a professional role model
* Maintaining currency in practice
* Advancing the specialty through knowledge and science

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

Legislation and Occupational Health
* ____ – Philippine Labor Code
* The Administrative Code on Enforcement of Safety and Health Standards
* The Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS)
* ____ – Creating the Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC) under the Employees Compensation Commission
* ____ – Employees Compensation and State Insurance Fund
* Hazard-specific laws regarding anti-sexual harassment

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Legislation and Occupational Health
* Presidential Decree (PD) 442 – Philippine Labor Code
* The Administrative Code on Enforcement of Safety and Health Standards
* The Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS)
* Executive Order 307 – Creating the Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC) under the Employees Compensation Commission
* PD 626 – Employees Compensation and State Insurance Fund
* Hazard-specific laws regarding anti-sexual harassment

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING

Legislation and Occupational Health
* ____ – Comprehensive Drugs Act of 2002
* ____ – Toxic Substance Act
* ____ – Special Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act
* ____ – Strengthening Compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Standards Act of 2017

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Legislation and Occupational Health
* RA 9165 – Comprehensive Drugs Act of 2002
* RA 6969 – Toxic Substance Act
* RA 9231 – Special Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act
* RA 11058 – Strengthening Compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Standards Act of 2017

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School Health Nursing
* The school nurse is responsible for ____ for teachers on health and nutrition.

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School Health Nursing
* The school nurse is responsible for planning and conducting training programs for teachers on health and nutrition.

54
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8 School Health Programs Components

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  1. School health services
  2. School health education
  3. A healthy school environment to include both physical and psychosocial aspects of environment
  4. Health promotion for school personnel
  5. School–community projects and outreach
  6. Nutrition and food safety
  7. Physical education and recreation
  8. Mental health, counseling, and social supports
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EMERGING FIELDS OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES

( ____ )
* Allows a patient to remain at home and still receive care instead of staying in a hospital or health institution for recovery or rehabilitation
* Chronically ill, ____, elderly, disabled who require custodial care, and high-risk pregnant women

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Home Health Care
* Allows a patient to remain at home and still receive care instead of staying in a hospital or health institution for recovery or rehabilitation
* Chronically ill, convalescent patients, elderly, disabled who require custodial care, and high-risk pregnant women

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EMERGING FIELDS OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES

Hospice Home Care
* Specifically rendered to the ____.
* To provide comfort to the ____, ____, and ____
* ____ is particularly important in hospice care

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Hospice Home Care
* Specifically rendered to the terminally ill.
* To provide comfort to the terminally ill patient, improve his/her quality of life, and provides support to the patient
* Palliative care is particularly important in hospice care

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EMERGING FIELDS OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES

( ____ )
* The practice of the art and science of nursing combined with spiritual care
* They may work in either paid or unpaid positions in a variety of religious faiths
* Focuses on health promotion and provision of holistic care to members of the faith community

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Faith Community Nursing or Parish Nursing
* The practice of the art and science of nursing combined with spiritual care
* They may work in either paid or unpaid positions in a variety of religious faiths
* Focuses on health promotion and provision of holistic care to members of the faith community

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EMERGING FIELDS OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES

( ____ )
* A specialized subset of forensic nursing; clients in this field are inmates
* Care is negotiated and provided with recognition of safety and security issues for the nurse and the constitutional rights of prisoners to receive adequate and timely healthcare

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Correctional Nursing
* A specialized subset of forensic nursing; clients in this field are inmates
* Care is negotiated and provided with recognition of safety and security issues for the nurse and the constitutional rights of prisoners to receive adequate and timely healthcare

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EMERGING FIELDS OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES

( ____ )
* Encouraging nurses to pursue independent practice
* Establish singly or in collaboration
* Health care related business establishments
* Examples: (4)

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Entrepreneurship in Nursing
* Encouraging nurses to pursue independent practice
* Establish singly or in collaboration
* Health care related business establishments
* Examples: child wellness clinic, maternity clinics, wound care centers or training organizations

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EMERGING FIELDS OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE PHILIPPINES

EntrepreNurse
* Launched in ____
* Initiated by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
* In collaboration with the Professional Regulatory Board of Nursing of the Philippines, DOH, PNA, and other stakeholders
* To promote ____

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EntrepreNurse
* Launched in 2013
* Initiated by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
* In collaboration with the Professional Regulatory Board of Nursing of the Philippines, DOH, PNA, and other stakeholders
* To promote nurse entrepreneurship