Community 1 Flashcards
population focused
providing services to individuals
individual, family, and group focused
health protection, promotion, prevention of a population
descriptive epidemiology describes
the distribution of disease
analytic epidemiology describes
the determinants of disease
aggregate means
population
goal of community based nursing
manage acute and chronic conditions
goal of community oriented nursing
prevent disease and promote health of individuals and families
goal of public health nursing practice
prevent disease and promote health of an entire community
three key nursing modes
- community based nursing
- community oriented nursing
- public health nursing practice
Clara Barton
red cross founder
Elizabethan poor law
poor relief act - taxes supported to help those who could not work
first attempt to get a public health code in place in a major American city
Shattuck report
Mary seacole
Jamaican nurse who helped in the Crimean war
controlled spread of cholera and yellow fever through knowledge of tropical medicine
Lillian Wald
Henry street settlement
metropolitan life insurance company
first public health nursing program
metropolitan life insurance company for those with life insurance founded by Lillian Wald
first maternal and infant health act
Sheppard Towner act of 1921
Linda Rogers
first school nurse
Henry street settlement resident
Jessie Sleet Scales
first public health nurse of African American descent
founded Stillman house
Margaret Sanger
safe contraception and family planning for women
Ada Mayo Stewart
first occupational health nurse
Florence Wald
founder of hospice nursing
Mary Adelaide Nutting
established nursing education into universities
guaranteed health care for poor, blind, and lame individuals
England Elizabethan poor law of 1601
three core function of public health
assessment
policy development
assurance
key health gains of last century
1900 - First public health nurse of African American descent Jessie Sleet Scales
1909 - Metropolitan life insurance company
1921 - Sheppard Towner act - saving infant and maternal lives
1925 - Mary breckinridge frontier nursing services
1935 - Social security act of 1935 - strengthened state organizations and focused on mothers and children in rural areas