FOUNDATION OF COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING PRACTICE Flashcards

1
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A social group determined by geographical
boundaries and / or common values and interests;
members know and interact with one another; and
functions within a particular social structure;
creates norms, values, and social institutions.

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Community (WHO)

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  1. Locus
  2. Sharing
  3. Joint action
  4. Social ties
  5. Diversity
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Core Elements of Community

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3
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traditional; natural and man-made
boundaries (cities, provinces, regions, etc.)

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Geopolitical communities (Territorial Communities)

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Q

relational; interactive groups; sharing of
perspective/identity (culture, value, history,
etc.)

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Phenomenological Communities (Functional
Communities)

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  1. Housing
  2. Education
  3. Fire & safety
  4. Politics & government
  5. Health
  6. Communication
  7. Economics
  8. Recreation
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8 Subsystem of Community

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  1. People
  2. Health
  3. Wellness
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Components of Community

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7
Q

core that makes up the
community.

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People

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7
Q

state of complete physical,
mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
(WHO)

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Health

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8
Q

an integrated method of
functioning which is oriented towards
maximizing the potential of which the
individual is capable

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Wellness

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  1. Physical
  2. Emotional
  3. Intellectual
  4. Spiritual
  5. Socio-Cultural
  6. Sexual
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Dimension of Health

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  1. Political
  2. Behavior
  3. Heredity
  4. Health Care System
  5. Environment
  6. Socio-Economics
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Factors affecting an individual’s OLOF

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11
Q

person’s capability to choose for
their own health is limited with regards to the resources and financial capacity that is
available to them.

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Political

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12
Q

Government role is crucial when offering
health options to the people, it comes in
programs, legislations.

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Political

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13
Q

this factor can affect by internal and external
factors.

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Behavior

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14
Q

factor that we have little control.

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Heredity

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15
Q
  1. Health equity has become a priority
  2. Environmental, social, and governance
    strategies are needed resilience
  3. Mental health and well-being to the fore
  4. Digital transformation
  5. Medical science advancing at a rapid pace.
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6 Key Issues (2022 Global Health Care Outlook
Report)

16
Q
  1. Shifts in demographics and epidemiological
    trends in diseases, including the emergence
    and re-emergence of new diseases and in the
    prevalence of risk and protective factors
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Global and National Health Situations

17
Q
  1. Shifts in demographics and epidemiological
    trends in diseases, including the emergence
    and re-emergence of new diseases and in the
    prevalence of risk and protective factors
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Global and National Health Situations

18
Q

New technologies for health care,
communication and information

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Global and National Health Situations

19
Q
  1. Existing and emerging environmental hazards
    some associated with globalization.
  2. Health reforms
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Global and National Health Situations

20
Q

science of protecting and improving the
health of people and their communities.

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Public Health

21
Q
  1. Community as a client.
  2. Health as a goal.
  3. Nursing as the vehicle or means to
    achieve its aims
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3 Key Concepts of CHN

22
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“a specialized field of nursing practice
that renders care to individuals, families,
communities; focusing on health promotion and
disease prevention through people empowerment

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Community Health Nursing

23
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  1. Developmental
  2. Multidisciplinary
  3. Ecology-oriented
  4. Promotes “social justice”
  5. Values consumer involvement
  6. Uses repayment mechanism
  7. Focuses on preventive service
  8. Offers comprehensive care
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Characteristics and Features of Community
and Public Health Nursing (CPHN)

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Q
  1. Developmental
  2. Multidisciplinary
  3. Ecology-oriented
  4. Promotes “social justice”
  5. Values consumer involvement
  6. Uses repayment mechanism
  7. Focuses on preventive service
  8. Offers comprehensive care
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Characteristics and Features of Community
and Public Health Nursing (CPHN)

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Q
  1. Individual
  2. Families
  3. Population Groups
  4. Community
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Level of Clientele

26
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  1. Occupational Health Nursing
  2. Correctional Nursing
  3. Faith Community Nursing
  4. School Health Nursing
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Field of Community and Public Health Nursing

27
Q
  1. Healthcare Provider
  2. Health Educator
  3. Program Implementer
  4. Community Organizer
  5. Manager/Leader
  6. Researcher/Epidemiologists
  7. Client Advocate
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Roles and responsibilities of CPHN