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- ISBN: 9780397550883 | 039755088X
- Cover: Paperback
- Copyright: 8/1/1995
Theoretical Foundations | |
Primary Health Care | p. 3 |
Introduction | p. 3 |
Globalization | p. 4 |
Primary Health Care | p. 12 |
Nurses for the 21st Century | p. 24 |
Epidemiology, Demography, and Community Health | p. 28 |
Introduction | p. 28 |
Demography | p. 30 |
Levels of Prevention in Community Health Practice | p. 30 |
Descriptive Measures of Health | p. 31 |
Analytic Measures of Health | p. 37 |
Criteria for Determining Causation | p. 42 |
Sources of Community Health Data | p. 43 |
Screening for Health Conditions | p. 46 |
Epidemiologic Approaches to Community Health Research | p. 49 |
Environment and the Health of Communities | p. 56 |
Introduction | p. 56 |
Pollution | p. 57 |
The Complex Human Environment | p. 71 |
Application: A Regional Case Study | p. 73 |
Model Application | p. 77 |
Policy Implication | p. 79 |
Ethical Quandaries in Community Health Nursing | p. 83 |
Introduction | p. 83 |
What Is Ethics? | p. 84 |
Seven Principles Essential in Health Care Ethics | p. 86 |
Ethical Quandaries in Community Health | p. 91 |
Community Empowerment and Healing | p. 97 |
Introduction | p. 97 |
Perspectives on Community Health Partnerships | p. 98 |
Community Participation and Healing | p. 100 |
Healing in the Community | p. 102 |
Developing Right-Relationships | p. 103 |
Transforming Communities Through Empowerment | p. 105 |
Empowering a Community Through Participatory Action Research | p. 107 |
Cultural Competence in Partnerships With Communities | p. 114 |
Introduction | p. 115 |
Diversity, Ethnicity, and Culture | p. 116 |
Culture, Health and Illness, and Nursing | p. 118 |
Cultural Health Care Systems | p. 119 |
Decision Making | p. 122 |
Conflict Among Sectors | p. 123 |
The Culturally Competent Provider | p. 125 |
Cultural Awareness Exercises | p. 126 |
Eliciting Health and Illness Beliefs | p. 127 |
Adapting Skills | p. 129 |
The Agency | p. 130 |
Health Policy for Healthy Communities and Cities | p. 136 |
Introduction | p. 136 |
World Conferences on Health Promotion and Healthy Public Policy | p. 137 |
Health Promotion | p. 138 |
Healthy Public Policy | p. 139 |
Health Policy Actions of Healthy Cities and Communities | p. 144 |
Opportunities for Community Health Nursing | p. 146 |
The Process | |
A Model to Guide Practice | p. 153 |
Introduction | p. 153 |
Models | p. 154 |
Assessment | p. 164 |
Diagnosis and Planning | p. 165 |
Intervention | p. 165 |
Evaluation | p. 166 |
Community Assessment | p. 169 |
Introduction | p. 169 |
Community Assessment | p. 171 |
Community Core | p. 174 |
Physical Environment | p. 180 |
Health and Social Services | p. 185 |
Economics | p. 196 |
Safety and Transportation | p. 200 |
Politics and Government | p. 208 |
Communication | p. 209 |
Education | p. 210 |
Recreation | p. 217 |
Community Analysis and Nursing Diagnosis | p. 222 |
Introduction | p. 222 |
Community Analysis | p. 222 |
Rosemont Sample Community Analysis | p. 225 |
Planning a Community Health Program | p. 251 |
Introduction | p. 251 |
Validating Community Nursing Diagnoses | p. 254 |
Planned Change | p. 254 |
Applying Change Theory to Community Health Planning | p. 256 |
Community Health Goal | p. 264 |
Program Activities | p. 266 |
Learning Objectives | p. 267 |
Collaboration | p. 268 |
Resources, Constraints, and Revised Plans | p. 268 |
Recording | p. 271 |
Implementing a Community Health Program | p. 274 |
Introduction | p. 275 |
Community Ownership | p. 275 |
Unified Program | p. 277 |
Healthy People | p. 279 |
Health Focus | p. 282 |
Evaluating a Community Health Program | p. 290 |
Introduction | p. 291 |
Evaluation Principles | p. 291 |
The Evaluation Process | p. 292 |
Components of Evaluation | p. 294 |
Evaluation Strategies | p. 296 |
Selected Methods of Data Collection | p. 296 |
Strategies for Health Promotion | |
Diversity in Practice | p. 317 |
Introduction | p. 317 |
Reflections on the Past | p. 318 |
Community Health in the United States: The Emerging Scene | p. 319 |
Outcomes Management in Community Health | p. 321 |
The Essence of Community Health Nursing Practice | p. 321 |
Factors Influencing Community Health Nursing in the 21st Century | p. 322 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With Refugees and Immigrants | p. 327 |
Introduction | p. 327 |
Strategies for Health Promotion: "Community Care" | p. 329 |
Individual- and Family-Oriented Services | p. 330 |
Community-Oriented Services | p. 333 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With Schools | p. 337 |
Introduction | p. 337 |
Delivering Health Services for Health Promotion | p. 338 |
Health Education for Health Promotion | p. 340 |
Health Promotion Programs for School-Age Children | p. 340 |
Health Promotion Strategies for the School | p. 349 |
Health Promotion Strategies for the Community | p. 350 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With Faith Communities | p. 355 |
Introduction | p. 355 |
Initiating Healthy Partnerships With Faith Communities | p. 356 |
Health Promotion Programs for Faith Communities | p. 358 |
Establishing a Lasting Partnership With Faith Communities | p. 362 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With Homeless Populations | p. 369 |
Introduction | p. 369 |
Who Are the Homeless? | p. 370 |
Health Promotion Strategies for Homeless People | p. 371 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships Through Education | p. 374 |
Positive Parenting Sessions | p. 374 |
Organizing a Health Fair in a Homeless Shelter | p. 375 |
Overcoming Barriers Related to the Education of Homeless Youth | p. 375 |
Promoting the Sexual Health of Homeless Adolescents | p. 376 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With People Exiting Homelessness | p. 377 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships in the Workplace | p. 381 |
Introduction | p. 381 |
Workplace Health Promotion | p. 382 |
Types of Health Promotion Activities | p. 382 |
Planning a Health Promotion Program | p. 383 |
Resources for Health Promotion Programs | p. 385 |
Using Stages of Change in Health Promotion Programs | p. 386 |
Program Implementation | p. 386 |
Program Evaluation | p. 387 |
Tips for Maintaining a Health Promotion Program | p. 388 |
Examples of Health Promotion Programs | p. 388 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With Community Elders | p. 394 |
Introduction | p. 394 |
Demographics of Aging in the United States | p. 395 |
Health Challenges, Risk Factors, and Concerns of Elders | p. 395 |
Healthy People 2010 and Older Adults | p. 400 |
Partnerships With Community Elders | p. 402 |
Significant Legislation and Older Americans | p. 405 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With Rural Populations | p. 409 |
Introduction | p. 409 |
Rural Nursing Theory | p. 410 |
Building a Partnership | p. 413 |
Promoting Healthy Partnerships With the Chronically III | p. 419 |
Introduction | p. 419 |
Characteristics of Chronic Health Conditions | p. 420 |
Health Perception and Chronic Illness and Health Promotion | p. 422 |
Implementation of Health Promotion Strategies | p. 423 |
Research Culture in Community Nursing | p. 425 |
A Model Assessment Guide for Nursing in Industry | p. 428 |
Assessment of an Industry | p. 434 |
Postscript | p. 441 |
Index | p. 445 |
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