Introduction to community based nursing

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Introduction to community based nursing

Roberta Hunt

Lippincott, c2001

2nd edition

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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This vibrant introduction to community based nursing roles and concepts gives a practically-oriented introduction to nursing care in community settings. Five units cover concepts and applications: / Unit 1--Basic concepts, levels of prevention, health promotion, the family, cultural considerations / Unit 2--Four basic skills of community based nursing--assessing, educating, managing, and continuing care. / Unit 3--Health promotion and disease prevention across the lifespan. / Unit 4--Settings for practice. / Unit 5--Future trends in community based nursing. New edition features: expanded index; enhanced discussion of the role of school nurses; up-to-date references; increased focus on individual care planning; and revised glossary of commonly used terms. Each chapter contains Critical Thinking Activities, Client Studies, and Practical Applications exercises.

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I: Basic Concepts in Community-Based NursingOverview of Community-Based NursingHealth Promotion and Disease PreventionCulture CareFamily Care II: Skills for Community-Based Nursing PracticeAssessment:Individual, Family, and CommunityClient TeachingCase ManagementContinuity of Care III: Community-Based Nursing Across the Life SpanHealth Promotion and Disease Prevention for Maternal/Infant Populations, Children and AdolescentsHealth Promotion and Disease Prevention for AdultsHealth Promotion and Disease Prevention for Elderly Adults IV: Settings for PracticePractice Settings and SpecialitiesHome Health Care Nursing V: Implications for Future PracticeTrends in Community-Based NursingGlossaryInde

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