Public Health
What are benefits from Public Health?
An example is: A Millennial is more likely to use technology more readily than a Baby Boomer to learn.
What is Generational Experience?
Aggregates who are at high risk for having poor health outcomes because of limited resources.
Who are Vulnerable Populations?
Safety standards are not enforced on farms and ranches because this agency does not provide guidelines for small enterprises.
What is OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)?
National health promotion goals set every 10 years.
What is Healthy People 2030?
This type of nursing focuses on 'illness care' of individuals and families.
What is Community-Based Nursing?
The three domains of learning.
Contributing to vulnerability, this refers to a feeling of separation from mainstream society.
What is Disenfranchisement?
A welfare reform legislation with a program of temporary welfare benefits.
What is TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families)?
An acronym used to ensure goals are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely.
What are SMART goals?
This type of nursing focuses on promoting quality of life and disease prevention.
What is Community-Oriented Nursing?
This method is done when evaluating the effectiveness of education. The learner can repeat what you have told them or demonstrate what they have learned.
What is the Teach Back method?
This vulnerable population often have PTSD and difficulty to reconnecting with their families that have stayed home.
Who is the Veteran?
Two components of the TEACH mnemonic to aid nurses in educating clients.
What are
Tune in, Edit information, Act on teaching moment, Clarify often, and Honor the client as a partner?
Done at the end of Program Management to show whether the program is meeting its purpose (also done at the end of the Nursing Process).
What is Evaluation?
A group with common goals within a geographical area.
What is the definition of Community?
Websites ending in .gov, .edu, and .org.
Moving long-term psych patients out of the hospital and back into the community.
What is Deinstitutionalization?
This Health Promotion Model attempts to answer the question of what motivates them to do something.
What is the HBM (Health Belief Model)?
The three core functions of Public Health.
What are Assessment, Policy development, and Assurance?
The level of prevention that focuses on managing established diseases to prevent further complications.
What is Tertiary Prevention?
An organized approach to meet the assessed needs by reducing or eliminating one or more health problems.
What is the definition of a Program?
This vulnerable population travel throughout the country seeking employment mostly in agricultural venues.
Who is the Migrant Farmworker?
A law that was put in place under the Obama administration that put in place comprehensive health insurance reforms.
What is the ACA (Affordable Care Act)?
The time the nurse should ask for feedback from program participants.
HINT (beginning? end? ...?)
What is throughout the educational program.