All in the Family (13)
The goal of this model is to support family healing and well-being by reducing suffering and promoting adaptive thinking, emotional resilience, and effective behaviors during time of illness, injury, or disability
Calgary Family Interventions Model (CFIM)
In public health nursing, interventions can be applied at these three levels: __________, __________, and __________.
individual/family, community, and systems levels
A health educator teaches women how to evaluate online information about HIV and STIs before making health decisions. This is an example of how to improve what?
health literacy
At the first home visit, this process is used to compare the hospital’s discharge medication list with the patient’s home medications.
medication reconciliation
Is a visual map of family structure and history
Genogram
Name one nontraditional setting where PHNs may now practice that reflects the U.S. shift toward population health.
mobile van, community health center, work site, global health agency
While planning a community assessment, what is the first step?
Establishing a working group, including community members (key stakeholders)
A nurse is asked to describe who is affected by asthma in the community, where cases are occurring, and when symptoms usually appear.
epidemiologic model
This theory focuses on predictable stages of family life, such as child-rearing and launching children, but has limitations in today’s diverse society.
Family Developmental Theory
What are three core functions of population health and one example of service under each?
Assessment (assess/monitor pop health, investigate/diagnose health hazards and root causes), policy development (communicate to inform/ed, strengthen partnerships, create policy, utilize legal/regulatory actions) , assurance (build/maintain organ infrastructure for PH, improve based on evaluation, build diverse workforce, enable equitable access)
This community based assessment recognizes what the community is doing well.
Asset-based approach
can include (people, structures, services, businesses)
aim is to strengthen existing relationships and improve comm health
which route of medication administration has a delayed onset of up to 24 hours and may be less effective due to changes in metabolism or circulation
Transdermal
This model organizes family assessment into structural, functional, and developmental categories.
Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM)?
Define SDOH and provide three examples.
nonmedical factors such as education, employment, income, living/working conditions that significantly impact person's health
examples-income, education, neighborhood conditions, food security, early childhood development, access to affordable quality health services, access to mass media/technology
This framework uses a systems approach with a focus on partnerships to effect change
Community as Partner Framework
two examples of skilled care
new medication education, complicated wound care, weight/lung assessment with CHF, PT/OT
must require a licensed professional to perform skill
List two ways a community health nurse supports families.
family focused care (various life events)
Nurse-family partnership-maternal child health
support family caregivers
Legislative and education support
Culturally sensitive support
What is the term for addressing systemic causes of inequities like low income, unsafe neighborhoods, and poor education impact health?
health equity
A nurse uses this type of map to visualize the spread of measles over the past three years.
geographic information system (GIS)
The term for the specialized nursing practice that bridges healthcare and education, promoting student health and academic success.
school nursing