All in the Family
This concept recognizes the reciprocal relationship between family members’ health and the family unit as a whole.
What is family-focused care?
In public health nursing, interventions can be applied at these three levels: __________, __________, and __________.
What are 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 activity enhances which skill critical to disease prevention?
What is health literacy?
Nurses often act in this role during the unfreezing stage, mobilizing communities for change.
What is a change agent?
Private agencies that voluntarily use resources for health initiatives globally, like the International Committee of the Red Cross, are called this.
What are nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)?
During a survey, a household is only counted as a family if members are legally related by blood, marriage, or adoption.
What is the U.S. Census Bureau definition of family?
Name one nontraditional setting where PHNs may now practice that reflects the U.S. shift toward population health.
What is a mobile van, community health center, work site, or global health agency?
The term for the specialized nursing practice that bridges healthcare and education, promoting student health and academic success.
What is school nursing?
A nurse is asked to describe who is affected by asthma in the community, where cases are occurring, and when symptoms usually appear.
What is using the epidemiologic model?
Indirect health effects of armed conflict can include food scarcity, infectious disease, and this disruption.
What is disruption of health services?
This theory focuses on predictable stages of family life, such as child-rearing and launching children, but has limitations in today’s diverse society.
What is Family Developmental Theory?
The vision of Healthy People 2030 is “a society in which all people can achieve their full potential for health and well-being” across what?
What is across the lifespan?
By tailoring interventions to cultural beliefs and values, a public health nurse ensures that HIV prevention programs are both effective and equitable. This aligns with which HP 2030 focus?
What is eliminating barriers to care and reducing health disparities?
At the first home visit, this process is used to compare the hospital’s discharge medication list with the patient’s home medications.
What is medication reconciliation?
The UN adopted 17 of these in 2015 as a “universal call to action” to improve lives and protect the planet.
What are the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
This model organizes family assessment into structural, functional, and developmental categories.
What is the Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM)?
This domain emphasizes health equity, social determinants of health (SDOH), and advocating for marginalized populations in policy and program planning.
What is policy development and program planning?
Nurses assess the environment and participate in programs that promote healthy surroundings. This approach respects the diverse values, beliefs, cultures, and circumstances of clients and families.
What is culturally competent environmental health nursing?
A nurse in San Diego County reports data on child poverty, teen birth rates, immunizations, and school dropout rates to provide a snapshot of local well-being.
What is a community report card?
This organization collects data, advances initiatives, and offers support related to international public health.
What is the World Health Organization (WHO)?