History
Foundations
Global Health
Economics
Equity
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District nurses, visiting nurses, home health care nurses, school nurses, occupational health nurses
Who are public health nurses? Pg 24
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The systematically collection of data on the population.
What is Assessment? Pg 15
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Stable economy with a wide range of industries and technology
What are developed countries? pg 71
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Spent 19.7% in 2020 with an increase of 9.7% over the previous year. Increase in spending due to COVID-19, In 2024 it was back down to 18%
What is the gross domestic product spent on healthcare? Pg 102
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Everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be healthier.
What is Equity? pg 128
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1850 report in Massachusetts on need for state health department
What is the Shattuck Report? Pg 27
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Providing leadership to make policy that supports the health of a population.
What is Policy Development? pg 15
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Unstable economy, high infant/child mortality, low income.
What are less developed countries? pg71
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Created in 2010.
What is the Affordable Care Act? Pg 102
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Systematic barriers that prevent individuals and communities from attaining maximum health.
What are health inequities? pg 128
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She began reorganizing hospital nursing practice and establish hospital based nursing education.
Who is Florence Nightingale? Pg 28
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Ensuring essential health-related community services are are available.
What is assurance? Pg 15
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Eradicate poverty and hunger, achieve universal primary education, promote gender equality, reduce child mortality.
What are the Millennium Development Goals? pg71
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Using general to specific measures in a population to promote health and prevent the development of disease using specific measures
What is the Primary Prevention?
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Susceptibility to actual or potential stressors that may lead to an adverse effect.
What is Vulnerability? pg 131
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Rathbone and Nightingale began started this in Liverpool.
What is district nursing? Pg 28
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The Nation's 10 year plan for public health.
What is Healthy People 2030? pg 8
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Ultimate goal is better health for all.
What is Primary Health Care? Pg 73
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Stopping the progress of disease with early detection and treatment
What is Secondary Prevention? pg 102
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What is the cycle of Vulnerability? Pg 132
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Who developed settlement houses to become hubs for health care, education and social welfare?
Who is Lillian Wald? Pg 30
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Conditions in which people are born, live, work, play and worship that affect health
What are social determinants of health? pg 9
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A separate autonomous organization which works with the UN Economic and Social Council
What is the World Health Organization? Pg 76
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˜Stopping deterioration in a client or a relapse of disability or dependency
What s Tertiary Prevention? pg 102
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Promotes understanding of the interaction of personal, social & environmental factors, shape behavior, health, has 5 levels
What is the Socio-ecological model? Pg134