Definitions
State of complete well-being, not merely absence of disease
What is health?
Woman's Political Rights began
What is Seneca Falls- 1848?
Established modern nursing
Who is Florence Nightingale?
Monitors health events
What is surveillance?
Immunizations
What is primary prevention?
Associated with health and identification of at risk populations rather than an episodic response to patient demand
What is Community/Public health nursing?
Occupational safety reform developed as a result
What is Triangle Shirtwaist Fire-1911?
Theory of Existence of Germs
Who is Lois Pasteur?
Locates populations of interest or at risk
What is outreach?
Health promotion
What is primary prevention?
The science and art of promoting health, preventing disease, and prolonging life,
What is Public Health?
Greatest public health experiment of all time
What is Polio vaccine 1952?
Established Visiting Nurse Association of New York City
Who is Lillian Wald?
Optimizes self-care capabilities
What is case management?
Screening
What is secondary prevention?
Organized health efforts via government and private efforts
What is Community Health?
Establishment of Public Health Nursing in the United States
What is Visiting Nurses 1877?
First school nurse
Who is Linda Rogers?
Communicates facts, ideas, and skills that change knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, behaviors
What is health teaching?
Teaching insulin administration
What is tertiary prevention?
Social Justice that entitles all people to basic necessities
What is the Mission of Public Health?
Fluoridation in water
What is Grand Rapids Michigan experiment 1951?
Transmission of cholera via public water source
Who is John Snow?
Two or more persons or organizations achieving a common goal through enhancing capacity to promote health
What is collaboration?
Limitation of disability
What is tertiary prevention?