Community Exam 1 Flashcards

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Goal of Public Health Nursing according to the Institute of Medicine (IOM)

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Focus on cost, quality, and access to services

promote/protect health with nursing, social, and public health sciences

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Community HEALTH Nursing vs. Community BASED Nursing vs. Public Health Nursing

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CH - disease prevention and health promotion
CB - acute and chronic care + promote independence
PH - cost, quality, access

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Public Health Functions? (3)

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Assessment
Policy Development
Assurance

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Is Public Health a specialty?

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Yes

It requires a special knowledge that brings services together

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Priorities for PHNs?

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ADPIE’ing the community

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Florence Nightingale
William Rathbone
Lillian Wald/Mary Brewster
Ada Mayo Stewart
Carla Barton

Achievements…?

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Organized nursing practice/education (1858)
Started first nursing association (1859)
Started Henry Settlement (services, 1893)
Started Occupational Health (1895)
Started Red Cross (1881) which cared for people outside large cities

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2 Points of Cultural Competence

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  1. Maintain a broad, objective, and open attitude toward individuals and their cultures
  2. Avoid seeing all individuals as alike
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Cultural Brokering

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advocating to meet patients culture on behalf of the client

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Cultural Accommodation

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neglecting personal concerns to satisfy anothers

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Cultural Awareness

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Self-examination of own beliefs as they influence behavior

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Cultural Imposition

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imposing one’s values on another

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Prejudice

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negative deep reaction about a group/person

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Stereotyping

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attributing certain beliefs about a group to an individual without attention to individual differences

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Ethnocentrism

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belief that own standards are best and judge others with them

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Ethical Decision Making Principles (4)

RNBD

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Respect autonomy - they choose
Non-maleficence - HIPPA
Beneficence - time/cost-effective
Distributive Justice - fair distribution

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Steps to developing a Health Education Program (6)

ISCEDE

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Identify population
Select theory
Consider educational principles
Examine educational issues
Design/Implement
Evaluate effects
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3 Points of EBP Decision Making

=BCP

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Balance of…
Best Research Evidence
Clinical Expertise
Patient Values

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Hierarchy of Evidence (7)

R2C4(eye)

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Randomized, Controlled, 2Blind
Randomed, Controlled
Cohort
Case Control
Case Series
Case Reports
Ideas, Opinions
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Grading Strength of Evidence (3)

QQC

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Quality
Quantity
Consistency

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Barriers to EBP (5)

KFC-RT

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Knowledge
Funding
Compliance
Resource
Time
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Follower Behavior

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seeks/accepts direciton

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Gatekeeper Behavior

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keeps outsiders out

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Leader Behavior

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guides/directs activity

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Maintenance Specialist Behavior

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provides physi/psychosocial support, holds group together

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Peacemaker Behavior
reconciles conflict
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Task Specialist Behavior
focuses movement
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Parish Nurse
Responses to health and wellness needs of populations of faith communities (partnered with church)
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Parish Nursing - Congregation/Institution based model
development is from community/nurse completes contractual relationships
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Parish Nursing Confidentiality
UTMOST IMPORTANCE, encourage family to share as it promotes self-healing
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School nurses in approaching parents on difficult topics
It is the nurses' responsibility to approach/assess what they think of topic
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Roles of a School Nurse (7) DHC4-R
``` Direct Caregiver Health Educator Case Manager Consultant Counselor Community Outreach ```
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Steps to developing a Program (5) Ad - AEA2D - Bf CDEFi
``` A. Describe problem B. Formulate Plan Assess population Establish boundaries Assess feasibility Assess resources Determine tools needed ``` C. onceptualize problem D. etail Plan E. valuate Plan F. Implement Plan
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Aspects of Program Evaluation (7) RAPE EIS
``` Relevance Adequacy Progress Efficiency Effectiveness Impact Sustainability ```
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Health Economics
concern with how scarce resources affect the healthcare industry
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Primary Secondary Tertiary Prevention
Education Diagnosis/Cure Prevent rehabilitation
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Epidemiologic Triangle H+A+E = V
Host, Agent, Environment contribute to Vector
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Web of Causation
diseases are holistic
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Role of Public Health Nurse (5) CRREP
``` Community Involvement Risk assessment Risk communication Epidemiological Investigation Policy Development ```
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Phases of Disaster Management (4) RRMP
Response Recovery Mitigation Preparedness
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Disaster
any natural/human-made incident that causes destruction that requires assistance
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``` Passive Active Sentinel Special Surveillance Systems Syndromic Surveillance ```
``` report to local health department active employee searches key health events combo of them all anti-bioterrorism ```
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Threats to future Public Health Nursing
1. ↓ cost ↑ quality 2. ↓ cost care plans 3. balance between consumer/purchaser demands
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Public vs. Private Support
Public operate on annual budget like Medicare/Caid and are reimbursed by the government Private support take resoruce from insurance, employers, managed care, and individuals