Lecture 1 - Welcome Flashcards

(16 cards)

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What is the focus of community health?

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Examining how environments, systems, and policies affect the health of populations. Works with individuals and in advocacy - SDoH & equity

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What are some different kinds of communities?

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Geographic, organizational, demographic, virtual, interest/identity, cultural.

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What is the blueprint for action for community health nursing? What are its 6 areas of action?

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A framework for ongoing development of CHN

  1. Full scope in all domains
  2. Nursing leadership
  3. Collaboration & partnership
  4. Transform the HC system into a system for community health
  5. Strong educational prep in CHN
  6. Improve access to professional development to advance CHN capacity
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What are the eight standards of professional practice for CHN in Canada?

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  1. Health promotion
  2. Prevention and health protection
  3. Health maintenance, restoration, and palliation
  4. Professional relationships
  5. Capacity building
  6. Health equity
  7. Evidence informed practice
  8. Professional responsibility and accountability
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What are the four facets of the Canadian CHN practice model?

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  1. The client
  2. CHN and nursing practice
  3. Community organizations
  4. The system
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Health inequities can be understood as a combination of effects from…

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unjust policies/politics and the social determinants of health

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What is health equity?

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Each person has the opportunity for health and wellbeing, the absence of unfair systems.

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What are the social determinants of health?

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A set of nonmedical forces & systems that shape the conditions of daily life.

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What are the most significant determinants of health?

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Income and social status
–> Even greater in significance than physical determinants of health

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What are the structural determinants of health?

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Broad factors that shape the conditions people inhabit. These things - like opportunities, power, access to resources - affect the SocialDOH

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How do structural determinants of health interact with social determinants of health?

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SocialDOH are influenced by the structuralDOH

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What does social justice assume?

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All societies experience broad systemic oppression and inequities due to unequal distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privilege.

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What role do nurses play in addressing the SDOH according to the CNA?

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“Nurses have a professional and social responsibility to become a significant part of re-shaping Canada’s health care system into one that addresses the social determinants of health for all Canadians, rather than simply standing by and watching a re-shaping of health care focused on meeting the requirements of institutions” - CNA, 2012

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According to the Canada Health Act, health care must be:

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  1. Publicly administered
  2. Comprehensive
  3. Universal
  4. Portable
  5. Accessible
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What changes must be made to the Blueprint for Action for Community Health Nursing in Canada?

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There is a need to collaborate with the Canadian Indigenous Nurses Association

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16
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Who is Cathy Crowe?

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A street nurse from Toronto who advocates and raises money for co-operative housing and affordable housing initiatives