Chapter 3 Terms Guide

Blueprint for Action for Community Health Nursing in Canada - Correct Answer - 2011 - Framework and reference for the development of CHN practice in Canada Community-Based Approach - Correct Answer Nursing care provided wherever they live, work, play and learn. Wise Practices - Correct Answer Incorporate traditional knowledge, cosmology and lifeways to guide health practices with Indigenous communities. Public Health Nurse - Correct Answer Promotes, protects and preserves the health of populations. Home Health Nurse - Correct Answer Health promotion, prevention,l health restoration and maintenance or palliation and end-of-life care Rural Nursing - Correct Answer Focus on the roles of a PHN, HHN and primary care in rural settings Occupational Health Nurse - Correct Answer Health promotion, maintenance and restoration, and injury and disease prevention in the workplace. Community Mental Health Nurse - Correct Answer Mental health care of people with serious mental illness living in the community, in collaboration with caregivers and the mental health care team. Primary Care Nurse - Correct Answer Episodic and chronic care across the lifespan in collaboration with physician and allied health team members. Forensic Nurse - Correct Answer Nursing care and forensic sciences in the judicial system. Military Nurse - Correct Answer Nursing officer who is a commissioned member of the Canadian Forces Medical Service. Parish Nurse - Correct Answer Called to minister and are affirmed by a faith to promote health, healing and wellbeing Telehealth Nurse - Correct Answer Support services across a spectrum of health care services using computer-assisted and digital communication technologies. Outreach Nursse - Correct Answer Mostly secondary and tertiary health care services with people who are homeless. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners - Correct Answer - Forensic nursing specialty