NSG 505- Exam 1
community: geopolitical/geographic
a group of people defined by a physical area
community: interest/phenomenological
defined by shared interests and goals
community: community of solution
a group of people defined by a problem or issue of importance
levels of prevention: primary
altering susceptibility; reducing exposure for susceptible persons
levels of prevention: secondary
early detection, screening, and management of disease
levels of prevention: tertiary
rehabilitation, supportive care, reducing disability, and restoring effective functioning
following disease
levels of prevention: primordial
targets the underlying stage of natural disease by targeting the underlying social
conditions that promote disease onset
levels of prevention: quarternary
, focus is to prevent medical interventions likely to cause more harm than good
social-ecological model
individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, public policy
core public health functions
assessment, policy development, assurance
roles of the public nurse
clinician
educator
advocate
manager
collaborator (with stakeholders)
leadership
researcher
nonmaleficence
do no harm
respect
treating a person or their feelings with consideration
autonomy
independence
beneficence
doing good
veracity
truthfulness
fidelity
faithfulness
community: geopolitical/geographic
a group of people defined by a physical area
community: interest/phenomenological
defined by shared interests and goals
community: community of solution
a group of people defined by a problem or issue of importance
levels of prevention: primary
altering susceptibility; reducing exposure for susceptible persons
levels of prevention: secondary
early detection, screening, and management of disease
levels of prevention: tertiary
rehabilitation, supportive care, reducing disability, and restoring effective functioning
following disease
levels of prevention: primordial
targets the underlying stage of natural disease by targeting the underlying social
conditions that promote disease onset
levels of prevention: quarternary
, focus is to prevent medical interventions likely to cause more harm than good
social-ecological model
individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, public policy
core public health functions
assessment, policy development, assurance
roles of the public nurse
clinician
educator
advocate
manager
collaborator (with stakeholders)
leadership
researcher
nonmaleficence
do no harm
respect
treating a person or their feelings with consideration
autonomy
independence
beneficence
doing good
veracity
truthfulness
fidelity
faithfulness
