NSG3123 Community Health Nursing
What is the following? People and a community
relationships that emerge, commonly share
agencies, institutions, and/or physical
environment; may be defined in terms of
geography or a common interest?
What looks at the collective health of Community health
populatons + how environemnts, systems
and policies affect them, and is a holistic
approach that considers health as a
resource for everyday life - influenced by
determinants?
What is an example of geographic b)
communities?
a) adolocents attending a local ottawa HS
with high rates of STIs
b)a village in northern ontario with
limited access to healthcare
c) LGBTQ w high rates of depression
d) uottawa students living on
campus accesiong immunization
combining the knowledge of nursing, social sciences, and public health to promote,
protect and preserve health of individuals, families, communities and populations , it
What is community heath nursing? takes place in and with the community, there is a variety of practice area, balances
individual care with population advocacy, founded in principles of social justice and
equity
What is the framework for ongoing blueprint for commuity health nursing
dialogue on the development of
community health nursing practice in
canada?
, 1. Full scope in all domains of practice 2. nursing leadership 3. collaboration and
What are the 6 areas of action in the
partnerships 4. transform the health care system into a system for community health
blueprint for action for community health
5. strong educational prep in CHN 6. Improve access to professional developemnt to
nursing?
advance CHN Capacity
1. Health promotion.
2 prevention and health protection
3, health maintenace, restoration and palliation
What are the 8 standards of proffesional 4.profesional relationships
practice? 5.capacity building
6. health equity
7. evidenced informed practice
8. professional responsibility and accountability
The current practice reflects a social justice, social and environmental determinants of health
greater emphasis on _____ and the ___ and
________
What is in the center of the canadian CHN the client - across the lifespan and community levels
professional practice model?
traditional health care provides treatment to individuals with an illness, whereas
What is the difference between traditional
population health advocates for disease prevention and health promotion among
health care and population health?
groups or populations.
What are differences in health that are health inequity
unecesary, aavoidable, unfair and unjust?
What are a set of forces and systems social determinants of health
shaping the conditions of daily life like
economic policies, development
agendas, social norms and policies,
political systems? Non medical factors,
conditions in which people are born,
grow, work, and live.
What is the number 1 killer? poverty (income)
What is a broader, systemic factors that structural determinants of health
shape the conditions in which people are
born, grow, work, live and age? That are
rooted in socio political and economic
structures of society influencing how
resources, power, opportunities are
distributed?
______directly impact individual and social determinants of health
community health outcomes, are
influenced by the structural
determinants that create and sustain
them.
What is broadly defined as justice in terms social justice
of the distribution of wealthm opportunities
and priviliges within a society?
What do nurses have a social responsibility be a part of reshaping canadas health care system into one that addresses the social
to do? determinants of health for all canadians.
What is the following? People and a community
relationships that emerge, commonly share
agencies, institutions, and/or physical
environment; may be defined in terms of
geography or a common interest?
What looks at the collective health of Community health
populatons + how environemnts, systems
and policies affect them, and is a holistic
approach that considers health as a
resource for everyday life - influenced by
determinants?
What is an example of geographic b)
communities?
a) adolocents attending a local ottawa HS
with high rates of STIs
b)a village in northern ontario with
limited access to healthcare
c) LGBTQ w high rates of depression
d) uottawa students living on
campus accesiong immunization
combining the knowledge of nursing, social sciences, and public health to promote,
protect and preserve health of individuals, families, communities and populations , it
What is community heath nursing? takes place in and with the community, there is a variety of practice area, balances
individual care with population advocacy, founded in principles of social justice and
equity
What is the framework for ongoing blueprint for commuity health nursing
dialogue on the development of
community health nursing practice in
canada?
, 1. Full scope in all domains of practice 2. nursing leadership 3. collaboration and
What are the 6 areas of action in the
partnerships 4. transform the health care system into a system for community health
blueprint for action for community health
5. strong educational prep in CHN 6. Improve access to professional developemnt to
nursing?
advance CHN Capacity
1. Health promotion.
2 prevention and health protection
3, health maintenace, restoration and palliation
What are the 8 standards of proffesional 4.profesional relationships
practice? 5.capacity building
6. health equity
7. evidenced informed practice
8. professional responsibility and accountability
The current practice reflects a social justice, social and environmental determinants of health
greater emphasis on _____ and the ___ and
________
What is in the center of the canadian CHN the client - across the lifespan and community levels
professional practice model?
traditional health care provides treatment to individuals with an illness, whereas
What is the difference between traditional
population health advocates for disease prevention and health promotion among
health care and population health?
groups or populations.
What are differences in health that are health inequity
unecesary, aavoidable, unfair and unjust?
What are a set of forces and systems social determinants of health
shaping the conditions of daily life like
economic policies, development
agendas, social norms and policies,
political systems? Non medical factors,
conditions in which people are born,
grow, work, and live.
What is the number 1 killer? poverty (income)
What is a broader, systemic factors that structural determinants of health
shape the conditions in which people are
born, grow, work, live and age? That are
rooted in socio political and economic
structures of society influencing how
resources, power, opportunities are
distributed?
______directly impact individual and social determinants of health
community health outcomes, are
influenced by the structural
determinants that create and sustain
them.
What is broadly defined as justice in terms social justice
of the distribution of wealthm opportunities
and priviliges within a society?
What do nurses have a social responsibility be a part of reshaping canadas health care system into one that addresses the social
to do? determinants of health for all canadians.
