WGU community health nursing. C826 - Community Health and Population-Focused Nursing. Questions and answers, VERIFIED. (2024/25 exam UPDATES. APPROVED)

community health nursing roles designed to enhance the operation of the health care delivery system resulting in better care for clients - -delivery-oriented roles a mode of service delivery in which a community health nurse is responsible for addressing all the health needs of a given population - -district nursing the process of facilitating learning that leads to positive health behavior - -education an estimation of the likelihood that a disease or problem may exist based on a broad foundation of knowledge of the signs and symptomsof a variety of health problems and their contributing factors - -index of suspicion the ability to influence the behavior of others - -leadership a person who provides a connection, relationship or intercommunication between a client and an element of the health care system - -liason a person or group of people who work for and argue on behalf of policy formation or changes in policy that influences the health of population groups - -policy advocate action taken on behalf of or in concert with individuals, families, or populations to create or support an environment that promotes health - -advocacy the process of identifying individual cases or occurrences of specific diseases or other health related conditions requiring services - -case finding a health professional who coordinates and directs the selection and use of health care services to meet client needs, maximize resource utilization, and minimize the expense of care - -case manager one who initiates and brings about change - -change agent community health nursing roles that involve direct provision of services to individuals, families, and occasionally groups of people - -cliient oriented roles the process of creating temporary or permanent alliences of individuals or groups to achieve a specific purpose - -coalition building a dynamic transforming process of creating a power sharing partnership, a process of shared decision making by two or more people - -collaboration