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Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing - E-Book

Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing - E-Book

Marcia Stanhope | Jeanette Lancaster

(2017)

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Abstract

Get the essential information you need to know about population health and community health nursing! Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing, 5th Edition includes concise, focused coverage of community health nursing — from nursing roles and care settings to vulnerable population groups. The book uses a practical, community-oriented approach and places an emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention. Practical application of concepts is highlighted throughout the text in case studies, critical thinking activities, QSEN competencies, and Healthy People 2020 objectives.

  • QSEN boxes illustrate how quality and safety goals, competencies, objectives, knowledge, skills, and attitudes can be applied in nursing practice in the community.
  • Healthy People 2020 objectives in every chapter address the health priorities and emerging health issues expected in the next decade.
  • Genomics coverage provides a history of genetics and genomics and how they impact public/community health nursing care.
  • Focus on health promotion throughout the text emphasizes initiatives, strategies, and interventions that promote the health of the community.
  • Clinical Application scenarios present practice situations with questions and answers to help you apply chapter concepts to practice in the community.
  • Evidence-Based Practice boxes highlight current research findings, their application to practice, and how community/public health nurses can apply the study results.
  • Levels of Prevention boxes identify specific nursing interventions at the primary, secondary, and tertiary levels, to reinforce the concept of prevention as it pertains to community and public health care.
  • Feature box on Linking Content to Practice highlights how chapter content is applied in the role of public/community health nursing.
  • NEW! Coverage of health care reform includes discussions of the impact of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA) on public health nursing and the potential implications of its repeal.
  • NEW! Check Your Practice boxes feature scenarios and discussion questions to promote active learning.

Table of Contents

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Front matter i
Foundations for population health in community/public health nursing i
Copyright ii
About the authors iii
Marcia Stanhope, PhD, RM, FAAN iii
Jeanette Lancaster, RN, PhD, FAAN iii
Dedication and acknowledgments iv
Dedication iv
Acknowledgments iv
Contributors v
Reviewers vii
How to use viii
Community nursing definitions viii
Preface ix
Organization x
Pedagogy x
Practice application xi
Remember this! xi
Teaching and learning package xi
(a) for the instructor: xi
(b) for the student: xi
References xi
Table of contents xii
1 Perspectives in Health Care Delivery and Nursing 1
1 Community- and prevention-oriented practice to improve population health 1
Objectives 1
Key terms 1
What is public health? 3
Public health core functions defined 5
Population-focused nursing practice 6
Practice focusing on individuals, families, and groups 10
Community-oriented nursing 10
Community-based nursing 11
Challenges for the future 12
Practice application 12
Remember this! 13
evolve website 13
References 13
2 The history of public health and public and community health nursing 15
Objectives 15
Key terms 15
Early public health 16
Public health during america’s colonial period and the new republic 16
Nightingale and the origins of trained nursing 17
Continued growth in public health nursing 20
Public health nursing during the early 20th century 21
African american nurses in public health nursing 23
Economic depression and the impact on public health 23
From world war II until the 1970s 25
Public health nursing from the 1970s to the present 26
Practice application 30
Remember this! 31
evolve website 31
References 31
3 The changing U.S. health and public health care systems 33
Objectives 33
Key terms 33
Health care in the united states 34
Forces stimulating change in the demand for health care 34
Demographic trends 35
Social and economic trends 36
Health workforce trends 36
Technological trends 36
Current health care system in the united states 37
Cost 38
Access 38
Quality 38
Organization of the current health care system 39
Primary-care system 39
Public health system 39
The federal system 41
The state system 42
The local system 42
Forces influencing changes in the health care system 43
Integration of public health and the primary-care system 43
Potential barriers to integration 43
Primary health care 44
Promoting health/preventing disease: Year 2020 objectives for the nation 44
Practice application 46
Remember this! 46
evolve website 46
References 46
2 Influences on Health Care Delivery and Nursing 49
4 Ethics in public and community health nursing practice 49
Objectives 49
Key terms 49
Introduction 49
Brief history of ethics and bioethics: Relationship to nursing and public health 50
Foundations of nursing and public health’s codes of ethics 50
Ethical decision making 51
Ethical principles and theories as guides to ethical decision making 53
Utilitarianism and deontology 53
Virtue, feminist, and care ethic theories 56
Care ethics 56
Feminist ethics 56
Ethics and the core functions of public health nursing 57
Assessment 57
Policy development 58
Assurance 58
Nursing code of ethics 58
Public health code of ethics 60
Advocacy and ethics 61
Definitions, codes, standards 61
Advocacy and health care reform 61
Practice application 62
Remember this! 62
evolve website 63
References 63
5 Cultural influences in nursing in community health 65
Objectives 65
Key terms 65
Immigrant health issues 66
Culture, race, and ethnicity 68
Culture 68
Race 69
Ethnicity 70
Cultural diversity 70
Communication 70
Space 71
Social organization 71
Time perception 71
Environmental control 72
Biological variations 72
Nutrition 72
Culture, diversity, and social determinants of health 73
Cultural competence 73
Developing cultural competence 74
Cultural awareness 75
Cultural knowledge 75
Cultural skill 76
Cultural encounter 76
Cultural desire 77
Culturally competent nursing interventions 77
Cultural preservation 77
Cultural accommodation 77
Cultural repatterning 78
Cultural brokering 78
Inhibitors to developing cultural competence 78
Cultural nursing assessment 80
Building culturally competent organizations 81
Practice application 81
Remember this! 82
evolve website 82
References 82
6 Environmental health 84
Objectives 84
Key terms 84
Historical context 86
Environmental health sciences 87
Toxicology 87
Epidemiology 88
Multidisciplinary approaches 88
Climate change 89
Environmental health assessment 90
Air 92
Water 93
Land 94
Food 94
The right to know 94
Risk assessment 94
Assessing environmental health risks in children 95
Reducing environmental health risks 97
Risk communication 98
Ethics 98
Government environmental protection 99
Advocacy 100
Environmental justice and environmental health disparities 101
Unique environmental health threats in the health care industry: New opportunities for advocacy 101
Referral resources 101
Roles for nurses in environmental health 102
Practice application 102
Remember this! 103
evolve website 103
References 103
7 Government, the law, and policy activism 105
Objectives 105
Key terms 105
Definitions 106
Governmental role in US health care 106
Trends and shifts in governmental roles 106
Government health care functions 108
Direct services 108
Financing 108
Information 108
Policy setting 108
Public protection 108
Healthy people 2020: an example of national health policy guidance 109
Organizations and agencies that influence health 110
International organizations 110
Federal health agencies 110
US department of health and human services 110
Health resources and services administration 111
Centers for disease control and prevention 111
National institutes of health ​ 112
Agency for healthcare research and quality 112
Centers for medicare and medicaid services  113
Federal nonhealth agencies 113
State and local health departments 113
Impact of government health functions and structures on nursing 114
The law and health care 114
Constitutional law 115
Legislation and regulation 115
Judicial and common law 115
Laws specific to nursing practice 115
Scope of practice 115
Professional negligence 116
Legal issues affecting health care practices 117
School and family health 117
Occupational health 117
Home care and hospice 117
Correctional health 117
The nurse’s role in the policy process 117
Legislative action 119
Regulatory action 121
The process of regulation 121
Nursing advocacy 121
Practice application 122
Remember this! 122
evolve website 123
References 123
8 Economic influences 125
Objectives 125
Key terms 125
Public health and economics 126
Factors affecting resource allocation in health care 127
The uninsured 128
The poor 128
Access to health services 128
Rationing health care 129
Healthy people 2020 129
Primary prevention 130
The context of the US health system 130
First phase 131
Second phase 131
Third phase 132
Fourth phase 133
Challenges for the 21st century 133
Trends in health care spending 135
Factors influencing health care costs 136
Demographics affecting health care 136
Technology and intensity 136
Chronic illness 137
Financing of health care 138
Public support 138
Medicare 138
Medicaid 139
Public health 140
Other public support 140
Private support 140
Evolution of health insurance 140
Employers 141
Individuals 141
Managed care arrangements 141
Medical savings accounts 142
Health care payment systems 142
Paying health care organizations 142
Paying health care practitioners 143
Reimbursement for nursing services 143
Economics and the future of nursing practice 143
Practice application 144
Remember this! 144
evolve website 144
References 144
3 Conceptual Frameworks Applied to Nursing Practice in the Community 147
9 Epidemiological applications 147
Objectives 147
Key terms 147
Definitions 148
History 149
How nurses use epidemiology 150
Basic concepts in epidemiology 151
Measures of morbidity and mortality 151
Rates, proportions, and risk 151
Measures of incidence 152
Prevalence proportion 152
Incidence and prevalence compared 153
Attack rate 153
Mortality rates 153
Epidemiologic triangle: Agent, host, and environment 155
Levels of preventive interventions 156
Screening 157
Reliability and validity 158
Reliability 158
Validity: Sensitivity and specificity 158
Basic methods in epidemiology 159
Sources of data 159
Routinely collected data 159
Data collected for other purposes 159
Epidemiological data 159
Rate adjustment 159
Comparison groups 160
Descriptive epidemiology 160
Person 160
Place 161
Time 161
Secular changes 161
Analytic epidemiology 163
Cohort studies 163
Prospective cohort studies 163
Retrospective cohort studies 164
Case-control studies 164
Cross-sectional studies 165
Ecological studies 165
Experimental studies 165
Clinical trials 165
Community trials 166
Causality 166
Statistical associations 166
Bias 166
Assessing for causality 167
Applications of epidemiology in nursing 167
Practice application 168
Remember this! 168
evolve website 169
References 169
10 Evidence-based practice 170
Objectives 170
Key terms 170
Definition of evidence-based practice 171
History of evidence-based practice 171
Types of evidence 172
Factors leading to change or barriers to evidence-based practice 173
Steps in the evidence-based practice process 173
Approaches to finding evidence 174
Approaches to evaluating evidence 176
Approaches to implementing evidence-based practice 177
Current perspectives 177
Cost versus quality 177
Individual differences 178
Appropriate evidence-based practice methods for community-oriented nursing practice 178
Healthy people 2020 objectives 179
Example of application of evidence-based practice to public health nursing 179
Practice application 180
Remember this! 180
Evolve website 180
References 180
11 Using health education and groups in the community 182
Objectives 182
Key terms 182
Healthy people 2020 objectives for health education 183
Education and learning 184
The nature of learning 184
Cognitive domain 184
Affective domain 184
Psychomotor domain 184
The educational process 185
Identify educational needs 185
Establish educational goals and objectives 186
Select appropriate educational methods 186
Skills of the effective educator 187
Motivational interviewing 188
Developing effective health education programs 189
Educational issues and barriers to learning 189
Population considerations based on age and cultural and ethnic backgrounds 190
Educator-related barriers 191
Learner-related barriers 192
Use of technology in health education 194
Evaluation of the educational process 194
Evaluation of health and behavioral changes 195
Groups: A tool in health education 195
Group: Definitions and concepts 196
Choosing groups for health change 198
Beginning interactions and dealing with conflict 199
Evaluation of group progress 200
Practice application 200
Remember this! 200
evolve website 201
References 201
4 Issues and Approaches in Health Care Populations 203
12 Community assessment and evaluation 203
Objectives 203
Key terms 203
What is a community? 204
Community as client 206
The community as client and partner in nursing practice 206
Goals and means of community-oriented practice 207
Community health 207
Status 207
Structure 207
Process 208
Healthy people 2020 209
Community partnerships 209
Strategies to improve community health 210
Community-focused nursing process: An overview of the process from assessment to evaluation 211
Assessing community health 211
Data collection and interpretation 211
Data gathering. 212
Data generation. 212
Composite database analysis. 212
Data-collection methods 212
Collection of direct data. 212
Collection of reported data. 213
Community reconnaissance 214
Assessment issues 214
Identifying community problems 214
Planning for community health 215
Problem analysis 215
Problem priorities 215
Problem priority criteria. 215
Establishing goals and objectives 215
Identifying intervention activities 216
Implementation in the community 216
Factors influencing implementation 216
Nurse’s role. 216
The problem and the nurse’s role. 216
Social change process and the nurse’s role. 216
Evaluating the intervention for community health 217
Role of outcomes in the evaluation phase 217
Personal safety in community practice 217
Practice application 219
Remember this! 219
evolve website 219
References 219
13 Case management 221
Objectives 221
Key terms 221
Concepts of case management 222
Definitions of case management 223
Healthy people 2020 and the case management process 224
Case management and the nursing process 224
Characteristics and roles 224
Knowledge and skill requirements 225
Tools of case managers 225
Community models of case management 228
Essential skills for case managers 229
Advocacy 229
Process of advocacy 229
Informing. 230
Supporting. 230
Affirming. 230
Skill development 230
Systematic problem solving 230
Illuminating values. 231
Generating alternatives. 231
Impact of advocacy 231
Conflict management 231
Collaboration 232
Issues in case management 232
Legal issues 232
Ethical issues 232
Clinical application 234
Remember this! 234
evolve website 235
References 235
14 Disaster management 236
Objectives 236
Key terms 236
Disasters 236
Healthy people 2020 objectives 238
The disaster management cycle and the nursing role 239
Prevention (mitigation and protection) 239
Preparedness 239
Personal preparedness 239
Professional preparedness 241
Community preparedness 242
The national health security strategy 243
Disaster and mass casualty exercises. 243
Response 244
National response framework 244
National incident management system 245
Response to bioterrorism 245
How disasters affect communities 246
Stress reactions in individuals. 246
Stress reactions in the community. 246
Role of the nurse in disaster response 248
Shelter management 249
International relief efforts 250
Psychological stress of disaster workers 250
Recovery 250
Role of the nurse in disaster recovery 251
Future of disaster management 251
Clinical application 252
Remember this! 252
What would you do? 253
evolve website 253
References 253
15 Surveillance and outbreak investigation 255
Objectives 255
Key terms 255
Disease surveillance/public health surveillance 255
Definitions and importance 255
Uses of public health surveillance 256
Purposes of surveillance 256
Collaboration among partners 257
Nurse competencies 257
Data sources for surveillance 257
National notifiable diseases 258
State notifiable diseases 259
Types of surveillance systems 260
Passive system 260
Active system 260
Sentinel system 260
Special systems 260
The investigation 261
Investigation objectives 261
Defining the magnitude of a problem or an event 261
Patterns of occurrence 261
Causal factors from the epidemiological triangle 261
When to investigate 262
Interventions and protection 262
Practice application 263
Remember this! 263
evolve website 263
References 263
16 Program management 265
Objectives 265
Key terms 265
Definitions and goals 266
Benefits of program planning 266
Planning process 266
Basic program planning 266
Definition of problem and need 266
Name the problem. 269
Identify objectives and activities for alternatives 269
Evaluate problem solutions 270
Choose the solution 270
Program planning models for public health 270
Program evaluation 270
Benefits of program evaluation 270
Evaluation process 271
Formulation of objectives 271
Specifying objectives (goals) 271
Levels of program objectives 272
Sources of program evaluation 272
Aspects of program evaluation 273
Relevance 273
Adequacy 273
Progress 273
Efficiency 273
Effectiveness and impact 274
Sustainability 274
Practice application 274
Remember this! 275
evolve website 275
References 275
17 Managing quality and safety 276
Objectives 276
Key terms 276
Historical developments 278
Quality and nursing practice 278
Definitions and goals 279
What is quality? 279
How does quality assurance relate to total quality management? 279
Approaches to quality improvement 280
General approaches 280
Specific approaches 281
Total quality management and continuous quality improvement 282
Traditional quality assurance 283
Staff review committees. 284
Utilization review. 284
Risk management. 285
Professional review organizations 285
Evaluative studies 285
Model continuous quality improvement program 286
Structure 286
Process 287
Outcome 288
Evaluation, interpretation, and action 288
Documentation 289
Records 289
Community health agency records 290
Healthy people 2020 and quality health care 290
Practice application 290
Remember this! 291
evolve website 291
References 291
5 Issues and Approaches in Family and Individual Health Care 294
18 Family development and family nursing assessment 294
Objectives 294
Key terms 294
Family nursing in the community 294
Family demographics 295
Definition of family 295
Family functions 295
Family structure 295
Family health 297
Family health, nonhealth, and resilience 297
Four approaches to family nursing 297
Theories for working with families in the community 299
Family systems theory 299
Family developmental and life cycle theory 299
Bioecological systems theory 300
Working with families for healthy outcomes 301
Preencounter data collection 301
Determining where to meet the family 301
Making an appointment with the family 302
Planning for personal safety 302
Interviewing the family: Defining the problem 302
Designing family interventions 303
Evaluation of the plan 304
Family nursing assessment 305
Friedman family assessment model 305
Social and family policy challenges 306
Healthy people 2020 and family implications 307
Clinical application 307
Remember this! 307
Evolve website 308
References 308
19 Family health risks 310
Objectives 310
Key terms 310
Early approaches to family health risks 311
Health of families 311
Health of the nation 312
Concepts in family health risk 312
Family health 312
Health risk 313
Health risk appraisal 313
Health risk reduction 314
Family crisis 314
Major family health risks and nursing interventions 314
Family health risk appraisal 314
Biological and age-related risk 315
Biological health risk assessment 316
Genetics and family health risks 318
Environmental risk 319
Environmental risk assessment 320
Behavioral (lifestyle) risk 321
Behavioral (lifestyle) health risk assessment 322
Nursing approaches to family health risk reduction 323
Home visits 323
Purpose 323
Advantages and disadvantages 323
Process 323
Initiation phase. 323
Previsit phase. 323
In-home phase. 323
Termination phase. 326
Postvisit phase. 326
Contracting with families 327
Purposes 327
Process of contracting 327
Advantages and disadvantages of contracting 328
Empowering families 328
Vulnerable populations: Lgbtq families at risk 328
Community resources 329
Practice application 330
Remember this! 331
evolve website 331
References 331
20 Health risks across the life span 333
Objectives 333
Key terms 333
Status of children 334
Children’s health and major public health issues 334
Obesity 334
Injuries and accidents 336
Developmental considerations 336
Infants. 336
Toddlers and preschoolers. 336
School-age children. 336
Adolescents. 336
Injury prevention 338
Child maltreatment 339
Alterations of behavior and mental health problems 339
Acute illnesses 340
Chronic health conditions 340
Target areas for prevention with children 341
Smoking 341
Nutrition 342
Immunizations 342
Environmental health hazards 342
Health policy, legislation, and ethics related to adult health 343
Ethical and legal issues and legislation for older adults 344
Major health issues and chronic disease management of adults across the life span 344
Health status indicators 345
Chronic disease 345
Cardiovascular disease 345
Hypertension 345
Stroke 346
Diabetes 346
Mental illness 346
Cancer 346
Weight control 347
Women’s health concerns 347
Eating disorders 347
Reproductive health 347
Gestational diabetes 348
Menopause 348
Breast cancer 348
Osteoporosis 348
Men’s health concerns 348
Cancers unique to men 349
Erectile dysfunction 350
Health disparities among special groups of adults 350
Adults of color 350
Incarcerated adults 350
Lesbian and gay adults 350
Adults with physical and mental disabilities 350
Frail elderly 351
Family caregiving 351
Community-based models for care of adults 352
Community care settings 352
Senior centers 352
Adult day health 352
Home health and hospice 352
Assisted living 352
Long-term care and rehabilitation 352
Practice application 353
Remember this! 353
evolve website 353
References 354
6 Vulnerability: Predisposing Factors 357
21 Vulnerability and vulnerable populations: An overview 357
Objectives 357
Key terms 357
Vulnerability: Definition and influencing factors 358
Factors contributing to vulnerability 359
Social determinants of health 359
Health status 362
Health care of veterans 362
Outcomes of vulnerability 363
Public policies affecting vulnerable populations 363
Nursing approaches to care in the community 364
Levels of prevention 366
Assessment issues 367
Planning and implementing care for vulnerable populations 368
Practice application 371
Remember this! 371
evolve website 372
References 372
22 Rural health and migrant health 374
Objectives 374
Key terms 374
Differences in rural versus urban 375
Population characteristics and cultural considerations 376
Health status of rural residents 376
Women’s health and maternal and infant health 377
Health of children 378
Mental health 378
Occupational and environmental health problems in rural areas 379
Rural health care delivery issues and barriers to care 380
Health of minorities, particularly migrant farmworkers 380
Characteristics of migrant farmworkers 380
Migrant lifestyle 382
Housing 383
Issues in migrant health 383
Other specific health problems 384
Children of migrant workers 384
Cultural considerations in migrant health care 385
Nurse-client relationship 385
Health: Values, beliefs, and practices 385
Nursing care in rural environments 387
Healthy people 2020: related to rural health 388
Use of technology 388
Clinical application 389
Remember this! 389
evolve website 390
References 390
23 Poverty, homelessness, teen pregnancy, and mental illness 392
Objectives 392
Key terms 392
Attitudes, beliefs, and media communication about vulnerable groups 393
Poverty: Definition and description 393
Poverty and health: Effects across the life span 394
Homelessness: Understanding the concept 396
Effects of homelessness on health 397
Homelessness and at-risk populations 398
Trends in adolescent sexual behavior and pregnancy 399
Background factors 399
Sexual activity, use of birth control, and peer and partner pressure 400
Other factors 400
Young men and paternity 401
Early identification of the pregnant teen 402
Special issues in caring for the pregnant teen 402
Violence 402
Nutrition 403
Infant care 404
Schooling and educational needs 404
Mental illness in the united states 404
Deinstitutionalization 406
At-risk populations for mental illness 406
Children and adolescents 406
Adults 407
Adults with serious mental illness 407
Older adults 408
Cultural diversity 409
Levels of prevention and the nurse 409
Role of the nurse 410
Practice application 412
Remember this! 412
evolve website 413
References 413
24 Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems in the community 415
Objectives 415
Key terms 415
Scope of the problem 416
Definitions 417
Psychoactive drugs 417
Alcohol 417
Tobacco 418
Electronic nicotine delivery systems 419
Caffeine 420
Illicit drug use 421
Opioids 421
Cocaine 421
Amphetamines and methamphetamines 421
Marijuana 422
Street drugs commonly used 422
Predisposing and contributing factors 422
Genetic factors in addiction 422
Primary prevention and the role of the nurse 423
Drug education 423
Secondary prevention and the role of the nurse 425
Assessing for alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems 425
Drug testing 426
High-risk groups 426
Adolescents 426
Older adults 426
Injection drug users 427
Drug use during pregnancy 427
Use of illicit drugs 427
Codependency and family involvement 427
Tertiary prevention and the role of the nurse 428
Detoxification 428
Addiction treatment 428
Smoking cessation programs 429
Support groups 429
The nurse’s role 429
Practice application 430
Remember this! 431
evolve website 431
References 431
25 Violence and human abuse 433
Objectives 433
Key terms 433
Social and community factors influencing violence 434
Work 434
Education 435
Media 435
Organized religion 435
Population 436
Community facilities 436
Violence against individuals or oneself 436
Homicide 436
Assault 437
Sexual violence and rape 437
Suicide 439
Family violence and abuse 440
Development of abusive patterns 440
Types of family violence 441
Child abuse 441
Indicators of child abuse. 441
Child neglect 444
Sexual abuse 444
Intimate partner abuse 445
Signs of abuse. 445
Abuse as a process. 445
Abuse of older adults 447
Nursing interventions 448
Clinical application 451
Remember this! 452
What would you do? 452
evolve website 452
References 452
26 Infectious disease prevention and control 455
Objectives 455
Key terms 455
Historical and current perspectives 456
Transmission of communicable diseases 458
Agent, host, and environment 458
Agent factor 458
Host factor 458
Environment factor 459
Modes of transmission 459
Disease development 459
Disease spectrum 459
Surveillance of communicable diseases 460
Surveillance for agents of bioterrorism 460
List of reportable diseases 460
Emerging infectious diseases 461
Emergence factors 461
Prevention and control of communicable diseases 462
Primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention 463
Agents of bioterrorism 463
Anthrax 464
Smallpox 464
Vaccine-preventable disease 465
Routine childhood immunization schedule 465
Measles 465
Rubella 466
Pertussis 466
Influenza 467
Foodborne and waterborne diseases 468
Salmonellosis 469
Escherichia coli o157:h7 469
Waterborne disease outbreaks and pathogens 470
Vector-borne disease and zoonoses 470
Lyme disease 470
Rocky mountain spotted fever 471
Zika virus 471
Zoonoses 472
Rabies (hydrophobia) 472
Parasitic diseases 472
Intestinal parasitic infections 473
Parasitic opportunistic infections 473
Diseases of travelers 474
Malaria 474
Foodborne and waterborne diseases 474
Diarrheal diseases 474
Health care–acquired infections 475
Practice application 475
Remember this! 476
evolve website 476
References 476
27 HIV infection, hepatitis, tuberculosis, and sexually transmitted diseases 478
Objectives 478
Key terms 478
Human immunodeficiency virus infection 479
Natural history of human immunodeficiency virus infection 479
Transmission 480
Epidemiology and surveillance of human immunodeficiency virus and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome 480
Human immunodeficiency virus testing 481
Caring for clients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome in the community 481
Sexually transmitted diseases 482
Gonorrhea 482
Syphilis 485
Chlamydia 485
Herpes simplex virus 2 (genital herpes) 486
Human papillomavirus infection 486
Hepatitis 487
Hepatitis A virus 487
Hepatitis B virus 487
Hepatitis C virus 489
Tuberculosis 489
Nurse’s role in providing preventive care for communicable diseases 491
Primary prevention 491
Safer sex 492
Drug use 493
Community outreach, education, and evaluation 493
Secondary prevention 493
Human immunodeficiency virus test counseling 493
Partner notification and contact tracing 494
Tertiary prevention 494
Directly observed therapy 494
Standard precautions 494
Practice application 495
Remember this! 495
evolve website 495
References 495
7 Nursing Practice in the Community: Roles and Functions 498
28 Nursing practice at the local, state, and national levels in public health 498
Objectives 498
Key terms 498
Roles of local, state, and federal public health agencies 499
History and trends of public health 500
Scope, standards, and roles of nursing in public health 501
Issues and trends in public health nursing 503
Education and knowledge requirements for public health nurses 504
National health objectives 505
Functions of public health nurses 505
Practice application 508
Remember this! 508
evolve website 509
References 509
29 The faith community nurse 510
Objectives 510
Key terms 510
Definitions in faith community nursing 511
Historical perspectives 513
Faith communities 513
Faith nurse community 513
Health care delivery 514
Faith community nursing practice 515
Characteristics of the practice 515
Scope and standards of faith community nursing practice 516
Educational preparation for the faith community nurse 516
Issues in faith community nursing practice 517
Professional issues 517
Ethical issues 518
Legal issues 518
Financial issues 518
National health objectives and faith communities 518
Functions of the faith community nurse 520
Practice application 522
Remember this! 522
evolve website 523
References 523
30 The nurse in home health and hospice 524
Objectives 524
Key terms 524
History of home health and nursing 525
Description of practice models 526
Population-focused home care 526
Transitional care in the home 527
Home-based primary care 527
Home health 527
Hospice 528
Home care of the dying child 529
Scope and standards of practice 529
Direct and indirect care 529
Nursing roles in home health, hospice, and palliative care 530
Omaha system 531
Description of the omaha system 531
Professional development and collaboration 532
Education and roles 532
Certification 532
Interprofessional collaboration 532
Accountability and quality management 533
Evidence-based quality and performance improvement and client safety 533
Accreditation 534
Legal, ethical, and financial aspects of home care 534
Reimbursement mechanisms 534
Cost-effectiveness 535
Legal and ethical issues 535
Trends and opportunities 535
National health objectives 535
Family responsibility, roles, and functions 536
Technology and telehealth 536
Health insurance portability and accountability act of 1996 536
Practice application 537
Remember this! 537
evolve website 537
References 537
31 The nurse in the schools 540
Objectives 540
Key terms 540
History of school nursing 541
Federal legislation in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s 541
Standards of practice for school nurses 543
Educational credentials of school nurses 543
Roles and functions of school nurses 543
School nurse roles 544
Direct caregiver 544
Health educator 544
School health services 545
Federal school health programs 545
School health policies and practices study 546
School-based health programs 546
School nurses and healthy people 2020 546
Levels of prevention in schools 546
Primary prevention in schools 546
Prevention of childhood injuries 547
Substance abuse prevention education 547
Disease prevention education 548
Required vaccinations for schoolchildren 548
Secondary prevention in schools 548
Nursing care for emergencies in the school 549
Emergency equipment in the school nurse’s office 549
Giving medication in school 550
Assessing and screening children at school 550
Screening children for lice 551
Identification of child abuse or neglect 551
Communicating with health care providers 551
Efforts to prevent suicide and other mental health problems 551
Violence at school 552
Tertiary prevention in schools 552
Controversies in school nursing 555
Ethics in school nursing 555
Future trends in school nursing 555
Practice application 556
Remember this! 556
evolve website 557
References 557
32 The nurse in occupational health 560
Objectives 560
Key terms 560
Definition and scope of occupational health nursing 561
History and evolution of occupational health nursing 561
Roles and professionalism in occupational health nursing 561
Workers as a population aggregate 562
Characteristics of the workforce 563
Characteristics of work 563
Work–health interactions 563
Application of the epidemiologic model 564
Host 564
Agent 565
Biological agents 565
Chemical agents 566
Environmental and mechanical agents 566
Physical agents 567
Psychosocial agents 568
Environment 568
Organizational and public efforts to promote worker health and safety 569
Onsite occupational health and safety programs 569
Nursing care of working populations 570
Worker assessment 570
Workplace assessment 571
Healthy people 2020 related to occupational health 574
Legislation related to occupational health 574
Disaster planning and management 575
Practice application 576
Remember this! 577
evolve website 577
References 577
Appendixes 579
Appendix A Guidelines for practice 580
A.1 The health insurance portability and accountability act (hipaa): What does it mean for public health nurses? 580
A.2 Living will directive 582
Appendix B Assessment tools 583
B.1 Community assessment model 583
B.2 Friedman family assessment model (short form) 584
B.3 Comprehensive occupational and environmental exposure history 584
B.4 Omaha system problem classification scheme with case study application 590
B.5 Cultural assessment guide 593
Appendix C Essential elements of public health nursing 594
C.1 Examples of public health nursing roles and implementing public health functions 594
C.2 American nurses association standards of practice and professional performance for public health nursing 601
C.3 Quad council public health nursing core competencies and skill levels 602
C.4 Minnesota department of health public health interventions wheel 602
Appendix D Hepatitis information 606
D.1 Summary description of hepatitis A-E 606
D.2 Recommendations for prophylaxis of hepatitis A 608
D.3 Recommended postexposure prophylaxis for percutaneous or permucosal exposure to hepatitis B virus 609
Appendix E 610
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C 610
D 610
E 610
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G 610
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Index 623
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B 623
C 624
D 627
E 627
F 629
G 630
H 630
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