Public Health Nursing Practicing Population Based Care 3rd Edition by Marie Truglio Londrigan,Sandra Lewenson 9781284149302 1284149307

1 What Is Public Health and Public Health Nursing?

Public Health Defined

Public Health Nursing

Public Health Now

Conclusion

References

2 Public Health Nursing in the United States: A History

What Is a Public Health Nurse?

Evolution of the Public Health Nurse

Education of Public Health Nurses

Conclusion

References

3 Assessment: Using the Public Health Nursing Assessment Tool

Overview of the Unique Qualities of the PHNAT

PHNAT Four Foundational Health Measures

Analysis of Health

Prioritize Public Health Issues

Plan and Implementation: Applying the Intervention Wheel

Tracking and Evaluation

Reflection

Conclusion

References

Appendix: Public Health Nursing Assessment Tool

4 Fundamentals of Epidemiology and Social Epidemiology

Epidemiology

Conclusion

References

5 Educating Public Health Nurses to Do the Work

State of Public Health

What Is Public Health Nursing?

Status of Public Health Nurses in the United States

Public Health Nursing Education

Example of Reflections and Evaluation Leading to Course Evolution

The Association of Community Health Nursing Educators

The Quad Council of Public Health Nursing Organizations—Quad Council

Public Health Nursing Education, Nursing’s Social Policy Statement, Code of Ethics

Interprofessional Education

Community-Engaged Learning

Nursing 499: Community-Engaged Service Learning Course and Student Outcomes

Conclusion

References

6 Evidence-Based Practice From a Public Health Perspective

Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice and Public Health

What Is an Evidence-Based Practice Lens for Viewing Population-Based Health Issues?

Healthy People 2020—Public Health Conditions: An Evidence-Based Perspective

References

7 Informatics in Public Health Nursing

Information Technology in Public Health Nursing

Informatics in Public Health

Public Health Interventions

Ethical Concerns

Conclusion

References

8 Considerations of Culture in the Health of the Public

Culture

Case Studies

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

References

9 Healthcare Policy and Politics: The Risk and Rewards for Public Health Nurses

Why Does Federal Health Care Policy Matter?

The Current U.S. Healthcare System, Post–ACA 2010

U.S. Health System and the ACA

Is Health Care a Right?

State Shared-Power Relationship with the Federal Government

Understanding Policy Making and Public Health Nursing

Public Health Nurses and Political Engagement

Using Data to Leverage Gaps in Healthcare Quality

Conclusion

References

10 Social Justice and the Ethics of Public Health Practice

Introduction

Social Justice in Nursing

Defining Social Justice, Health Disparities, and Health Inequities

A Call to Social Justice Action

Public Health Ethics

Criteria for Public Health Action

Conclusion

References

11 Hitting the Pavement: Intervention of Case-Finding: Outreach, Screening, Surveillance, and Disease and Health Event Investigation

The Intervention Wheel

Public Health Issues in Practice

Case Study 1—TB: When Time Is of Importance

Case Study 2—Zika: Anything but Clear

Levels of Practice Evident in the Red Wedge

Conclusion

References

12 Running the Show: Referral and Follow-up, Case Management, and Delegated Functions

The Intervention Wheel Strategies and Levels of Practice

The Intervention Wheel: Application to Practice

Conclusion

References

13 Working It Out: Consultation, Counseling, and Health Teaching

The Intervention Wheel

The Case/Issue

The Intervention Wheel: Applying and Doing

Conclusion

References

14 Working Together: Collaboration, Coalition Building, and Community Organizing

Frameworks for Collective Action

Collaboration

Coalition Building

Community Organizing

Factors of Successful Community Organizing

Stages of the Strategy

Conclusion

References

15 Getting the Word Out: Advocacy, Social Marketing, and Policy Development and Enforcement

Issue: The Implementation of PrEP within Adolescent School-Based Clinics

Preexposure Prophylaxis

The Intervention Wheel Strategies and Levels of Practice

Conclusion

References

16 Protecting, Sustaining, and Empowering: A Historical Perspective on the Control of Epidemics

Protecting the People Against God’s Wrath: Bubonic Plague in Early Modern Italy

Serving and Sustaining a Desperate Population: Influenza in the Modern United States

Empowering the Vulnerable: AIDS in Contemporary Britain

Conclusion

References

17 Historical Highlights in Disaster Nursing

Yellow Fever and the Johnstown Flood

The Galveston Hurricane, 1900

The Flu Pandemic, 1918–1919

1947 Texas City Ship Explosion

The Alaska Earthquake of 1964

Conclusion

References

18 Present-Day Disasters and Disaster Management: Social Determinants of Health and Community Collaboration

Introduction

Disaster and Emergencies

Four Phases of Emergency Management

Public Health Nursing and Emergency Management

Protecting the Public in a Disaster

Preparedness from a Social and Cultural Context

Resilience

Surge Capacity

Hurricane Irene: Resilience in a Vermont Community—Pittsfield, Vermont—Case Study 1

Violence and Mass Shootings—A Disaster of Our Own Making—Case Study 2

Conclusion

References

19 Environment and Health

Introduction

What Is Environmental Health?

Taking a Closer Look at the Environment

Environmental Health and the Role of the Nurse

Conclusion

References

20 Epilogue: Nursing and Primary Health Care

The Declaration of Alma-Ata

Primary Health Care

Evolution of Primary Health Care

Why the Struggle?

Primary Health Care Includes Primary Care

The Teaching of a Philosophy