by Janice Hitchcock, Phyllis Schubert and Sue A. Thomas
Edition: 2ND 03Janice Hitchcock, Phyllis Schubert and Sue A. Thomas
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This package includes:
Community Health Nursing,
Caring in Action with Student CD-ROM.
Hitchcock, Janice : RN, DNSC
Schubert, Phyllis :
Thomas, Sue A. :
Unit I Nursing and Caring in the Community.
1 Caring in Community Health Nursing.
2 Historical Development of Community Health Nursing.
Unit II Health Care: National and International Perspectives.
3 Health Status: National and International Health Perspectives.
4 Health Care Delivery in the United States.
5 Health Care Systems in the World.
6 Health Care Economics.
Unit III Foundations of Community Health Nursing.
7 Philosophical and Ethical Perspectives.
8 Cultural and Spiritual Perspectives.
9 Environmental Perspectives.
10 Caring Communication and Client Teaching/Learning.
11 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Perspectives.
12 Interactive Health Care Perspectives.
Unit IV Caring for the Community.
13 Population-Focused Practice.
14 Epidemiology.
15 Assessing the Community.
16 Program Planning, Implementation and Evaluation.
17 Quality Management.
18 Power, Politics and Public Policy.
19 The Varied Roles of Community Health Nursing.
20 Practice Settings in Community Health Nursing.
Unit V Caring for Individuals and Families in the Community.
21 The Home Visit.
22 Care of Infants, Children and Adolescents.
23 Care of Young, Middle and Older Adults.
24 Frameworks for Assessing Families.
25 Family Functions and Processes.
Unit VI Caring for Vulnerable Populations.
26 Communicable Diseases.
27 Chronic Illness.
28 Developmental Disorders.
29 Mental Health and Illness.
30 Family and Community Violence.
31 Substance Abuse.
32 Poverty.
33 Homelessness.
34 Rural Health.
This package includes:
Community Health Nursing,
Caring in Action with Student CD-ROM.
Hitchcock, Janice : RN, DNSC
Schubert, Phyllis :
Thomas, Sue A. :
Unit I Nursing and Caring in the Community.
1 Caring in Community Health Nursing.
2 Historical Development of Community Health Nursing.
Unit II Health Care: National and International Perspectives.
3 Health Status: National and International Health Perspectives.
4 Health Care Delivery in the United States.
5 Health Care Systems in the World.
6 Health Care Economics.
Unit III Foundations of Community Health Nursing.
7 Philosophical and Ethical Perspectives.
8 Cultural and Spiritual Perspectives.
9 Environmental Perspectives.
10 Caring Communication and Client Teaching/Learning.
11 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Perspectives.
12 Interactive Health Care Perspectives.
Unit IV Caring for the Community.
13 Population-Focused Practice.
14 Epidemiology.
15 Assessing the Community.
16 Program Planning, Implementation and Evaluation.
17 Quality Management.
18 Power, Politics and Public Policy.
19 The Varied Roles of Community Health Nursing.
20 Practice Settings in Community Health Nursing.
Unit V Caring for Individuals and Families in the Community.
21 The Home Visit.
22 Care of Infants, Children and Adolescents.
23 Care of Young, Middle and Older Adults.
24 Frameworks for Assessing Families.
25 Family Functions and Processes.
Unit VI Caring for Vulnerable Populations.
26 Communicable Diseases.
27 Chronic Illness.
28 Developmental Disorders.
29 Mental Health and Illness.
30 Family and Community Violence.
31 Substance Abuse.
32 Poverty.
33 Homelessness.
34 Rural Health.
This package includes:
Community Health Nursing,
Caring in Action with Student CD-ROM.
Hitchcock, Janice : RN, DNSC
Schubert, Phyllis :
Thomas, Sue A. :
Unit I Nursing and Caring in the Community.
1 Caring in Community Health Nursing.
2 Historical Development of Community Health Nursing.
Unit II Health Care: National and International Perspectives.
3 Health Status: National and International Health Perspectives.
4 Health Care Delivery in the United States.
5 Health Care Systems in the World.
6 Health Care Economics.
Unit III Foundations of Community Health Nursing.
7 Philosophical and Ethical Perspectives.
8 Cultural and Spiritual Perspectives.
9 Environmental Perspectives.
10 Caring Communication and Client Teaching/Learning.
11 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Perspectives.
12 Interactive Health Care Perspectives.
Unit IV Caring for the Community.
13 Population-Focused Practice.
14 Epidemiology.
15 Assessing the Community.
16 Program Planning, Implementation and Evaluation.
17 Quality Management.
18 Power, Politics and Public Policy.
19 The Varied Roles of Community Health Nursing.
20 Practice Settings in Community Health Nursing.
Unit V Caring for Individuals and Families in the Community.
21 The Home Visit.
22 Care of Infants, Children and Adolescents.
23 Care of Young, Middle and Older Adults.
24 Frameworks for Assessing Families.
25 Family Functions and Processes.
Unit VI Caring for Vulnerable Populations.
26 Communicable Diseases.
27 Chronic Illness.
28 Developmental Disorders.
29 Mental Health and Illness.
30 Family and Community Violence.
31 Substance Abuse.
32 Poverty.
33 Homelessness.
34 Rural Health.