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Opportunities and challenges of community health nursing -- Evolution of community health nursing -- Roles and settings for community health nursing practice -- Transcultural nursing in the community -- Values and ethics in community health nursing -- Structure and function of community health services -- Economics of health care -- Communication, colloboration, and contracting -- Health promotion through education -- The community health nurse as leader, change agent, and case manager -- Research in community health nursing -- Quality measurement and improvement in community health nursing -- Policy making and community health advocacy -- Epidemiology in community health care -- Communicable disease control -- Environmental health and safety -- Theoretical basis of community health nursing -- The community as client: assessment and diagnosis -- Planning, intervention, and evaluation of health care -- Communities in crisis: disasters, group violence, and terrorism -- The global community: international health concerns -- Theoretical bases for promoting family health -- Assessment of families -- Planning, intervening, and evaluating health care to families -- Families in crisis: domestic violence and abuse -- Maternal, prenatal, and newborn populations -- Promoting and protecting the health of infant, toddler, and preschool populations -- Promoting and protecting the health of school-aged and adolescent populations -- Promoting and protecting the health of adults and the working population -- Promoting and protecting the health of the older adult population -- Rural clients -- Clients living in poverty -- Migrant workers -- Clients with mental health issues -- Clients living with addiction -- Clients in correctional facilities -- Clients in home health, hospice, and long-term care settings. |
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