community health nursing
Community-based is a PHILOSOPHY of practice that focuses care on individuals, families, and groups across the lifespan. Assisting to help manage acute & Chronic health changes in community and at home. Where community-oriented is a nursing practice SPECIALITY, focus is on individuals, families, and groups in a community. Example: public health nursing.
Susan L. Scherman has written: 'Community health nursing care plans' -- subject(s): Care of the sick, Community health nursing, Handbooks, Home care services, Nursing Process, Nursing care plans, Outlines, Outlines, syllabi, Patient Care Planning
Generally the residents food, nursing care, and around the clock monitoring is included in the cost of nursing homes. Help with personal care, walking and feeding if assistance is needed is all included. Some nursing homes will cover personal needs products such as soap or depends and toothpaste but that varies from facility to facility.
Mary Jo Gerlach has written: 'Study guide for Adult nursing in hospital and community settings' -- subject(s): Community health nursing, Nursing, Nursing Care, Problems
A nursing care plan outlines the care a nurse will give to either a community or individual. It is a plan of action to give the care deemed necessary for the well being of a patient.
Anne McMurray has written: 'Community health nursing' -- subject(s): Community health nursing, Primary Health Care
Community based nursing would include agencies like home health care and hospice. Community health nursing would include agencies like the department of health and human services (DHHS)- local agencies in the community. Public health nursing would include agencies like the CDC and FDA- government agencies.
Patricia Owens has written: 'Community care and severe physical disability' -- subject(s): Physically handicapped, Institutional care, Chronically ill, Care 'Nursing in conflict' -- subject(s): Nursing services, Administration, Nursing
The current trends are changing in demographics, diversity, expanding technology, complexity of patient care, cost of health care changing and the nursing shortage.
Mollie F. Antrobus has written: 'District nursing' -- subject(s): Community health nursing, Home care services, Home nursing, Nursing Process
Health care providers offer preventive care, rehab care, informational care, and curative care. They are trained in medicine, nursing and community health.
Community health nursing back in the early 1900s was about nursing practitioners going up tenement stairs just to reach their patients. However, community health nursing today involves various settings.