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When involving the community-client as partner, during which phase does data collection take place to determine the community's health and structure?
When involving the community-client as partner, during which phase does data collection take place to determine the community's health and structure?
- Implementation phase
- Assessment phase (correct)
- Evaluation phase
- Planning phase
During which phase would the community health nurse (CHN) determine the ability of specific interventions to achieve an increase to at least 90% in the proportion of all pregnant women who receive first-trimester prenatal care?
During which phase would the community health nurse (CHN) determine the ability of specific interventions to achieve an increase to at least 90% in the proportion of all pregnant women who receive first-trimester prenatal care?
- Assessment phase
- Implementation phase
- Planning phase
- Evaluation phase (correct)
Which objective is most appropriate for developing a community health nursing process?
Which objective is most appropriate for developing a community health nursing process?
- All monitored clients will receive abortion therapy within 3 minutes following recognition of lethal dysrhythmia.
- Of mothers receiving nutrition counselling, 80% will identify five sources of calcium by the end of class. (correct)
- At least 95% of children will be immunized by the age of 1 year.
- There will be a 25% reduction in health disparities by 2015.
Which of the following represents a challenge when gathering background statistical population-based information on specific minority aggregates?
Which of the following represents a challenge when gathering background statistical population-based information on specific minority aggregates?
Which one of the following groups has the highest life expectancy?
Which one of the following groups has the highest life expectancy?
Which of the following demonstrates the second phase of application of the community health nursing process?
Which of the following demonstrates the second phase of application of the community health nursing process?
Which of the following demonstrates the first phase of application of the community health nursing process?
Which of the following demonstrates the first phase of application of the community health nursing process?
Whenever possible, population-based practice focuses on which level of prevention?
Whenever possible, population-based practice focuses on which level of prevention?
Which one of the following is a feature of community capacity building?
Which one of the following is a feature of community capacity building?
Developing a communication strategy to keep community members informed is an example of which of the following components of community capacity building?
Developing a communication strategy to keep community members informed is an example of which of the following components of community capacity building?
Indigenous ways of knowing are approaches to:
Indigenous ways of knowing are approaches to:
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Assessment phase
Assessment phase
The initial phase of the community health nursing process, involving data collection to determine the community's health and structure.
Evaluation Phase
Evaluation Phase
The phase where the community health nurse measures the outcomes of interventions.
SMART Objective
SMART Objective
Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. Outlines what to achieve with community health interventions.
Challenge in Gathering Data
Challenge in Gathering Data
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First Nations, Métis, and Inuit females
First Nations, Métis, and Inuit females
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Second Phase of CHN Process
Second Phase of CHN Process
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First Phase of CHN Process
First Phase of CHN Process
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Third Phase of CHN Process
Third Phase of CHN Process
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Final Phase of CHN Process
Final Phase of CHN Process
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Primary prevention
Primary prevention
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Feature of Community Capacity Building
Feature of Community Capacity Building
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Partnership building
Partnership building
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Indigenous ways of knowing
Indigenous ways of knowing
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Community health assessment
Community health assessment
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Appropriate Objective
Appropriate Objective
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Relational practice
Relational practice
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Indigenous data sovereignty
Indigenous data sovereignty
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Evaluation Process
Evaluation Process
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Cultural Bias
Cultural Bias
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Impacts of Colonization
Impacts of Colonization
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Wellness Program
Wellness Program
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Promotion Lecture
Promotion Lecture
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Health Promotion
Health Promotion
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Asking Why
Asking Why
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Documentation of Progress
Documentation of Progress
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Relational Practice application
Relational Practice application
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Indigenous data sovereignty challenge
Indigenous data sovereignty challenge
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Community impact
Community impact
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Study Notes
Community Health Nursing
- Involving the community client as a partner requires data collection during the assessment phase to determine the community's health and structure.
- The community health assessment phase involves a logical, systematic approach, identifying strengths, resources, assets, capacities, and opportunities.
- Clarifying health concerns, identifying community constraints, and understanding economic, political, and social factors are key aspects.
- The ability of interventions to achieve specific increases is determined during the evaluation phase.
- Measuring outcomes is a component of the evaluation process.
- An appropriate objective includes identifying concrete goals like having 80% of mothers receiving nutrition counseling identify five sources of calcium by the end of class.
- It's difficult to find comparative health information for small communities challenging the gathering of background statistical population-based information on specific minority aggregates.
- While several Indigenous communities participate in regional health surveys, access to that data is restricted to the participating community, part of a global concern for indigenous data sovereignty.
- First Nations, Métis, and Inuit females have the highest life expectancy at 78-80 years, compared to 73-74 years for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit men and 64 years for Inuit men.
- Life expectancy for non-Indigenous men, also notably higher, stands at 79 years, while for non-Indigenous women, it's 83 years.
- Developing a wellness program demonstrates the second phase, which is planning.
- Actually participating in a health promotion lecture or an intervention for wellness demonstrates the third phase, action.
- Determining the needs of the community demonstrates the first phase, which is assessment.
- Supervising a fitness class demonstrates the third phase, which is action.
- Assessments related to feedback show the fourth phase of the application of the community health nursing process, which is evaluation.
- Determining the community's needs is part of the first phase (assessment).
- Population-based practice focuses on primary prevention whenever possible.
- "Asking why" is a feature of community capacity building, using a community process to uncover the root causes of community issues.
- Developing a communication strategy to keep community members informed is an example of partnership building.
- Indigenous ways of knowing are approaches to understanding life that underscore the histories, experiences, and teachings of people who originate from a land.
- Indigenous ways of knowing informs community health nurses, also known as CHNs in providing culturally safe, relational nursing practice.
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Community health nursing involves partnering with the community to assess health and structure. Assessment identifies strengths, resources, and constraints. Evaluation measures intervention outcomes, with objectives like having 80% of mothers identify five calcium sources after nutrition counseling.
