Comprehensive community health nursing
Subtitle: family, aggregate & community practice
By: Susan Clemen-Stone, Sandra L. McGuire, Diane Gerber Eigsti
Contributors: McGuire, Sandra L.; Eigsti, Diane Gerber
Edition: 6th ed.
Publisher: Mosby
Published: 2002
Place of publication: St. Louis, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 900
ISBN-13: 9780323013451
Subjects: Community health nursing; Health and hygiene; Families; Community Health Nursing; Santé et hygiène; Soins infirmiers en santé communautaire; Famille; Family Health
Other titles: Community health nursing
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Ch. 1. Historical perspectives on community health nursing; title: Ch. 2. Defining community health nursing; title: Ch. 3. Community as partner; title: Ch. 4. Promoting healthy people: public health policies and legislation; title: Ch. 5. Organization of health and welfare resources and services; title: Ch. 6. Environmental health and disaster nursing; title: Ch. 7. Family assessment and cultural diversity: concepts and tools; title: Ch. 8. Foundations for family intervention: families under stress; title: Ch. 9. Use of family-centered nursing process with culturally diverse clients; title: Ch. 10. Continuity of care through care management and the referral process; title: Ch. 11. Concepts of epidemiology: infectious and chronic conditions; title: Ch. 12. Theoretical models for health education and health promotion; title: Ch. 13. Population-focused contemporary community health issues; title: Ch. 14. Community assessment and diagnosis; title: Ch. 15. Community organization and health planning for aggregates at risk; title: Ch. 16. Care of infants, children, and adolescents, and their families; title: Ch. 17. Health promotion concerns of adult men and women; title: Ch. 18. The adult who is disabled; title: Ch. 19. The well elderly: needs and services; title: Ch. 20. School health nursing; title: Ch. 21. Occupational health nursing; title: Ch. 22. Clients with long-term care needs; title: Ch. 23. Population-focused intervention in clinics, nontraditional settings, and through group process; title: Ch. 24. Utilizing management concepts in community health nursing; title: Ch. 25. Quality processes in community health nursing practice; title: Ch. 26. Challenges for the future.