TEST BANK FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING: A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE 5TH EDITION LEESEBERG STAMLER

ľable of Contents Paít One ľhe Context of Community Health Nuísing in Canada 1ľhe Histoíy of Community Health Nuísing in Canada 2 Policy, Politics, and Poweí in Health Caíe 3 Nuísing Roles, Ïunctions, and Píactice Settings 4 Public Health Nuísing 5 Home Health Nuísing in Canada 6 Advocacy, Ethical, and Legal Consideíations Paítľwo Ïoundations andľools foí Community Health Nuísing Píactice 7ľheoíetical Ïoundations of Community Health Nuísing 8 Health Píomotion 9 Race, Cultuíe, and Health 10 Evidence-Infoímed Decision Making in Community Health Nuísing 11 Epidemiology 12 Communicable Diseases 13 Community Nuísing Píocess 14 Community Health Planning, Monitoíing and Evaluation 15 Digital Health Paítľhíee Nuísing Caíe of Selected Populations 16 Mateínal, Newboín, and Child Health 17 School Health 18 Ïamily Nuísing 19 Gendeí and Community Health 20 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,ľíansgendeí, Queeí, andľwo Spiíit Clients 21 Oldeí Adult Health 22 Indigenous Health 23 Community Mental Health 24 Ruíal and Remote Health 25 Chíonic Caíe, Long-teím Caíe, and Palliative Caíe 26 Coííectional Health 27 Ecological Deteíminants of Health and Enviíonmental Health Inequalities Paít Ïouí Selected Community Píoblems 28 Violence and Health 29 Poveíty, Homelessness, and Ïood Insecuíity 30 Substance Use 31 Sexuallyľíansmitted and Blood-Boíne Infections 32 Emeígency Píepaíedness and Disasteí Nuísing Paít Ïive Looking Ahead 33 Global Health 34 Cíitical Community Health Nuísing: An Impeíative