Canadian Community as Partner

Theory & Multidisciplinary Practice

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This is the Canadian adaptation of the Fifth Edition of the AJN award-winning Community as Partner text. Focusing on public health promotion practices in Canada, this text examines the contemporary public health nurses role as a hands-on caregiver, community detective, and epidemiologist. Part One provides a Canadian perspective on the fundamental principles of community practice using the Ottawa Charter (1986) as its primary framework and incorporates the determinants of health, epidemiologic principles, the appreciation of culture and informatics, and the challenges of today and the future. Part Two presents the Community as Partner Model and each step of the process is detailed with the use of examples emphasizing the importance of social justice, equity, public participation, and the determinants of health. Part Three contains case studies with field-based practitioners of population health promotion from several disciplinary viewpoints. This edition places more emphasis on supportive environments for health, the five strategies of the Ottawa Charter, primary health care, and rural communities.

Szczegóły produktu

Wydawca Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Indeks 39971

EAN13 9780781784269

ISBN 9780781784269

Opis

Rok wydania: 2007
Numer wydania: 2
Oprawa: miękka foliowana
Liczba stron: 576
Wymiary (mm): 187 x 232
Waga (g): 748

Part I:: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS

1 Population Health Promotion:: Essentials and Essence of Practice

INTRODUCTION

FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNITY PRACTICE

A FRAMEWORK FOR HEALTH PROMOTION IN CANADA

GLOBAL CONFERENCES ON HEALTH PROMOTION

2 Ethics for Community Practice

INTRODUCTION

KEY CONCEPTS IN ETHICAL PRACTICE

ETHICAL DIVERSITY UNDERPINS COMMUNITY PRACTICE

3 Epidemiology, Demography, and Community Health

NTRODUCTION

DEMOGRAPHY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY

CONTEMPORARY COMMUNITY HEALTH PRACTICE

4 Creating Supportive Environments for Health:: Social Network Analysis

INTRODUCTION

SUNDSVALL CONFERENCE AND STATEMENT

5 Developing Personal Skills:: Empowerment

INTRODUCTION

PERSONAL EMPOWERMENT IN CONTEXT

6 Strengthening Community Action:: Public Participation and Partnerships for Health

INTRODUCTION

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

7 Building Healthy Public Policy

INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS PUBLIC POLICY?

8 Reorienting Health Services

INTRODUCTION

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

9 Honouring Culture and Diversity in Community Practice

INTRODUCTION

THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF CANADA

10 Community Health Informatics

INTRODUCTION

COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH INFORMATICS

11 Emerging Threats to Community Health

INTRODUCTION

IDENTIFICATION OF EMERGING PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES

Part II:: THE PROCESS OF COMMUNITY AS PARTNER

12 A Model to Guide Practice

INTRODUCTION

MODELS

13 Community Assessment

INTRODUCTION

THE COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT TEAM

14 Community Analysis and Diagnosis

INTRODUCTION

COMMUNITY ANALYSIS

15 Planning a Community Health Program

INTRODUCTION

PLANNING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY

16 Implementing a Community Health Program

INTRODUCTION

PROMOTING COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP

17 Evaluating a Community Health Program

INTRODUCTION

EVALUATION PRINCIPLES

Part III:: COMMUNITY AS PARTNER IN PRACTICE

18 Community Profile:: Exemplar Health District

INTRODUCTION

DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

19 Assessing the Health of Communities in Northern Canada

INTRODUCTION

INUIT WOMENS HEALTH

20 Promoting the Health of Pregnant Women

INTRODUCTION

EMPOWERING IMMIGRANT WOMEN IN CANADA

21 Promoting the Health of School Children

INTRODUCTION

PROMOTING SCHOOL HEALTH THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP MODEL

22 Youth Engagement in Health Promotion

INTRODUCTION

WAY OUT THERE:: YOUTH ENGAGEMENT IN SOCIAL POLICY ACTION PLANNING

23 Promoting Health in the Workplace

INTRODUCTION

RESPONSIVE WORKPLACE STRATEGIES FOR PANDEMIC INFLUENZA

24 Promoting the Health of Vulnerable Populations

INTRODUCTION

WORKING WITH VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN URBAN SETTINGS

25 TELESENIOR:: Videophone Nursing Care Project for Homebound Elderly

INTRODUCTION

BACKGROUND

Appendix A:: A Model Assessment Guide for Nursing in industry

Appendix B:: Assessment of an industry

Index