Role of public health nursing.
Role of public health nursing.
Assignment Content
Part I
Using the data from your family and community assessments, create a plan in which you:((see up loads attached for previous family and community assessments))
~Analyze the role of community/public health nursing and community partnerships as they apply to the participating family’s community.
~ Analyze the influence of social determinants of health, such as culture and access to resources, in the
participating family’s community.
~ Compare epidemiological data for the participating family\’s community to state-level data.
~ Select 1 Healthy People 2020 Leading Health Indicator (LHI) topic that relates to your participating family\’s
community and the identified problem that you developed in Week 2.Based on your selected LHI topic:
~ Identify at least 3 nursing interventions for the identified problem.
~ List health partnerships that assist in implementing the interventions to support improved health
outcomes for the family.
Format your assignment as one of the following: 700- to 1,050-word paper
Rubric Details(7)
1) Role of Community/Public Health Nurse
~Developed a comprehensive analysis of the role of community/public health nursing and community
partnerships that completely applied to the participating family community.
2) Analysis of Social Determinants of Health
~ Developed a comprehensive analysis of social determinants of health,extending beyond culture and
access to resources, in the participating family\’s community.
3) Comparison of Epidemiological Data
~ Compared epidemiological data for the participating family community to state-level data with no
inaccuracies or missing data
4) Identified Nursing Interventions
~Explained three relevant nursing interventions for the identified problem.
5) Identified Health Partnerships for interventions
~Identified most health partnerships that could or do assist in implementing the interventions in the
community.
6) Quality of Written Communication
~ Conventions, flow, and content organization were well-developed; no grammatical errors were present; scholarly tone maintained throughout presentation.
