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Guaranteed assistance for the poor, blind and lame Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601
Data collected that proved that military mortality rates were double civilian mortality rates Biostatistics
Assisted in developing the first non-religious school for nurse in 1860 Florence Nightingale
What is nightingales ultimate goal? Give first rate nursing care for all of the sick at home
Health at home project endorsed what? Prevention is better than cure
Focused on teaching the sick to teach proper hygiene District nursing
First community health nurse Frances Root
Believed that poor people should have access to holistic health care Lilian Wald
Involved the hiring of the first school nurses Henry Street Settlement - 1906
First home health Met Life Insurance Company
Frontier Nursing Service - 1925 Mary Breckinridge
Frontier Nursing Service - 1925 Established medical, surgical, and dental clinics. Provided nursing and nurse midwifery services 24 hours a day
More funds were available for health promotion and disease prevention Social Security Act -1935
Developed in 2002 to provide leadership to protect against intentional threats to the health of the public Homeland Security
Core Public Heath Functions Assessment, Policy Development, Assurance
Data collection of the population, monitoring health status Assessment
Development of policies that support the health of the population Policy Development
Making sure essential community-oriented health services are available, ensuring patients have access to what they need Assurance
These functions provide a foundation for primary, secondary, and tertiary health care services Essential services of public health
Nursing care delivered through community diagnosis and investigation of major health and environmental issues. Goal is to create conditions where people can be healthy Community Oriented Nursing Practice
Synthesis of nursing and public health theory applied to promoting and preserving the health of populations. Goal is to prevent disease and promote and protect health of the community as a whole Public Health Nursing Practice
A setting specific practice where care is provided for “sick” individuals and families where they live, work, and attend school. Goal is acute and chronic care and providing comprehensive, coordinated, and continuous care Community Base Nursing Practice
Roles of Community Health Nurses CREAM
Focus on wellness and holistic practice Clinician
A wider audience can be reached through the community setting. Educator
Client's rights include the right to receive just, equal, and humane treatment. Community health nurses often plead the case for their clients or act on their behalf. Advocate
Planner, collaborator, organizer, leader, controller and evaluator Manager
Involves looking at questions that arise on a day to day basis Researcher
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