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Community as Partner : Theory and Practice in Nursing
2nd Australian & New Zealand Edition
By: Karen Francis, Karen Hoare, Ysanne Chapman, Melanie Birks
Paperback | 5 February 2013 | Edition Number 2
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432 Pages
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orAdopting a wellness or illness prevention approach, the book is underpinned by national health priorities in Australia and New Zealand and emphasises a collaborative strategy to primary health care. Community as a Partner provides a framework for planning health promotion programs to encourage health and wellbeing in local communities.
Features:
- Real-life case studies are included to demonstrate implementation in local communities
- Coverage of current health issues e.g. the ageing population mental health in rural communities and among young people maternal and child care issues and access to health care
- Critical Thinking questions will be extended to encourage reflective practice
- Featured Australia and New Zealand communities: children working adults older people indigenous people and rural populations people with chronic conditions and immigrants and refugees
- Includes Australia New Zealand cultural social and legislative issues
Preface xi
Contributors to the Second Edition xiii
Contributors to the First Edition xiv
Reviewers—Australia and New Zealand xv
Acknowledgements xvii
PART I THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF WORKING WITH COMMUNITY AS PARTNER 1
Chapter 1 Primary healthcare ....................................................................................................... .3
Introduction 4
Globalisation 5
Factors directly affecting health 7
Primary healthcare 14
Where are we today? 24
Summary 26
Web resources 26
References 27
Chapter 2 Epidemiology, demography and community health ....................................... 31
Introduction 32
Epidemiology 32
Demography 33
Levels of prevention in community health practice 33
Descriptive measures of health 34
Analytical measures of health 39
Criteria for determining causation 44
Sources of community health data 45
Screening for health conditions 47
Epidemiological approaches to community health research 49
Summary 53
Web resources 54
References 55
Chapter 3 The Australian healthcare system .......................................................................... . ..........56
Introduction 57
The health and social care system 57
The Australian Disability Strategy 62
Primary healthcare services 63
Healthcare facilities 65
The health status of Australians 68
Critique of the Australian healthcare system 69
Summary 69
Web resources 70
References 71
Chapter 4 The New Zealand healthcare system ............................................................... ...... ..... 73
Introduction 74
The health and disability system 74
The structure of the New Zealand health and disability sector 76
Primary health organisations and the ‘Better, Sooner, More Convenient’ initiative 77
Mental health strategy 81
The New Zealand Disability Strategy 81
Complementary and alternative medicine 81
PHARMAC 82
The health status of New Zealanders 83
Critique of the health system 83
Summary 84
Web resources 84
References 85
Chapter 5 Ethics and advocacy in community health nursing 87
Introduction 88
What is ethics? 88
Essential principles in healthcare ethics 90
Applying the principles to the code of ethics for nurses in Australia 95
Applying the principles of the code of ethics for nurses in New Zealand 96
Ethical dilemmas in community health 97
Summary 98
Web resources 99
References 99
Further reading 100
Chapter 6 Building healthy and healing communities ............................................................... ....101
Introduction 102
Applying social ecology to community health 102
Perspectives on community health partnerships 103
Community participation 104
Healing in the community 106
Developing right-relationships 107
Supporting communities to make change 109
Participatory research 110
Research projects using a social ecological framework 112
Summary 114
Web resources 114
References 114
Chapter 7 Culturally competent partnerships with communities 117
Introduction 118
Cultural safety 119
Cultural competence 119
Diversity, ethnicity and culture 121
Culture, health, illness and nursing 122
Cultural healthcare systems 123
Decision making 125
Cultural awareness exercises 126
Becoming culturally competent 127
Summary 128
Web resources 128
References 129
Further reading 131
Chapter 8 Health policy for healthy communities and cities 132
Introduction 133
World conferences on health promotion and healthy public policy 133
Health promotion 135
Healthy public policy 136
Healthy communities and cities 139
The social determinants of health 145
Opportunities for community nursing 148
Summary 149
Web resources 149
References 150
PART II THE PROCESS OF COMMUNITY AS PARTNER 155
Chapter 9 Models to guide practice ................................................................................................. 160
Introduction 161
Models of nursing 161
Models of health promotion and community partnership 163
Summary 169
Web resources 170
References 170
Chapter 10 Community assessment ................................................................................................. 172
Introduction 173
Community assessment 173
The Learning about the Community on Foot Survey 175
The model of environmental scanning 180
Community Assessment: Leichhardt Women’s Community Health Centre 185
Summary 187
Web resources 188
References 188
Further reading 189
Chapter 11 Analysing data collected during a community assessment ................................... ..... 190
Introduction 191
Undertaking a community analysis 191
Quantitative data analysis 191
Qualitative data analysis 194
Community analysis: Leichhardt Women’s Community Health Centre 195
Reporting on community assessments and data analysis 211
Constructing an analytical matrix: community as partner and the environmental scan 212
Summary 214
Web resources 214
References 214
Chapter 12 Planning a community health program..................................................................... . 216
Introduction 217
Change theory 217
Planning for community health programs 219
Components of a community health action plan 220
Planning: Leichhardt Women’s Community Health Centre 222
Partnerships between people concerned with primary healthcare 222
Recording the community health program plan in a concise and retrievable form 225
Assessing the resources needed to accomplish the plan 225
Summary 225
Web resources 226
References 226
Chapter 13 Implementing a community health program .................................................. .......... 227
Introduction 228
Transition to action 228
Turning the plan into action: Leichhardt Women’s Community Health Centre 229
Community participation: Working with health professionals 230
Sustainability 232
Summary 233
Web resources 233
References 233
Chapter 14 Evaluating a community health program ................................................................... 235
Introduction 236
Types of evaluation 236
Evaluation strategies 239
Methods of data collection and generation 239
Evaluation strategy: Leichhardt Women’s Community Health Centre 239
Evaluation strategy: Leichhardt Women’s Community Health Centre 243
Cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses 245
Summary 246
Web resources 247
References 247
Further reading 247
PART III STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH PROMOTION 249
Chapter 15 Promoting health in children .................................................................................. ... 251
Introduction 252
Early childhood 252
School-age childhood 257
Adolescent health promotion programs 261
Summary 264
Web resources 264
References 265
Chapter 16 Promoting healthy partnerships in the workplace ................................................... . 269
Introduction 270
Changing workplace 270
Health-promoting partnerships in workplaces 271
Health-promoting workplace 274
Occupational health and safety 274
Health promotion activities in the workplace 276
Planning a health promotion program 278
Using stages of change in health promotion programs 280
Program implementation 281
Program evaluation 282
Tips for maintaining a health promotion program 283
Case management in the workplace 283
Summary 284
Web resources 285
References 285
Chapter 17 Promoting healthy partnerships with older people ...................................................... 288
Introduction 289
Health status 289
Aged care planning 290
Access to healthcare 291
Safety in the community and home 292
Mental health and mental wellness 297
Health promotion for older people 297
Promoting wellness in older people 299
Summary 300
Web resources 300
References 301
Further reading 302
Chapter 18 Promoting healthy partnerships with people with chronic conditions ................ .... ..303
Introduction 304
Characteristics of chronic health conditions 305
Health perception, chronic health conditions and self-management 307
Implementation of health promotion strategies 308
Research culture in community nursing 312
Summary 312
Web resources 313
References 313
Chapter 19 Promoting healthy partnerships with Indigenous communities of Australia
and New Zealand ....... 316
Denise Wilson
Introduction 317
Indigenous peoples 318
Indigenous health status 318
Determinants of Indigenous health 321
Working with Indigenous communities 324
Promoting health in Indigenous communities 326
Strategies for working effectively with Indigenous communities 333
Summary 336
Web resources 336
References 337
Further reading 339
Chapter 20 Mental health promotion ............................................................................................... 341
Anthony J. O’Brien
Introduction 342
Mental health 342
Mental health promotion 344
Individual and social factors associated with mental health 347
Mental illness 349
Mental health promotion policy 350
Opportunities for community nurses 352
Summary 353
Web resources 354
References 354
Chapter 21 Promoting healthy partnerships with refugees and immigrants ......... ....................... 357
Introduction 358
Migrants and refugees 358
Promoting health in migrant and refugee communities 363
Community nurses and refugees health promotion programs 368
Summary 369
Web resources 369
References 370
Further reading 371
Chapter 22 Promoting healthy partnerships with rural populations . 372
Introduction 373
Rurality 373
Nursing in rural communities 374
Building partnerships in rural communities 378
Summary 382
Web resources 383
References 383
Further reading 385
Appendix: Key health policies 386
Index 399
ISBN: 9781920994518
ISBN-10: 1920994513
Published: 5th February 2013
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number of Pages: 432
Audience: College, Tertiary and University
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Health Australia
Country of Publication: AU
Edition Number: 2
Edition Type: Revised
Dimensions (cm): 23.5 x 17.5 x 2.5
Weight (kg): 0.76
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