Master the essentials of health promotion in community and public health nursing! Stanhope & Lancaster's Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing, 7th Edition provides clear, concise coverage of the nurse’s role in preventing disease, promoting health, and providing health education in community settings. Case studies and critical thinking activities make it easier to apply concepts to community nursing practice. New to this edition are AACN Essentials, Healthy People 2030 guidelines, and coverage of the latest issues, trends, and practices. Written by nursing educators Lisa Turner and Krista Lynn Jones, this market-leading text shows how to design effective nursing strategies for vulnerable and special populations.
1. Stanhope & Lancaster’s Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. About the authors - p. v 7. Dedication - p. vi 8. Acknowledgments - p. vii 9. Contributors - p. viii 10. Preface - p. xiii 11. List of Illustrations - p. xvii 12. List of Tables - p. xviii 13. PART 1. The Relationship Between Public Health Nursing and Population Health - p. xviii 14. 1. Public health foundations and population health - p. 1 15. 2. The history of public health and public and community health nursing - p. 18 16. 3. US and global healthcare - p. 37 17. 4. Government, the law, and policy activism - p. 51 18. 5. Economics of population and population healthcare delivery - p. 66 19. PART 2. Forces Affecting Nurses in Public and Population Healthcare Delivery - p. 84.e1 20. 6. Influence of ethics on care delivery - p. 85 21. 7. Building a culture of health to influence health equity within populations - p. 101 22. 8. Effects of the environment on population health - p. 117 23. 9. Evidence-based practice - p. 136 24. PART 3. Conceptual Frameworks Applied to Nursing Practice in the Community - p. 148.e1 25. 10. Epidemiological applications - p. 149 26. 11. Infectious disease prevention and control - p. 173 27. 12. Communicable and infectious disease risks - p. 196 28. 13. Assessment and analysis of client populations - p. 215 29. 14. Partnerships for population healthcare interventions - p. 229 30. PART 4. Planning Approaches to Population Healthcare Delivery - p. 240.e1 31. 15. Management of populations - p. 241 32. 16. Public health nursing practice and the disaster management cycle - p. 250 33. 17. Public health surveillance and outbreak investigation - p. 268 34. 18. Program management - p. 279 35. 19. Healthcare improvement in the community - p. 292 36. PART 5. Promoting the Health of Target Populations Across the Life Span - p. 304.e1 37. 20. Working with family populations with health risks for healthy outcomes - p. 305 38. 21. Genomics in public and population health nursing - p. 321 39. 22. Maternal, child, and adolescent populations - p. 334 40. 23. Major health issues and chronic disease management of adults across the life span - p. 351 41. PART 6. Issues in Promoting the Health of Vulnerable Populations - p. 368.e1 42. 24. Health inequity and population vulnerability - p. 369 43. 25. Rural health and health issues of migrant populations - p. 384 44. 26. Poverty, homelessness, and mental illness - p. 404 45. 27. Substance abuse within populations - p. 421 46. 28. Violence and human abuse in populations - p. 438 47. PART 7. Nurses’ Roles and Functions Working with Populations - p. 460.e1 48. 29. Public health nursing at the local, state, and national levels in public health - p. 461 49. 30. The faith community nurse - p. 474 50. 31. The nurse in the schools - p. 488 51. 32. The nurse in occupational health - p. 501 52. Appendix A. Examples of public health nursing roles and implementing public health functions - p. 519 53. Index - p. 525 54. Inside back cover - p. IBC
Master the essentials of health promotion in community and public health nursing! Stanhope & Lancaster's Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing, 7th Edition provides clear, concise coverage of the nurse’s role in preventing disease, promoting health, and providing health education in community settings. Case studies and critical thinking activities make it easier to apply concepts to community nursing practice. New to this edition are AACN Essentials, Healthy People 2030 guidelines, and coverage of the latest issues, trends, and practices. Written by nursing educators Lisa Turner and Krista Lynn Jones, this market-leading text shows how to design effective nursing strategies for vulnerable and special populations.
1. Stanhope & Lancaster’s Foundations for Population Health in Community/Public Health Nursing - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. About the authors - p. v 7. Dedication - p. vi 8. Acknowledgments - p. vii 9. Contributors - p. viii 10. Preface - p. xiii 11. List of Illustrations - p. xvii 12. List of Tables - p. xviii 13. PART 1. The Relationship Between Public Health Nursing and Population Health - p. xviii 14. 1. Public health foundations and population health - p. 1 15. 2. The history of public health and public and community health nursing - p. 18 16. 3. US and global healthcare - p. 37 17. 4. Government, the law, and policy activism - p. 51 18. 5. Economics of population and population healthcare delivery - p. 66 19. PART 2. Forces Affecting Nurses in Public and Population Healthcare Delivery - p. 84.e1 20. 6. Influence of ethics on care delivery - p. 85 21. 7. Building a culture of health to influence health equity within populations - p. 101 22. 8. Effects of the environment on population health - p. 117 23. 9. Evidence-based practice - p. 136 24. PART 3. Conceptual Frameworks Applied to Nursing Practice in the Community - p. 148.e1 25. 10. Epidemiological applications - p. 149 26. 11. Infectious disease prevention and control - p. 173 27. 12. Communicable and infectious disease risks - p. 196 28. 13. Assessment and analysis of client populations - p. 215 29. 14. Partnerships for population healthcare interventions - p. 229 30. PART 4. Planning Approaches to Population Healthcare Delivery - p. 240.e1 31. 15. Management of populations - p. 241 32. 16. Public health nursing practice and the disaster management cycle - p. 250 33. 17. Public health surveillance and outbreak investigation - p. 268 34. 18. Program management - p. 279 35. 19. Healthcare improvement in the community - p. 292 36. PART 5. Promoting the Health of Target Populations Across the Life Span - p. 304.e1 37. 20. Working with family populations with health risks for healthy outcomes - p. 305 38. 21. Genomics in public and population health nursing - p. 321 39. 22. Maternal, child, and adolescent populations - p. 334 40. 23. Major health issues and chronic disease management of adults across the life span - p. 351 41. PART 6. Issues in Promoting the Health of Vulnerable Populations - p. 368.e1 42. 24. Health inequity and population vulnerability - p. 369 43. 25. Rural health and health issues of migrant populations - p. 384 44. 26. Poverty, homelessness, and mental illness - p. 404 45. 27. Substance abuse within populations - p. 421 46. 28. Violence and human abuse in populations - p. 438 47. PART 7. Nurses’ Roles and Functions Working with Populations - p. 460.e1 48. 29. Public health nursing at the local, state, and national levels in public health - p. 461 49. 30. The faith community nurse - p. 474 50. 31. The nurse in the schools - p. 488 51. 32. The nurse in occupational health - p. 501 52. Appendix A. Examples of public health nursing roles and implementing public health functions - p. 519 53. Index - p. 525 54. Inside back cover - p. IBC
