Community/Public Health Nursing: Promoting the Health of Populations
by Mary A. Nies Phd Rn Faan Faahb, Melanie Mcewen Phd Rn Cne Anef Faan
This textbook introduces community and public health nursing principles to promote population health. It covers health promotion, disease prevention, community assessment, and evidence-based strategies for diverse populations. Ideal for nursing students, it prepares them for practical roles in improving community well-being through ethical and policy-informed practices.
About This Book
Community/Public Health Nursing: Promoting the Health of Populations serves as a foundational resource for understanding the role of nurses in population health. It covers core principles and practices essential for addressing health needs at the community level.
The book explores strategies for health promotion, disease prevention, and community assessment. It provides guidance on working with diverse populations to improve overall well-being.
Authored by experienced educators in nursing, the text integrates evidence-based approaches to public health challenges. It prepares students for real-world applications in various healthcare environments.
Key topics include epidemiology, policy influences, and ethical considerations in community nursing. The content supports the development of skills for effective health interventions.
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