Public Health Nursing: Population-Centered Health Care in the Community
by Marcia Stanhope Phd Rn Faan, Jeanette Lancaster Phd Rn Faan
This essential textbook explores population-centered health care in community settings, guiding nurses in public health practice. It covers community assessment, health promotion, disease prevention, and advocacy strategies to address population needs effectively. Ideal for students and professionals seeking to enhance community health outcomes.
About This Book
Public Health Nursing: Population-Centered Health Care in the Community provides a foundational resource for understanding and implementing health care strategies focused on entire populations rather than individuals.
The book emphasizes the role of nurses in community environments, covering principles of public health practice and community assessment techniques.
It explores methods for addressing health needs through education, policy advocacy, and collaborative interventions in diverse settings.
Authors Marcia Stanhope PhD RN FAAN and Jeanette Lancaster PhD RN FAAN draw on their expertise to present practical approaches for effective public health nursing.
This text supports nursing students and professionals in developing skills for population health management and community-based care delivery.
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