Health Equity and Nursing: Achieving Equity Through Policy, Population Health, and Interprofessional Collaboration
by Margaret P. Moss Phd Jd Rn Faan, Janice Phillips Phd Rn Cenp Faan
This book explores achieving health equity in nursing via policy development, population health initiatives, and interprofessional collaboration. It guides nurses in tackling disparities to ensure equitable healthcare access and outcomes for diverse populations, emphasizing practical strategies for systemic change.
About This Book
Health Equity and Nursing delves into the critical role of nursing in fostering equitable health outcomes. It examines how policy frameworks can be leveraged to reduce disparities in healthcare delivery.
The book highlights the importance of population health approaches, enabling nurses to address broader community needs and improve overall well-being.
Interprofessional collaboration is emphasized as a key strategy, bringing together diverse healthcare experts to create inclusive and effective solutions for health equity.
Through these lenses, the text provides practical insights for nurses to advocate for and implement changes that ensure fair access to quality care for all populations.
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