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NUR 411 Public Health Nursing I

HND2 levelMedical & Health Sciences20 topics

NUR 411 covers 20 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. History, concept and practice of public health nursing
  2. Principles and major focus of public health
  3. Public health, health promotion, health maintenance and disease prevention
  4. Functions and responsibilities of the public health nurse
  5. Nursing process and standardization in primary health care
  6. History and concept of public health nursing
  7. Public health principles and focus
  8. Community and group dynamics
  9. Health promotion, maintenance and disease prevention
  10. Roles and responsibilities of the public health nurse in PHC
  11. Intersectoral and multidisciplinary collaboration
  12. Nursing process in public health nursing
  13. Standardized nursing language (NANDA)
  14. Community health nursing concepts and history
  15. Community health planning cycle
  16. Team approach in community health nursing
  17. Community health instruments and equipment
  18. Community Intervention Strategy (CIS)
  19. Community Directed Intervention (CDI) strategy
  20. Monitoring, evaluation and stakeholder roles in CDI

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History, concept and practice of public health nursing

Public Health Nursing (PHN) is the branch of nursing that focuses on population health through prevention, health promotion, and community-based interventions. Mastering its history, core concepts, and practical approaches is essential for the NUC CCMAS, NBTE, and NCCE exams because these exams test both theoretical foundations and the ability to apply PHN principles in real-world settings.

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