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Public Health Nursing Orientation 2: Public Health Nursing Overview


OVERVIEW
Description:
Second in a series. Topics covered include: 3 Core Functions of Public Health, 10 Essential Services of Public Health, Public Health Nursing Definition and History, 8 Principles of Public Health Nursing, Public Health Nursing Practice Model, A Word on Ethics


Length: Approximately 45 minutes


Learning Objectives:
By the end of this training, a participant will be able to:
  • Identify the Three Core Functions of public health.
  • Recognize at least three of the Ten Essential Services of public health.
  • Describe how public health nursing applies to the Three Core Functions and Ten Essential Services.
  • List as least three principles of public health nursing.


Target Audience:
(applies to all trainings in Public Health Nursing series)
  • Nurses (general)
  • Nurses (public health)
  • Public Health Staff (general)
  • State or local public health workers
  • Trainers


More Info:

Training Topics:
  • Definition of Public Health
  • 3 Core Functions of Public Health
  • 10 Essential Services of Public Health
  • 8 Principles of Public Health Nursing
  • Public Health Nursing Practice Model
  • Public Health Nursing Practice Model
  • A Word on Ethics
Competencies:  
(applies to all trainings in Public Health Nursing series)
  • Analytic/Assessment Skills
  • Communication Skills
  • Cultural Competency Skills
  • Community Dimensions of Practice Skills


Presenters:
Sarah Ellis Simonsen, RN
University of Utah, Department of Family & Preventive Medicine's Public Health Program
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
This online training works on Macs and PCs. The training requires Adobe Flash Player.
LINKS
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