Readings in Community Health Nursing

This impressive anthology presents 57 readings on the always-expanding topic of community health nursing. Contributions from 100 leaders in the public and community health fields render this comprehensive collection of "classic" and contemporary literature an essential tool for understanding the progressions in community healthcare delivery. Each unit begins with a brief editor's introduction and a discussion of the articles that follow, providing an overview and a unifying element for developments in the field. The units examine different aspects of community health nursing: / Health and Human Services: Issues and Trends / Community Health Nursing: Articulating Its Mission / Assessing and Building Healthy Communities / Tools for Community Health Nursing Practice / Family Nursing / Populations and Groups / Cultural Influences on Community Health Nursing, and / Community Health Nursing Leadership and Effecting Change. Seventy-five percent of the articles are new to this edition, reflecting the most current thought on community health practice today
 
This impressive anthology presents 57 readings on the always-expanding topic of community health nursing. Contributions from 100 leaders in the public and community health fields render this comprehensive collection of "classic" and contemporary literature an essential tool for understanding the progressions in community healthcare delivery. Each unit begins with a brief editor's introduction and a discussion of the articles that follow, providing an overview and a unifying element for developments in the field. The units examine different aspects of community health nursing: / Health and Human Services: Issues and Trends / Community Health Nursing: Articulating Its Mission / Assessing and Building Healthy Communities / Tools for Community Health Nursing Practice / Family Nursing / Populations and Groups / Cultural Influences on Community Health Nursing, and / Community Health Nursing Leadership and Effecting Change. Seventy-five percent of the articles are new to this edition, reflecting the most current thought on community health practice today