Community Health Nursing
• Your Name, Course, Institution
Definition
• Nursing specialty that focuses on the health of populations.
• Preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative services.
Objectives of CHN
• Promote and protect health.
• Prevent disease.
• Provide health education.
• Strengthen community participation.
Principles of CHN
• Equitable distribution of health services.
• Community participation.
• Focus on prevention.
• Use of appropriate technology.
Roles of Community Health Nurse
• Health educator.
• Advocate.
• Care provider.
• Coordinator.
• Researcher.
Levels of Prevention
• Primary: Immunization, health education.
• Secondary: Screening, early diagnosis.
• Tertiary: Rehabilitation, disability limitation.
Challenges in CHN
• Limited resources.
• Cultural barriers.
• Inadequate infrastructure.
Conclusion
• CHN is key to achieving universal health coverage.

Community_Health_Nursing_Intro.pptx nursing

  • 1.
    Community Health Nursing •Your Name, Course, Institution
  • 2.
    Definition • Nursing specialtythat focuses on the health of populations. • Preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative services.
  • 3.
    Objectives of CHN •Promote and protect health. • Prevent disease. • Provide health education. • Strengthen community participation.
  • 4.
    Principles of CHN •Equitable distribution of health services. • Community participation. • Focus on prevention. • Use of appropriate technology.
  • 5.
    Roles of CommunityHealth Nurse • Health educator. • Advocate. • Care provider. • Coordinator. • Researcher.
  • 6.
    Levels of Prevention •Primary: Immunization, health education. • Secondary: Screening, early diagnosis. • Tertiary: Rehabilitation, disability limitation.
  • 7.
    Challenges in CHN •Limited resources. • Cultural barriers. • Inadequate infrastructure.
  • 8.
    Conclusion • CHN iskey to achieving universal health coverage.