This document provides an overview of family nursing and home nursing. It defines family nursing as providing care to families and addressing health issues affecting the family unit. Home nursing is defined as specialized nursing care delivered in home health settings, such as visiting sick individuals at home. The document discusses different types of families and roles of nurses in family and home care, including as educators, counselors, and advocates. It also covers principles, approaches, theories, services, and barriers related to family nursing practice and home nursing.

2. Presentation
on
Family Nursing
&
Home Nursing
PREPARED BY ,
MS. SEENA RACHEL GEORGE
1ST YEAR MSC NURSING
BHCON

4. Home Nursing
 Specialized nursing care
services in the home
health care settings.
 Visiting sick people at
their home.
 Help clients who are
recovering after a
hospital stay to remain
safely at home and avoid
unnecessary
hospitalization.
Family Nursing
Provision of care of
families and family
members in health
and illness situation
Thinking about and
working with families.
Identify health care
problems of the
family as a whole

5. FAMILY

6. DEFINITION
IT REFERS TO TWO OR MORE INDIVIDUALS WHO DEPEND ON ONE
ANOTHER FOR EMOTIONAL,PHYSICAL OR FINANCIAL SUPPORT.
A SOCIAL GROUP CHARACTERIZED BY COMMON RESIDENCE
,ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND REPRODUCTION, INCLUDES
ADULTS OF BOTH SEXES, AT LEAST TWO OF WHOM MAINTAIN A
SOCIALLY APPROVED SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP AND ONE OR MORE
CHILDREN. MURDOCK GP

7. THE FAMILY IS A GROUP OF PERSONS UNITED BY TIES OF
MARRIAGE , BLOOD, OR ADOPTION, CONSTITUTING A SINGLE
HOUSEHOLD ,INTERACTING AND COMMUNICATING WITH
EACH OTHER IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SOCIAL ROLES OF HUSBAND
AND WIFE,MOTHER AND FATHER , SON AND DAUGHTER ,
BROTHER AND SISTER, AND CREATING AND MAINTAINING A
COMMON CULTURE . – BURGERS & LOCKE ,1953

8. HEALTH
HEALTH IS A STATE OF COMPLETE, PHYSICAL ,
MENTAL AND SOCIAL WELLBEING AND NOT
MERELY AN ABSENCE OF DISEASE OR
INFIRMITY. - WHO

9. FAMILY HEALTH
FAMILY HEALTH IS A DYNAMIC CHANGING
RELATIVE STATE OF WELLBEING WHICH INCLUDES
THE BIOLOGICAL , PSYCHOLOGICAL, SPIRITUAL
,SOCIOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL FACTORS OF
THE FAMILY SYSTEM.

10. FAMILY NURSING
IT IS THE PROVISION OF CARE INVOLVING THE
NURSING PROCESS , TO FAMILIES AND FAMILY
MEMBERS IN HEALTH AND ILLNESS SITUATIONS.
A NURSE WHO WORKS AT THE
CLIENTS HOME.

11. CONCEPTS
ASSIST IN DEVELOPING MEMBER’S
COMMITMENT TO HEALTHY LIVING.
CONTINUOUS INTERACTION WITH EACH OTHER.
COPE WITH MEDICAL PROBLEMS & PROVIDE
STRONG SUPPORT.
PROVIDE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT .
SERVE AS A CATALYST.

12. TYPES OF FAMILY
NUCLEAR FAMILY
JOINT EXTENDED FAMILY

13. TYPES OF FAMILY
BLENDED FAMILIES
SINGLE PARENT FAMILY

14. ROLES
HEALTH TEACHER
COORDINATOR, COLLABORATOR
COUNSELLOR
CONSULTANT
CASE FINDER AND EPIDEMIOLOGIST
ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFIER
FAMILY ADVOCATE

15. ROLES
DELIVERER AND SUPERVISOR OF CARE
SURROGATE
RESEARCHER
ROLE MODEL
CASE MANAGER
CLARIFIER AND INTERPRETER

16. FUNCTIONS
GENERATES AFFECTION
PROVIDES PERSONAL SECURITY AND
ACCEPTANCE
GIVES SATISFACTION
ENSURES CONTINUITY OF COMPANIONSHIP
PROVIDES PROTECTION
SOCIALIZATION.

17. ADVANTAGES
SAVES
HOSPITAL BED
CHEAPER
RESIDES IN
SANITARY
HOUSE, EASY
AND FASTER
RECOVERY
DISADVANTAGES
PORTABLE
LABORATORY
MACHINES TO
HOME WIL BE
DIFFICULT.
RESIDES IN
SUBSTANDARD
HOUSE,DELAY IN
RECOVERY

18. APPROACHES
FAMILY AS A CONTEXT.
FAMILY AS A CLIENT
FAMILY AS A SYSTEM
FAMILY AS A COMPONENT OF
SOCIETY
FAMILY AS A UNIT OF HEALTH
SERVICES

19. THEORETICAL
FRAMEWORK
FAMILY NURSING THEORY
STRUCTURE FUNCTION THEORY
SYSTEM THEORY

20. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
INTERACTIONIST THEORY
DEVELOPMENTAL THEORY
FAMILY STRESS THEORY

21. PRINCIPLES
ESTABLISH GOOD PROFESSIONAL
RELATIONSHIP.
PROPER HEALTH EDUCATION.
IDENTIFY PROBLEMS
& SET PRIORITIES.

22. PRINCIPLES
NEED BASED SUPPORT AND
SERVICES.
SERVICE TO ALL.
CO-ORDINATION
WITH HEALTH CARE MEMBERS.

23. RANGE OF FAMILY NURSING
SERVICES
 THERAPEUTIC
 PROGNOSTIC
 PROPER NURSING CARE
 EDUCATIVE

24. RANGE OF FAMILY NURSING
SERVICES
COUNSELLING
SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
FAMILY DIAGNOSIS

25. BARRIERS TO FAMILY
NURSING PRACTICE
LITTLE EXPOSURE TO FAMILY DURING
U.G EDUCATION AND FOCUSSED ON
INDIVIDUAL.
LACK OF GOOD ASSESSMENT MODELS.

26. BARRIERS TO FAMILY NURSING
PRACTICE
FAMILY AS STRUCTURE NOT CENTRAL TO
INDIVIDUAL HEALTH CARE.
SOME TIME THE FAMILY MEMBERS CANNOT
ACCOMPANY ONE ANOTHER

29. DEFINITION
HOME NURSING IS DEFINED AS THE DELIVERY
OF SPECIALIZED NURSING CARE SERVICES IN
THE HOME HEALTH CARE SETTINGS.

30. DEFINITION
ACCORDING TO WARHOLA (1986), HOME HEALTH CARE IS
THAT COMPONENT OF A CONTINUM OF COMPREHENSIVE
HEALTH CARE WHEREBY HEALTH SERVICES ARE PROVIDED
TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN THEIR PLACES OF
RESIDENCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PROMOTING,MAINTAINING OR RESTORING HEALTH OR
MAXIMISING THE LEVEL OF INDEPENDENCE ,WHILE
MAXIMISING THE EFFECTS OF DISABILITY AND ILLNESS
INCLUDING TERMINAL ILLNES.

31. TYPES OF HOME CARE
NURSING
TRANSISTIONAL CARE IN THE HOME
HOME BASED PRIMARY CARE
POPULATION FOCUSED HOME CARE
HOME HEALTH
HOSPICE

32. ROLES OF CHN IN HOME
NSG
 RECORDING THE HISTORY
 PROVIDING TREATMENT AND RELATED CARE
 DEMONSTRATE NURSING PROCEDURE .
 GIVE MEDICINE AS PER STANDING ORDER.
 SUPERVISE THE NURSING PROCEDURE PROVIDED BY FAMILY MEMBERS.
 INCLUDE PATIENT HIMSELF IN TAKING CARE OF CHRONIC ILLNESS AND
GIVING MENTAL SUPPORT.
 CARRY PATIENT TO HOSPITAL OR CLINIC AND BRINGING THEM BACK.

33. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

34. RESEARCH