Community/public health nursing: promoting the health of populations

Introduction to community health nursing

Health: a community view

Historical factors: community health nursing in context

Thinking upstream: nursing theories and population-focused nursing practice

Health promotion and risk reduction

The art and science of community health nursing

Epidemiology

Community assessment

Community health planning, implementation, and evaluation

Community health education

Case management

Factors that influence the health of the community

Policy, politics, legislation, and community health nursing

The health care system

Economics of health care

Cultural diversity and community health nursing

Environmental health

Globalization and international health

Aggregates in the community

Child and adolescent health

Women's health

Men's health

Senior health

Family health

Vulnerable populations

Populations affected by disabilities

Homeless populations

Rural and migrant health

Populations affected by mental illness

Population health problems

Communicable disease

Substance abuse

Violence

Natural and man-made disasters

Community health settings

School health

Occupational health

Forensic and correctional nursing

Faith community health

Home health and hospice.