04645cam a22005534a 4500u4875646SIRSI20090429000000.0081023s2010 pauab b 001 0 eng 2008045578101487457DNLM19193299597807817658480781765846(OCoLC)265657210(OCoLC)191932995DNLM/DLCDLCBTCTABAKERYDXCPNLMC#PCOUpccVAMMRT98.S68 20102009 D-637WY 106A425c 2010610.73/4322Allender, Judith Ann.Community health nursing :promoting and protecting the public's health /Judith A. Allender, Cherie Rector, Kristine D. Warner.7th ed.Philadelphia :Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,c2010.xxv, 930 p. :tabs., figs. (chiefly col.), col. maps ;29 cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.Unit I: Foundations of community health nursing --The journey begins: introduction to community health nursing /Cherie Rector --History and evolution of community health nursing /Kristine D. Warner --Setting the stage for community health nursing /Kristine D. Warner --Evidence-based practice and ethics in community health nursing /Cherie Rector --Transcultural nursing in the community /Cherie Rector --Unit II: Public health essentials for community health nursing --Structure and economics of community health services /Cherie Rector --Epidemiology in community health care /Kristine D. Warner --Communicable disease control /Karen Smith-Sayer --Environmental health and safety /Kristine D. Warner --Unit III: Community health nursing toolbox --Communication, collaboration, and contracting /Cherie Rector --Health promotion: achieving change through education /Kristine D. Warner and Debra Millar --Planning and developing community programs and services /Mary E. Summers and Kristine D. Warner --Policy making and community health advocacy /Lydia C. Bourne --Unit IV: The community as client --Theoretical basis of community health nursing /Kristine D. Warner and Karin Lightfoot --Community as client: applying the nursing process /Filomela A. Marshall --Global health and international community health nursing /Marie P. Farrell --Being prepared: disasters and terrorism /Kristine D. Warner and Sheila Hoban --Unit V: The family as client --Theoretical bases for promoting family health /Kathleen Riley-Lawless --Working with families: applying the nursing process /Phyllis G. Salopek --Violence affecting families /Sheila M. Holcomb --Unit VI: Promoting and protecting the health of aggregates with developmental needs --Maternal--child health: working with perinatal, infant, toddler, and preschool clients /Cherie Rector --School-age children and adolescents /Cherie Rector --Adult women and men /Barbara J. Blake and Gloria Ann Jones Taylor --Older adults: aging in place /Frances Wilson and Cherie Rector --Unit VII: Promoting and protecting the health of vulnerable populations --Working with vulnerable people /Cherie Rector --Clients with disabilities and chronic illnesses /Kristine D. Warner --Behavioral health in the community /Elizabeth M. Andal and Christine L. Savage --Working with the homeless /Mary Lashley --Issues with rural, migrant, and urban health care /Margaret Avila and Cherie Rector --Unit VIII: Settings for community health nursing --Public settings for community health nursing /Erin D. Maughan --Private settings for community health nursing /Mary Ellen Miller and Rose Utley --Clients receiving home health and hospice care /Joyce Zerwekh.HEALTH SCIENCES: Purchased with support from the Ralph Erskine Conrad Memorial Fund.19Community health nursing.Public health nursing.Community Health Nursing.Health Promotion.Rector, Cherie L.Warner, Kristine D.Ralph Erskine Conrad Memorial Fund.Publisher descriptionhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0902/2008045578-d.htmlPromptCat92VAMRT98 .S68 2010HS-LC134703844635/25/20095/25/2009NEW_BOOKSHS-BKSTCKSHEALTHSCIMYBOOK5/8/2009