Review the appropriate rubric to make sure you understand the criteria for earning your grade.
Read Chapter 5 in the textbook, Public Health Nursing: Population-centered Health Care in the Community.
Read the report Public Health in the Age of Healthcare Reform.(https://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2012/12_0151.htm)
NOTE: An ACTUAL problem, Community Nursing Diagnosis has 4 parts. The NANDA Diagnosis…, among the aggregate group, related to…, and as evidenced by…. A POTENTIAL problem or RISK problem, Community Nursing Diagnosis has 3 parts. The NANDA diagnosis…, among the aggregate group…, Risk factor…. Example – Risk for imbalanced nutrition: more than body requirements, among the aggregate/population. . Risk factor: concentrating food at the end of the day. Be SURE TO USE A NANDA DIAGNOSIS.
Read the Case Scenario located in the Background Information section above.
Navigate to the threaded discussion and respond to the following:
Conduct a web search to locate an annual report for a public health department within the United States. If possible, select a local health department in your geographic region. Identify the funding streams reflected in the annual report (i.e.: fees, strategic plan monies, state funds, tax dollars, etc.) and succinctly report your findings (one to two sentences).
How does lack of consistency in public health service impact population health indicators in The Village? Note the public health indicators website in Resources. One or more of these indicators should be what you base this answer upon.
State one SMART goal for the at-risk population you chose from The Village, then write a priority community nursing diagnosis (4 parts) based upon the data in the case study.
Use the Nursing Process-create the following:
One at-risk population outcome objective
A minimum of two population-focused interventions to facilitate achievement of the stated aggregate objective
Add an evaluation statement of the stated at-risk population objective. An evaluation statement must be objective and measurable.
Post is at least five paragraphs with a minimum of four sentences each.
Utilize a minimum of two current scholarly sources, correctly cited and referenced, to support your information.
