Community Health Nursing
Community Health Nursing is a specialized field of nursing where healthcare is focused on entire populations or communities, rather than individual patients. It is focused on promoting health and preventing diseases, as well as providing care to individuals, families and communities as a whole. Community Health Nurses employ a variety of interventions such as health education, disease prevention, case management, and health advocacy to improve health outcomes and alleviate health disparities. Through assessment and evaluation, they identify health needs and develop programs to address them. The primary goal of Community Health Nursing is to ensure that all populations have access to the resources they need in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
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