Welcome to the online study guide, designed to accompany Community Health Nursing, 5/e by Mary Jo Clark.
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To further enrich learning and teaching, this interactive study guide features Chapter Objectives, Chapter Outline, Case Studies, Exam Review Questions, MediaLink Applications, MediaLinks, Challenge Your Knowledge, Thinking Critically, Healthy People 2010, Think Advocacy, Appendices, Nursing Tools, a Student Success module, a New York Times link, and an Audio Glossary, which will help you apply the concepts presented in this new exciting text.
At the completion of each Exam Review and MediaLink Applications section you may submit your answers to receive an instant score of your results. Moreover, instructors may assign these quizzes and exercises as homework, and ask you to route your answers to them using the Email Results function.
To unleash the power of this website, simply click on any chapter listed above next to 'Select Chapter', or click any of the chapters listed below.
Chapter 1: Community Health Nursing as Advocacy
Chapter 2: The Population Context
Chapter 3: The Historical Context
Chapter 4: Theoretical Foundations for Community Health Nursing
Chapter 5: The U.S. Health System Context
Chapter 6: The Global Context
Chapter 7: The Policy Context
Chapter 8: The Economic Context
Chapter 9: The Cultural Context
Chapter 10: The Environmental Context
Chapter 11: Health Promotion
Chapter 12: Case Management
Chapter 13: Community Empowerment
Chapter 14: Care of Families
Chapter 15: Care of Populations
Chapter 16: Meeting the Health Needs
Chapter 17: Meeting the Health Needs of Women
Chapter 18: Meeting the Health Needs of Men
Chapter 19: Meeting the Health Needs of Older Clients
Chapter 20: Meeting the Needs of Poor and Homeless Populations
Chapter 21: Care of Clients in the Home Setting
Chapter 22: Care of Clients in Official and Voluntary Health Agencies
Chapter 23: Care of Clients in the School Setting
Chapter 24: Care of Clients in Work Settings
Chapter 25: Care of Clients in Urban and Rural Settings
Chapter 26: Care of Clients in Correctional Settings
Chapter 27: Care of Clients in Disaster Settings
Chapter 28: Communicable Diseases
Chapter 29: Chronic Physical Health Problems
Chapter 30: Community Mental Health Problems
Chapter 31: Substance Abuse
Chapter 32: Societal Violence
