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Ch. 1. Community Health Nursing
Ch. 2. The Evolution of Community Health Nursing In Canada
Ch. 3. Health Promotion
Ch. 4. Ethics in Community Health Nursing Practice
Ch. 5. Cultural Influences in Community Health Nursing
Ch. 6. Environmental Health
Ch. 7. Epidemiological Applications
Ch. 8. Evidence-Based Practice in Community Health Nursing
Ch. 9. Community as Client and Partner: Assessment to Evaluation
Ch. 10. Program Management
Ch. 11. Health and Wellness Promotion across the Lifespan
Ch. 12. Family as Client and Partner
Ch. 13. Settings, Functions and Roles
Ch. 14. Working with Vulnerable Populations
Ch. 15. Communicable and Infectious Diseases: Prevention and Control
Ch. 16. Disaster Management
Ch. 17. Overall Reflections: Looking Forward
App. 1. Canadian Community Health Nursing Standards of Practice (Chapters 1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 13, 14)
App. 2. CNA Backgrounder: "Social Determinants of Health and Nursing: A Summary of the Issues" (Chapter 1)
App. 3. Declaration of Alma-Ata (Chapter 3)
App. 4. Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion (Chapter 3)
App. 5. Giger and Davidhizar's Transcultural Assessment Model (Chapter 5)
App. 6. Comprehensive Occupational and Environmental Health History (Chapters 6, 13)
App. 7. CNA Position Statement: "The Environment Is a Determinant of Health" (Chapter 6)
App. 8. CNA Position Statement: "Food Safety and Security Are Determina
App. 9. Minnesota Department of Health Public Health Interventions Wheel (Chapter 8)
App. 10. Community-as-Partner Model (Chapter 9)
App. 11. Canadian Required Immunization Schedule (Chapters 11, 15)
App. 12. Infant, Child, and Youth Screening Tools (Chapter 11)
App. 13. Friedman Family Assessment Model (Short Form) (Chapter 12)
App. 14. The Calgary Family Assessment Model (Chapter 12)
App. 15. Occupational Health History Form (Chapter 13)
App. 16. Work-Site Assessment Guide (Chapter 13)
App. 17. What You Should Know About an Influenza Pandemic (Chapter 16)