Community-Based Practice
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Community-Based Practice
NUR101 FALL 2010LECTURE# 20K. BURGER, MSEd, MSN, RN, CNE
PPP BySharon Niggemeier RN MSN
Community-Based Nursing• Focused on individual and family health
needs
• Moving from traditional settings to community/neighborhood locations
• Integrated system of health care including institutions, providers, agencies, policies, payment plans, families and of course patients
Community-Based Nursing• Provides health services where people
spend their time
• Traditionally such as: home (home care nursing), work (occupational nursing), school (school nurse)
Community-Based Services• Evolved to include
various settings• Senior centers• Day care centers• Storefront clinics• Homeless shelters• Mental health
centers
• Drug rehab programs
• Ambulatory care centers
• Outreach centers
• Institution-based centers
• Parish nursing
• Hospitals
Public Healthcare Services
• Public- anyone can receive services… funded through federal, state or local taxes, although eligibility criteria must be
• Visiting Nurse Services (VNS)
• Veterans Administration
• Suffolk County Department of Health
• Hospitals
Private Healthcare Services
• Private- requirements such as private pay or insurance
• Doctors offices
• Ambulatory care centers
• Treatment centers
Healthcare Team
• Nurse
• Doctor
• Physician’s Assistant (PA)
• Physical Therapist (PT)
• Respiratory Therapist (RT)
• Speech Therapist (ST)
• Occupational Therapist (OT)
• Dietician• Pharmacist• Social Worker• Unlicensed Assistive
Personnel (UAP)
Types of Services
• Primary- health promotion
• Secondary- early detection and prompt interventions and health maintenance
• Tertiary- rehabilitate and restore to maximum functioning
Healthcare Finance
• Private insurance
• Managed care- HMO, PPO
• Medicare
• Medicaid
Healthcare Reform
• Is health care access a right or a privilege?
• Changes needed to the system to provide health care to individuals
• Challenges to health care reform include: greed, waste, ethical issues
• How can Nurses be involved?????
Summary• Community-based nursing incorporates
various settings and populations• Continuity of care from hospital to
home incorporates community based care
• Reform is a nursing issue being involved politically allows for changes