Community Test 1

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Reflective practice

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practice in whichthe nurse considers how all parts of the nursingprocess relate to the care of individuals, families, other groups, and the community as a whole

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Community health nursing

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The provision of nursing care for collectives of people, bound in relationships that are called families, other groups, aggregates, and communities

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Public health nursing

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The practice of promoting and protecting the health of populations using knowledge from nursing, social, and public health sciences

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Public health nursing practice

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A part of the healthcare system that responds to biological, cultural, environmental, economic, social, and political factors through working with thecommunity to promote health and prevent disease, injury, and disability

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Policy development

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A process in which the community health nurse interacts with the community, mobilizes community partnerships forchange, and molds policies and plansto support the evolution of healthy communities

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Assurance

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Efforts directed at enhancing the publics perception that the providers of health care and the systems of care management are operating in their best interest

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Nursing of special interest

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Provision of services to individuals, families, and groups in the community that are curative and restorative in nature.
Ex: parish

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Justice

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An ethical concept that suggests that there is a fair way to allocate resources

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Accreditation

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a voluntary process by whicha healthcare organization is evaluated by an objetive body of its peerson perticular standards

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Environmental press

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the pressure brought upon indivudlas by a culture or society that produces specific behavior

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Code of ethics

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the rules by which a profession is guided

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Autonomy

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independence or self-determination

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Utilitarian justice

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a system of justice based on the principle that benefits are first given to those who need them the most

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Egalitarian justice

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A system of justice based on the principle that people are treated fairly; also known as equal justice

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Distributive justice

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A system of justice based on the principle thatbenefits are distributedin the farest way possible to all according toneed

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Ethical pluralism

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The position that culturally diverse societies display multiple moral standards, which may lead to conflicting moral realities; also known as moral diversity