Primary Health Nursing
Primary health care encompasses many diverse areas of practice for nurses – for example community nursing, occupational health, general practice and community outreach programs. This unit of study will examine the nurses’ role in primary health care through exploring the students’ application of the social determinants of health in the context of the community use and social and government policy responses. Collaborative models, stakeholder participation and health promotion activities are explored. This unit of study explores the professional issues that impact on the primary health nurse, the use of information management and the provision of clinical care using evidence based guidelines and frameworks.
Term : APRIL, OCTOBER
Hours of Study: 150
Credit Points : 6
339 – Chronic Disease Management in the Community
NOTE:
- Pre-requisite required for ‘339 – Chronic Disease Management in the Community’ for student intake/s from January 2023 onwards
- Pre-requisite not required for student intake/s before December 2022.
Theme 1: What is primary health care?
Discuss the impact of culture and the determinants of health on individual and population health
Theme 2: Determinants of health and health services
Analyse the principles, policies and models that underpin primary health care and health promotion
Theme 3: Health policy and services
Examine the role of the primary health nurse and the multidisciplinary team in illness prevention and chronic disease management
Theme 4: Health promotion principles
Develop evidence-based health promotion programs and interventions using a primary health care approach
Theme 5: Illness prevention and health promotion
Appraise research and best practice guidelines relating to primary health care to inform nursing practice
Theme 6: Primary health care and chronic illness
define strategies for improving stakeholder involvement in primary health care planning, coordination, and management
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