Community Health and Wellness - E-Book VBK, 8th Edition

by Ailsa Munns, RN, RM, CHN, PHD, BACHAPPSC, MASTER NURSING, Jax Grigsby and Jill Clendon, RN, PHD, MPHIL, DIP CAREER GUID, BA, MCNA

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Key Features
- Contemporary comprehensive primary health care grounded in current research
- Strong focus on cultural determinants of health and strengths-based practice
- Partnership approaches with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Māori peoples and communities
- Coverage of digital health, planetary health and system reform
- Expanded rural and remote health, inclusive practice and early years content
- Frameworks for assessment and intervention planning
- Case studies to support application and reflection
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Contents

Preface
About the Authors
Acknowledgements
Reviewers
Ch 1 Fundamentals of creating and maintaining a healthy community
Ch 2 Healthy policies for healthy communities
Ch 3 Digital Health
Ch 4 Communities of place
Ch 5 Planetary health
Ch 6 Assessments in Primary Health Care
Ch 7 Planning for Intervention
Ch 8 Primary health care in practice
Ch 9 The early years
Ch 10 Transitions to adulthood and beyond
Ch 11 Inclusive communities
Ch 12 Inclusive research
Authors

Ailsa Munns, RN, RM, CHN, PHD, BACHAPPSC, MASTER NURSING, Lecturer | Course Coordinator Child and Adolescent Health Programs,
Coordinator Community Mothers Program (WA), School of Nursing,
Midwifery and Paramedicine, Curtin University, WA, Australia, Jax Grigsby and Jill Clendon, RN, PHD, MPHIL, DIP CAREER GUID, BA, MCNA, Adjunct Professor of Nursing, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
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