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100			_aManivannan, S D
245			_aTextbook of Community Health Nursing - II
260			_aNew Delhi _bCBS Pub. _c2018
300			_a294p.
500			_aUnit 1 Introduction: Concepts of Health, Community Health and Community Health Nursing 1 z Important Definitions 2 z Scope of Community Health Nursing 4 z Roles of Community Health Nurses 5 z Work sites of Community Health Nurse 6 z Community Health Nurses and their Education in India 7 z Principles of Community Health Nursing 7 z History of Development of Community Health—Globally 7 z Development of Community Health Nursing—Globally 11 z Development of Public Health Nursing: Significant Events Worldwide 11 z Challenges of 21st Century for Community Health Nursing 13 z Community Health in British India 13 z Development of Community Health Nursing in India— Preindependence 13 z Development of Community Health Nursing—PostIndependence 16 z Twenty-first Century and Challenges for Community Health Nursing 23 Unit 2 Health Planning, Policies and Problems 29 z Health Planning in India 30 z Contributions of Various Committees and Commissions on Health 31 ƒ Health Committees 31 ƒ Health Commissions 34 ƒ National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog 35 ƒ Summary of Investment During Annual and Five-Year Plan 40 z Central Council for Health and Family Welfare 40 z National Health Policy 1983 41 z National Health Policy (NHP) 2002 41 z National Population Policy 2000 41 z National Health Problems in India 42 ƒ Communicable Disease 42 ƒ Noncommunicable Disease (NCD) Problems 44 ƒ Environmental Sanitation Problems 45 ƒ Medical Care Problems 45 ƒ Population Problems 45 Unit 3 Delivery of Community Health Services 50 z Planning, Budgeting and Material Management: Subcenters, Primary Health Centers and Community Health Centers 51 ƒ Integrated Planning and Budgeting in India 51 Contents xxviii Textbook of Community Health Nursing – II ƒ Budgeting 58 ƒ Supplies and Equipment 58 ƒ Material Management 59 z Rural Health Services in India: Organization, Staffing and Functions 60 ƒ Levels of Health Care System in India 60 ƒ Administration at the Village Level (Panchayat) 67 z Urban Health Services: Organization, Staffing and Functions 69 ƒ Urban Administration and their Population Coverage 69 ƒ Townships 71 ƒ Cantonment Boards (Military Residential Areas) 71 ƒ Slums 71 ƒ District Family Welfare Services: Organization 71 ƒ Urban Health Posts 71 ƒ Maternal and Child Health Center 73 z Components of Health Services 74 ƒ Environmental Sanitation 74 ƒ Health Education 74 z Vital Statistics 80 Contents xxix z Defence Services 93 z Institutional Services 93 z Systems of Medicine and Health Care 93 ƒ Allopathy 93 ƒ Ayush 94 ƒ Ayurveda 94 ƒ Yoga 95 ƒ Naturopathy 95 ƒ Unani 95 ƒ Siddha 95 ƒ Homeopathy 96 z Referral System 96 Unit 4 Community Health Nursing Approaches, Concepts and Roles and Responsibilities of Nursing Personnel 103 z Approaches 104 ƒ Nursing Theories and Nursing Process 104 ƒ Epidemiological Approach 111 ƒ Evidence-Based Practice Approach 114 ƒ Empowering People to Care for Themselves 115 z Concept of Primary Health Care 116 ƒ Elements 116 ƒ Principles/Concepts 116 z Roles and Responsibilities of Community Health Nursing Personnel 117 ƒ Family Health Services 117 ƒ Family Health care Nursing 118 ƒ Information education communication 119 ƒ Management Information System (MIS) 119 ƒ Maintenance of Records and Reports 120 ƒ Training and Supervision of Various Categories of Health workers 122 ƒ Environmental Sanitation 124 ƒ Maternal and Child Health and Family Welfare 125 ƒ Treatment of Minor Ailments 126 ƒ School health services 128 ƒ Occupational Health Nursing 129 ƒ Clinic 130 ƒ Organization of Health Camp 132 ƒ Biomedical Waste 132 z Home Visit: Concept, Principles, Process 135 ƒ Smart Principles of Work for Home Visit 135 ƒ Advantages of Home Visit 135 ƒ Purposes of Home Visit 136 ƒ Steps Involved in Home Visit 136 ƒ Job Description of Community Health Nursing Personnel 140 xxx Textbook of Community Health Nursing – II Unit 5 Assisting Individuals and Groups to Promote and Maintain their Health 151 z Empowerment for Self-care of individuals, families and groups 152 z Assessment of Self and Family 153 z Stages of development and Newborn 155 z Methods of Growth Monitoring 160 z Measuring vital Signs 163 z Menstrual Cycle 165 z Testicular Self-examination 167 z Warning Signs of Various Diseases 168 z Lab investigations 169 z Seek health services 172 z Maintenance of Health Records for Individual and Family 174 z Continuing Medical Care and Follow-up in Community for Various Diseases and Disabilities 175 z Carryout Therapeutic Procedures as Prescribed/Required for Individual and Family 176 z Waste Management 179 z Sensitize and Handle Social Issues Affecting Health and Development for Self and Family 183 z Utilize Community Resources for Self and Family 193 Unit 6 National Health and Family Welfare Programs and the Role of Community Health Nurses 200 z National Vector-Borne Diseases 202 ƒ National Vector-Borne Disease Control Program (NVBDCP) 202 ƒ Malaria Control Program 202 ƒ National Malaria Control Program Under NVBDCP 204 ƒ Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination Program 204 ƒ Kala-azar Control Program 205 ƒ Japanese Encephalitis Control 205 ƒ Dengue Control 206 ƒ Chikungunya 207 ƒ National Guinea Worm Disease (Eradication Program) 207 z Maternal and Child Health Related Programs 207 ƒ Journey of Mother and Child Related Programs 207 ƒ Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) Programs 208 ƒ Expanded program on immunization 222 z Adolescent Health Programs 226 ƒ Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram 226 ƒ School Health Programme 227 ƒ Scheme For Promotion of Menstrual Hygiene 231 z Nutrition Related Programs 233 ƒ National nutritional programs 233 ƒ Midday Meal Program (MDMP) 234 ƒ Integrated Child Development Services Scheme 235 ƒ National Nutritional Anemia Prophylaxis Program (NNAPP) 237 z Various communicable and Non-communicable Diseases Health Programs 238 ƒ Acute Respiratory Infection Control Program 238 ƒ Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program (RNTCP) 238 Contents xxxi z Communicable and Noncommunicable Diseases 241 ƒ National Leprosy Eradication Program (NLEP) 241 ƒ National AIDS Control Program (NACP) 243 ƒ Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Control Program 245 ƒ National program for control of blindness (NPCB) 246 ƒ Iodine-deficiency disorder program (IDD) 248 ƒ National water supply and sanitation program 248 ƒ Minimum need Program 249 ƒ 20-Point Program 250 ƒ Polio Eradication: Pulse Polio Program 250 ƒ National Program for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke (NPCDCS) 252 ƒ National Mental Health Program 254 ƒ Yaws Eradication Program 255 ƒ Health schemes 255 ƒ Sustainable Developmental Goals 261 Unit 7 Health Agencies 270 z Introduction 271 z International Agencies 272 z Multilateral Agencies or Organizations 272 z Bilateral Organizations 279 z Nongovernmental and Other Agencies 279 z Voluntary Health Agencies 281 z Indian Red Cross Society 282 Index 288
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