Nurses and family health promotion : concepts, assessment, and interventions / edited by Perri J. Bomar
Publication details: Baltimore : Williams $ Wilkins, c1989Description: xv, 359 p. : ill. ; 26 cmISBN:- 0683009230
- 9780683009231
- WY 100 N974 1989
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents
Unit I: Introduction to family nursing and family health promotion
1.Family health nursing role: past, present, and future
2.Family health promotion and health protection
3.The American family: history and development
Unit II: Concepts and frameworks for family health practice
4.The family as a system
5.Family culture and ethnicity
6.Family roles
7.Family self-care
8.Family communication
9.Family social support
10.Family stress
Unit III: Family health nursing process
11.Family health assessment and intervention
12.Family nutrition and weight control
13.Family stress management
14.Sleep and the family
15.Family recreation and exercise
16.Family sexuality
17.Family health protective behaviors
18.Family environmental health
19.Family health promotion during transitions
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