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หมายเหตุสารบัญ : Part 1. The relationship between public health nursing and population health. 1, Public health foundations, population health, and public health nursing. 2, History of public and community health nursing. 3, Public health, primary care, and primary health care systems. 4, Perspectives in global health care. 5, Economics of health care delivery -- Part 2. Factors affecting nurses in public and population health. 6, Health equity and population vulnerability. 7, Effects of the environment on population health. 8, Population-centered nursing in rural and urban environments. 9, Application of ethics in the community. 10, Impact of health policy on care delivery. 11, Evidence-based practice -- Part 3. Conceptual and scientific frameworks applied to nursing practice. 12, Population-based public health nursing practice: the intervention wheel. 13, Genomics in public health nursing. 14, Epidemiology. 15, Infectious disease prevention and control. 16, Communicable and infectious disease risks -- Part 4. Population level interventions. 17, Partnerships for population health care interventions. 18, Promoting healthy populations. 19, Assessment and analysis of client populations. 20, Building a culture of health to influence health equity within populations -- Part 5. Planning approaches to population health care delivery. 21, The nurse-led health center: a model for community nursing practice. 22, Public health nursing practice and disaster management cycle. 23, Public health surveillance and outbreak investigation. 24, Program management. 25, Health care improvement in the community. 26, Management of populations -- Part 6. Promoting the health of target populations across the life span. 27, Working with family populations with health risks for healthy outcomes. 28, Maternal, child, and adolescent populations. 29, Major health issues and chronic disease management of adults across the life span -- Part 7. Issues in promoting the health of vulnerable populations. 30, The homeless and populations in poverty. 31, Immigrant and migrant health issues. 32, Mental health issues. 33, Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug problems. 34, Violence and human abuse -- Part 8. Nurses’ roles and functions working with populations. 35, Advanced nursing practice in the community. 36, The nurse leader in population health. 37, The nurse in the school. 38, The nurse in occupational health. 39, Forensic nursing in the community. 40, The nurse in faith populations. 41, Public health nursing at local, state, and national levels.

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