Which statement best describes the main unit of care in community health nursing?

Correct answer: B. A population sharing a place, interest or common health concern

  • A. A single patient receiving treatment in a hospital
  • B. A population sharing a place, interest or common health concern
  • C. A group of nurses working in the same health facility
  • D. A family member providing care to one relative

Explanation

Community health nursing considers groups of people who share a location, identity, need or health concern. The focus is population health, although individuals and families are also included in community care.

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Community health focuses on the health status and needs of populations rather than individual patients alone. It covers community assessment, social and environmental determinants, levels of prevention, health indicators, the community health nursing process, and the roles of families, groups and health services in improving well-being.

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