Please react tho the following student post. Due tomorrow september 6 . 

Vivian Guillen

Professor Lisys Camacho, ANP-BC, PMHNP-BC, MSN, RN

NUR4636 Community Nursing

August 2, 2020

Discussion

Public health nursing started in the Country as well as North Carolina with the very first registered nurses that provided nursing services on the “poor sick” at home. These nursing staff provided care to people who needed it, no matter monetary compensation. They were frequently the sole health professionals readily available to people that are poor and the families of theirs (DeMarco, & Healey-Walsh, 2020). These first public health nursing staff have been bold and concerned females whose dedication to the individuals they went to was challenged on a regular basis by the vast issues they faced as well as the interpersonal barriers of a culture which had very little regard for females which operated outside of the established roles of their family and class.

In 1893, Lillian Wald started the Henry Street Nursing Settlement in New York.As Henry Street nurses, taught with clinic nursing, took his skills and knowledge from neighborhoods and homes in New York ‘s immigrant and poor communities. In the beginning, public health nursing staff had been mainly taking care of the poor in the homes of theirs. Lillian Wald and also the henry Street nurses determined that the condition found at home was usually associated with the problems of modern society as an entire. Nurses at Henry Street Settlement have started leading the efforts of theirs to enhance sanitation, education and nutrition (DeMarco, & Healey-Walsh, 2020). The concentrate on disease avoidance as well as wellness promotion has had with the nation in its entirety along with an innovative dimension of nursing exercise – public health nursing – has emerged.

Public health nursing started in North Carolina as benevolent societies, civic organizations, along with groups of public people hired to go to the sick poor in the communities of theirs. Based on Mary Lewis Wyche, in the book of her The History of Nursing in North Carolina, Amelia Lawrason was the initial public health nurse to perform in North Carolina. Born on January twenty, 1874 in Fayetteville, she graduated from a nursing college in Washington DC in 1902 (or maybe 1903) (Schoon, Porta, & Schaffer, 2018). She went to Wilmington to take care of the grandmother of her and was employed in the autumn of 1904 by the King’s Daughters Circle, a benevolent ecumenical Christian business, to offer home care to the bad ill of Wilmington. Following the marriage of her in 1906, WIlmington was left by her and died in Van Couver, British Columbia, Canada, on August nineteen, 1946 (Schoon, Porta, & Schaffer, 2018).

Sticking to the leadership of municipal as well as municipal governments, the NC State Government started taking part in public health nursing in 1919.In that season, 2 public health nursing funding plans have been released. The very first was on nutritious nursing of schools. 6 school nurses have been employed by the Nc State Department of Public Health to evaluate school age kids throughout the state for growth, dental condition, infections, especially adenoids and tonsils, and also to search for many other less popular issues (Schoon, Porta, & Schaffer, 2018). Nurses inspected every single kid in grades one to six at three year intervals. 

Reference

DeMarco, R. F. & Healey-Walsh, J. (2020). Community and Public Health Nursing (3th Edition). Wolters Kluwer. ISBN: 978-1-975111-69-4

Schoon, P. M., Porta, C. M., & Schaffer, M. A. (2018). Population-based public health clinical manual: The Henry Street model for nurses. Sigma.

  So what do you think the job market for healthcare professionals will look like 5 or 10 years from now? 

While the US healthcare system represents around $3 trillion in annual spending and is the largest single sector of the overall economy, it also sits inside larger “macro trends” that help define the landscape of jobs.

For example, such factors as globalization, the frantic pace of innovative handheld and genomic technology (like the iPhone 6 and mapping the human genome project), 78 million Americans all hitting old age (and higher healthcare utilization) at the same time, and radically changing values and beliefs are all working together to create a larger “context” for new jobs in the healthcare system. 

So what difference do all these big changes mean to us?  The answer is both obvious and complicated. I will answer the obvious part and leave the complicated part to you to discuss. 

The obvious answer is that these big changes are changing the way we live our lives. Just think that it wasn’t that long ago that classes on the internet like ours didn’t exist. And now, we just sort of assume, without even thinking about it, that such classes are perfectly normal. 

So the obvious part is that such factors as globalization, technology, the aging of our society, and changing cultural values are all working together to change pretty well everything that used to be – into something else. 

The hard part – and the part you need to think about – is what do all the changes really mean to the careers of healthcare professionals? 

If we think that healthcare professionals will continue to do exactly what they are doing now over the next ten years then we are not paying attention to how much the work world has already changed from the way it worked ten years ago. 

How will smart phones create new jobs in healthcare? 

Will genomic research eliminate certain diseases by modifying DNA?  What issues are raised by DNA manipulation? 

How will the massive chronic care needs of the elderly create new career opportunities? 

How will healthcare systems evolve to best leverage a global market for their services? 

What new jobs may be created to best meet new consumer demands for more patient-focused care? Less institutionalization of the elderly? And better access to culturally appropriate care givers? 

So what do you think? What’s the job market likely to look like for you in ten or so years?

Module 3: Economic Status, Education and Health Systems

1. Health and Education: Discuss the education system in Nigeria. Utilize current statistics including the literacy rate of the Nigeria population . Describe the link between health and the education system. (2 pages)

2. Health System: Identify and discuss the current health system in Nigeria.

Health Care Services: Discuss access to healthcare services and barriers to health care.(2 pages)

Utilize reliable sources to support your writeups

Use headings that match the requirements for each module. Cite textbook, Include in text citations per APA guidelines. 

Describe a situation from your personal work experience (do not disclose specific names) in which you encountered a toxic leader. Describe the traits that qualify this leader as “toxic” and indicate how the situation could be different if this individual applied the concepts of conscious leadership. PLEASE INCLUDE IN-TEXT CITATION AND REFERENCE

how protect the confidentiality of patient data?