350 W0RDS WITH 4 peer review references <\/p>\n
Awareness of your own beliefs, attitudes, and biases is an important part of self-reflection and professional development. In this activity, take some time to reflect on your beliefs and assumptions about family and community health nursing. The following questions are posed to help you think about your beliefs, attitudes, and biases. Please only include what you are comfortable sharing. <\/p>\n
What have your experiences been with community health nurses? What have been your family\u2019s experiences in the healthcare system? What have been your best and worst experiences in these contexts? <\/p>\n
Which contextual, political, or structural factors have influenced your health, the health of your family, and your community\u2019s health? <\/p>\n
Which contextual, political, or structural factors have influenced the health of the individuals, groups, families, and communities you serve within your current nursing role as an LPN <\/p>\n
What experience do you have with the population with whom you are going to work? Senior\u2019s population . I have worked with seniors in longterm care hope fully this will guide you. <\/p>\n
What do you anticipate are factors that influence health in this population? <\/p>\n
Create a reflection write about the community health nurse\u2019s role in social justice and health equity. include 3 critical thinking question <\/p>\n
See if you can use any of these below . <\/p>\n
Blanchet Garneau, A., Browne, A. J., & Varcoe, C. (2018). Drawing on antiracist approaches toward a critical anti-discriminatory pedagogy for nursing. Nursing Inquiry, 25(1), e12211. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1111\/nin.12211<\/a> <\/p>\n Danda, M. (2020, August 13). \u2018Where are you really from?\u2019 Why nurses must confront the racism in health care [Video]. Canadian Nurses Association. https:\/\/www.canadian-nurse.com\/dev-cn-en\/blogs\/cn-content\/2020\/08\/13\/where-are-you-really-from-why-nurses-must-confront<\/a> <\/p>\n