Florida National University The Role of Nursing in Global Health Essay 3 full pages (cover or reference page not included) ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨APA norms¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨

Florida National University The Role of Nursing in Global Health Essay 3 full pages (cover or reference page not included)

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Read the article attached and the link below and reviewed the attached PowerPoint presentation once done, please present an essay bout the role of nursing in global health.

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Chapter 15:
Nursing and Global Health
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Introduction to Global Health #1
❖ Global health: the challenges to and opportunities for
health and well-being that transcend national borders,
have broad socioeconomic and political impact, and are
best addressed by coordinated, multinational efforts.
❖ Regardless of where nurses work, global health issues
will have an impact on their work to some degree.
o Example: 2014 Ebola outbreak
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Introduction to Global Health #2
❖ Lack of Human Resources for Health Globally
❖ Three major processes contribute to the shortage of
health care workers, including nurses:
o insufficient supply
o inadequate distribution
o migration
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Introduction to Global Health #3
❖ International nurses working in global health will
frequently encounter local complementary and integrative
health and traditional remedies, including
o Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs): a person
whose cultural role it is to attend to women before,
during, or after childbirth
o Traditional Healers: community members who are
recognized for their ability to use physical, spiritual,
and/or herbal modalities to treat illness
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Question #1
❖ Is the following statement true or false?
❖ Utilizing Traditional Birth Attendants in communities
optimizes better outcomes for mother and child.
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Answer to Question #1
❖ False
❖ Rationale: Maternal and neonatal mortality is higher when
the only birth attendant is a TBA. Historically, this has been
due to a lack of sterile or clean technique or a lack of
knowledge regarding prevention of common childbirth
complications.
❖Global health nurses often train TBAs in evidence-based
maternity care in order to reduce maternal and neonatal
mortality.
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Introduction to Global Health #4
❖ There are large disparities in health and well-being at
the global level, which result from complex political and
economic processes.
❖ Over the past 50 years, significant efforts have been
made to improve the well-being of people living in lowincome countries.
o Maternal and child health interventions
o Water and sanitation improvements
o HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment
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Millennium Developmental Goals
❖ A worldwide commitment to reduce extreme poverty is
led by the United Nations Millennium Declaration, 2000.
❖ Organized under 8 goals known as the Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs). Each goal has a series of
time-bound targets with a deadline of 2015.
❖ The three related to global health are to:
o Reduce Child Mortality
o Improve Maternal Health
o Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and Other Diseases
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Key Concepts in Global Health and
International Nursing
❖ Effective partnerships between foreign and local nurses
can result in creative, evidence-based, appropriate, and
sustainable solutions to local healthcare challenges.
❖ Sustainability means that once a project is completed,
its results can be maintained by the community or
government without further outside input.
❖ Other concepts include availability, accessibility, and
acceptability.
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Question #2
❖ Which of the following key concepts in global health may
be concerned with individuals fearing stigma?
A. Partnerships
B. Sustainability
C. Availability
D. Accessibility
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Answer to Question #2
❖ D. Accessibility
❖ Rationale: Accessibility means that the people for whom
the product or service is intended are able to obtain it.
❖ One critical element of accessibility is stigma; do people
fear using the product or service because it might
stigmatize them in their community?
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The Global Public Health Sector
❖ Multilateral organizations: collaborative effort among
many different countries with a shared purpose
o The World Health Organization (WHO), the United
Nations (UN)
❖ Bilateral organizations and donors: governmental
organizations responsible for investing in development
programs in lower-income countries
❖ Nongovernment organizations (NGOs): nonprofit
development organizations, civil society organizations,
faith-based organizations, universities, and for-profit
contracting firms
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The Nurse in Global Public Health
❖ In the realm of international health, nurses play
various roles: as advisors, trainers, program managers,
researchers, and humanitarian response workers.
❖ In all of these roles, transcultural nursing skills are
essential to success, as they all require the ability to
communicate, work, and adapt interventions to cultures
different than one’s own.
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Preparing for a Career in International
Nursing and Global Public Health
❖ Nurses working outside their home countries should
have certain knowledge, skills, and attitudes to ensure
their success:
o Knowledge of history, international and community
development, and the culture in their host country
o Strong transcultural nursing skills
o Attitudes that facilitate professional success:
willingness to live in less than comfortable
conditions; openness to the perspective of others;
flexibility; and energy to take personal risks to
advocate for social justice and achieve morally
sound outcomes
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Getting Started in International Nursing
and Global Public Health
❖ The best way to get started in international nursing is
through long-term volunteer work with an organization
❖ Developing an appropriate skill set in their own country
❖ Academic preparation; studying and researching
transcultural nursing
❖ Some nurses support global health by providing
financial support to an organization that works in this
field.
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Other Nursing Roles Internationally
❖ Medical missions
❖ Short-term assignments
❖ Military nursing
❖ Long-term volunteerships
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Question #3
❖ Is the following statement true or false?
❖ One way a nurse may develop his/her skill set in their
own country is by learning a new language.
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Answer to Question #3
❖ True
❖ Rationale: Developing a skill set in their own country
may include learning a new language.
❖ Many of the same skills needed for international nursing
are useful when working transculturally at home.
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