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Community Nursing Care and Dispensary
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Module:
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Nursing Care
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ECTS:
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7
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Contact hours – lectures:
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40
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Contact hours – seminar:
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0
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Contact hours – clinical exercises:
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0
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Contact hours – clinical practice:
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160
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Holder of subject:
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Jožica Ramšak Pajk, MSc, Senior Lecturer
Erika Povšnar, Lecturer
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Education providers:
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- Jožica Ramšak Pajk, MSc, Senior Lecturer
- Erika Povšnar, Lecturer
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Level of study:
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First Bologna cycle professional education study program
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Language:
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Slovene/English
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Subject specific competences:
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The student:
- learns about the role and importance of community nurses in the health care system;
- is able to recognize and interpolate humanistic concepts, theories and recent findings into community nursing care;
- is able to recognize and apply nursing care theories in community health care;
- monitors and identifies the influence of politics and social changes on health care in Slovenia and abroad;
- is able to recognize the advantages of comprehensive treatment of an individual, their family and the community;
- is able to apply and recognize the advantages of using nursing care standards and nursing care plan in community nursing;
- learns about the ethical and legal standards in community nursing care;
- understands the importance and types of communication in community and dispensary health care;
- is informed with and knows how to use the documentation in community nursing care;
- recognizes the aim, tasks and methods of dispensary care;
- recognizes health care tasks and functions in dispensary practice;
- learns how to treat patients in the dispensary according to nursing care process;
- gains competences for independent work and team work in the field of health care and social work, health education and dispensary health care;
- becomes familiar with specific nursing interventions, depending on the clinical practice areas of the dispensaries;
- gains new knowledge and expands existing knowledge in dispensary and community nursing care, develops the required abilities for conducting nursing interventions;
- learns the preparation stages for a preventive and curative community nurse’s visit;
- implements a preventive or curative community nurse visit independently or under the guidance of a mentor;
- recognizes patient needs independently or with the help of a mentor, responds to them appropriately and solves them under the mentor's supervision by offering suggestions or implementing interventions.
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Mandatory and recommended references:
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Mandatory references:
- Navodilo za izvajanje preventivnega zdravstvenega varstva na primarni ravni. Uradni list RS, št. 19/98 in 47/98.
- Zakon o zdravstvenem varstvu in zdravstvenem zavarovanju. Uradni list RS, št. 9/92, 13/93, 9/96 in 29/98.
- World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe Copenhagen, Health 21: The health for all policy framework for the WHO European Region, 1999.
- Hunt R. Introduction to community-based nursing, Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams Wilkins; 2008.
- Maurer FA, Smith CM. Community/public health nursing practice: health for families and populations. St. Louis: Elsevier/Saunders; 2008.
- Taylor C, Lillis C, LeMonte P. Fundamentals of Nursing Care. Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore: Lippincott; 2001.
- Rajkovič V, Šušteršič O. Informacijski sistem patronažne zdravstvene nege. Kranj: Moderna organizacija; 2000.
- Geč T. Specifične negovalne diagnoze v patronažni zdravstveni negi. Maribor: Zdravstveni dom dr. Adolfa Drolca Maribor & Univerza v Mariboru,Visoka zdravstvena šola; 2002.
- Gordon M. Manual of Nursing Duiagnosis. St. Louis: Mosby; 2009.
- Ivanuša A, Železnik D. Standardi aktivnosti zdravstvene nege, 2nd ed. Maribor: Fakulteta za zdravstvene vede; 2008.
Recommended references:
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Study obligations:
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To be admitted into the clinical setting, the student must:
- present a valid medical certificate for conducting the work of a registered nurse;
- be vaccinated against hepatitis B;
- have a valid student insurance based on Articles 17 and 18 of the Health Care and Health Insurance Act for occupational injuries and diseases when participating in tasks and field work;
- have the required protective clothing, footwear, and special equipment.
Prerequisite for the exam:
- 30% attendance at lectures
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Assessment methods:
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- written examination (100%)
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