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PREVENTION AND COMMUNITY NURSING Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Degree:
Course of 1st Cycle Degree in NURSING
Disciplinary Sector:
General, Clinical and Pediatric Nursing
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Understanding the discipline requires sufficient knowledge of: 1. knowledge of anatomy and physiology 2. knowledge of respiratory pathophysiology 3. knowledge of medical pathology and general pathology 4. knowledge of asepsis procedures and CDC guidelines on hand washing 5. risk management regulations 6. basic nursing knowledge To have taken and passed all the exams of the first semester of the 3rd year as required by the study plan.
Objectives
Contents • Promote knowledge of the main areas of intervention of clinical psychology and of the characteristics underlying the clinical approach of healthcare professionals • Provide tools to recognize and evaluate the psychological suffering of the sick person and their family members and to address it appropriately • Promote knowledge of the limits and potential of the nurse's role in psychological support for the patient and his family • Promote the acquisition of skills and techniques to relate and communicate effectively with patients, their families and members of the care team • Promote knowledge of the specific communication skills required in the relational approach with the patient suffering from chronic - degenerative disease
Extended Syllabus Outlines of legislation regarding prevention and protection of the health of healthcare personnel. - Prevention of professional risks in the hospital setting -The community nurse: autonomy and valorisation of the profession -District, Primary Care Department, Public Health Department. -District Services, Nursing Clinics and Health Homes, Penitentiary Healthcare. -Health promotion, education for the assisted person. -Home care: definition, objectives. - Single Point of Access (PUA), Integrated Home Assistance (ADI), Multidimensional Assessment Unit (UVMD), Individual Care Plan (PAI), -Definition of family and community. -Territorial professional models: Family/community nurses. -Nurse case manager -Nursing clinic - Nursing reception in the area, taking charge and continuity of care - The caregiver: involvement, role functions and education.
Recommended Bibliography ° La professione di Infermiere – Aspetti giuridici, medico-legali, etico-deontologici, Carnevale - D’Ovidio, Febbraio 2005, Casa Editrice: PICCIN.
• Rischi Professionali in ambito Ospedaliero MC Graw-Hill • Guida ai Servizi Sanitari di Distretto SEU-L. Sedita_R Mete •
M Tellizzari - L’infermiere di Comunità: dalla Teoria alla Prassi Mc Graw-Hill, Milano 2008
Further study and in-depth material will be provided by the teacher in charge
Teaching Methods The course will be carried out through interactive frontal lessons with the aid of material in Power Point files for a total of 15 hours. In order to complete the frontal teaching activity, students will be able to improve their theoretical training through clinical case simulations.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The learning assessment is based on an oral test. The evaluation is expressed in thirtieths. In determining the order in which students must be examined, particular account will be taken of the specific needs of working students. For the evaluation of the oral interview, the following indicators and descriptors will be taken into account: INDICATORS: CONTENTS: relevance and correctness DESCRIPTORS: Complete: 30 In-depth: 29 - 27 Fair despite some gaps: 26 – 24 Fully sufficient: 11pm – 9pm Just enough with obvious shortcomings: 8pm - 6pm INDICATORS: ARGUMENTS: breadth and coherence DESCRIPTORS: Rigorous and documented, highlighting the ability to use the knowledge acquired and connect it in the argument: 30 Precise and detailed: 29 - 27 Adequate: 26 – 24 Fully sufficient: 11pm – 9pm Just enough: 20 - 18 INDICATORS: Correctness of expression, ownership of scientific language, communication ability DESCRIPTORS: Refined and original: 30 Clear, fluent and correct: 29 -27 Fair: 26 - 24 Sufficient: 23 - 21 Not fully adequate: 20 -18 - To pass the exam you must achieve a grade of no less than 18/30. To achieve a score of 30/30 cum laude, the student must demonstrate that he has acquired excellent knowledge of all the topics covered during the course, being able to connect them in a logical and coherent way.
Contacts/More Information The timetable of lessons and educational programs is ensured by the website of the CdS and the University. The exam sessions are indicated on the student's personal page. Dr. Barbara Fiorile barbara.fiorile@asl.pe.it Student reception: by appointment requested by email.