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15 paź 2024 · A total of 13 specific definitions or understandings of social justice were identified. Five themes were identified across the included studies: (1) education, (2) concept, (3) theory, (4) public health and community nursing, and (5) maternal and child health.
27 paź 2023 · The in-depth philosophical analysis resulted in the presentation of five dimensions of ethical responsibility in public health nursing: personal responsibility; care, worry and uncertainty; being alone; boundaries; satisfaction and temporality.
recognising nursing care is deeply rooted in the traditions and practices of equity and inclusion and in the appreciation of diversity, nurses have consistently recognised four funda-mental nursing responsibilities: to promote health, to prevent illness, to restore health, and to alleviate suffering and promote a dignified death.
11 maj 2021 · Examples of SDOH also include education, employment, health systems and services, housing, income and wealth, the physical environment, public safety, the social environment (including structures, institutions, and policies), and transportation (NASEM, 2019b).
5 maj 2022 · In this chapter we present an overview of the ways in which unjust social structures and institutions contribute to long and short term poor health outcomes in individuals and groups of individuals.
A massive and ever-growing body of research supports the idea that the social conditions into which individuals are born, live, work, and play—i.e., the social determinants of health (SDOH)—profoundly affect the health of all people.
Nursing has been grounded in the pursuit of health equity and social justice for over 100 years. Escalating health care costs, COVID-19, and racial conflict have spotlighted the impact of our social and health inequities and the interconnectedness of everyone's health.
