Family Health Care Nursing: Theory, Practice, and Research, 5th edition

Awarded first place in the 2014 AJN Book of the Year Awards in the **Child Health** category! **Prepare for the real world of family nursing care!** Explore family nursing the way it is practiced today—with an evidence-based, clinical focus built on a firm foundation of theory and research. From health promotion to end of life, this text shows how caring for families can be planned based on current evidence of effectiveness. Additional Resources 3 Title Page 4 Copyright Page 5 Dedication 6 Foreword 8 Preface 12 Contributors 20 Reviewers 22 Table of Contents 24 Unit 1 Foundations in Family Health Care Nursing 26 Chapter 1 Family Health Care Nursing 28 THE FAMILY AND FAMILY HEALTH 29 FAMILY HEALTH CARE NURSING 33 NATURE OF INTERVENTIONS IN FAMILY NURSING 34 APPROACHES TO FAMILY NURSING 35 VARIABLES THAT INFLUENCE FAMILY NURSING 37 FAMILY NURSING ROLES 37 OBSTACLES TO FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE 40 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES 40 FAMILY STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, AND PROCESS 45 SUMMARY 55 Chapter 2 Family Demography 58 A CHANGING ECONOMY AND SOCIETY 61 LIVING ARRANGEMENTS 65 PARENTING 70 SUMMARY 84 Chapter 3 Theoretical Foundations for the Nursing of Families 92 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEORY, PRACTICE, AND RESEARCH 93 THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE NURSING OF FAMILIES 95 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND APPLICATION TO FAMILIES 101 SUMMARY 124 Chapter 4 Family Nursing Assessment and Intervention 130 FAMILY NURSING ASSESSMENT 131 FAMILY NURSING ASSESSMENT MODELS AND INSTRUMENTS 136 ANALYSIS OF THE FAMILY STORY 145 FAMILY NURSING INTERVENTION 150 FAMILY NURSING EVALUATION 152 NURSE AND FAMILY REFLECTION 154 SUMMARY 158 Chapter 5 Family Social Policy and Health Disparities 162 DEFINING SOCIAL POLICY AND HEALTH DISPARITIES 163 MODELS 166 SOCIAL DETERMINANTS AND RESULTING HEALTH DISPARITIES 167 RISKS AND BEHAVIORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO DISPARITIES 173 SOCIAL POLICY 176 THE NURSE’S ROLE IN ADVOCACY FOR SOCIAL POLICY 181 SUMMARY 184 Unit 2 Families Across the Health Continuum 190 Chapter 6 Relational Nursing and Family Nursing in Canada 192 CONTEXT IS INTEGRAL TO FAMILY NURSING 194 CANADA IN CONTEXT 194 HOW FAMILY IS UNDERSTOOD IN CANADA 198 CANADIAN HEALTH CARE CONTEXT 202 FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE: ATTENDING TO CONTEXT 203 SUMMARY 209 Chapter 7 Genomics and Family Nursing Across the Life Span 212 GENETICS AND GENOMICS 213 GENETIC TESTING 214 FAMILY DISCLOSURE OF GENETIC INFORMATION 217 DECISION TO HAVE GENETIC TESTING 220 ROLES OF THE NURSE 221 SUMMARY 227 Chapter 8 Family Health Promotion 230 WHAT IS FAMILY HEALTH? 231 COMMON THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES 232 ECOSYSTEM INFLUENCES: BIOECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS THEORY 238 FAMILY NURSING INTERVENTIONS FOR FAMILY HEALTH PROMOTION 244 FAMILY CASE STUDIES 249 SUMMARY 256 Chapter 9 Families Living With Chronic Illness 262 CHRONIC ILLNESS: A GLOBAL CONCERN 263 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES: WAYS TO UNDERSTAND CHRONIC ILLNESS 267 PREVENTION OF CHRONIC ILLNESS THROUGH HEALTH PROMOTION 274 HELPING FAMILIES LIVE WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS 274 FAMILY NURSING INTERVENTION DURING CHRONIC ILLNESS 286 CASE STUDIES: FAMILIES LIVING WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS 287 SUMMARY 298 Chapter 10 Families in Palliative and End-of-Life Care 302 PALLIATIVE AND END-OF-LIFE CARE DEFINED 303 KEY CONSIDERATIONS IN PALLIATIVE AND END-OF-LIFE CARE 305 FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION 311 PALLIATIVE CARE AND END-OFLIFE FAMILY CASE STUDIES 330 SUMMARY 339 Chapter 11 Trauma and Family Nursing 346 THEORY APPLIED TO PTSD 348 EARLY TRAUMA 350 FAMILY TRAUMA 355 COMMUNITY AND TRAUMA 359 SYSTEMIC TRAUMA 360 NURSES AND TRAUMA 361 SUMMARY 372 Unit 3 Nursing Care of Families in Clinical Areas 376 Chapter 12 Family Nursing With Childbearing Families 378 THEORY-GUIDED, EVIDENCE-BASED CHILDBEARING NURSING 381 CHILDBEARING FAMILY STRESSORS 391 THREATS TO HEALTH DURING CHILDBEARING 396 FAMILY NURSING OF POSTPARTUM FAMILIES 397 POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR FAMILY NURSING 401 FAMILY CASE STUDIES 402 SUMMARY 406 Chapter 13 Family Child Health Nursing 412 ELEMENTS OF FAMILY-CENTERED CARE 413 CONCEPTS OF FAMILY CHILD HEALTH NURSING 415 NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO SUPPORT CARE OF WELL CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 423 CARE OF CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS AND THEIR FAMILIES 435 CONSENT IN FAMILY CHILD HEALTH NURSING 440 CARE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE HOSPITAL 443 SUMMARY 452 Chapter 14 Family Nursing in Acute Care Adult Settings 458 FAMILIES IN CRITICAL CARE UNITS 459 FAMILIES IN MEDICAL-SURGICAL UNITS 466 END-OF-LIFE FAMILY CARE IN THE HOSPITAL 471 SUMMARY 496 Chapter 15 Family Health in Mid and Later Life 502 LIFE COURSE PERSPECTIVE 503 PROFILE OF AGING FAMILIES 505 FAMILY CAREGIVING 512 CARE SETTINGS 521 SUMMARY 539 Chapter 16 Family Mental Health Nursing 546 MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA 547 FAMILY MEMBERS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH A MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION 551 FAMILIES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH A SPECIFIC MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION 558 ROLE OF THE FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH NURSE 567 SUMMARY 578 Chapter 17 Families and Community/ Public Health Nursing 584 WHAT IS COMMUNITY/PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING? 586 HEALTH PROMOTION FRAMEWORKS, STANDARDS, AND PRINCIPLES 586 SETTINGS WHERE COMMUNITY/ PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES WORK 595 COMMUNITY/PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ROLES WITH FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY 598 TRENDS IN PUBLIC HEALTH 602 SUMMARY 605 Appendix A Family Systems StressorStrength Inventory (FS3I) 608 INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION 608 FAMILY SYSTEMS STRESSORSTRENGTH INVENTORY (FS3I) SCORING SUMMARY 617 QUALITATIVE SUMMARY FAMILY AND CLINICIAN REMARKS 621 Appendix B The Friedman Family Assessment Model (Short Form) 624 IDENTIFYING DATA 624 DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE AND HISTORY OF FAMILY 624 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA 624 FAMILY STRUCTURE 624 FAMILY FUNCTIONS 625 FAMILY STRESS, COPING, AND ADAPTATION 625 INDEX 628 INDEX 628 Family health care nursing : an introduction / Joanna Rowe Kaakinen and Shirley May Harmon Hanson Family demography : continuity and change in North American families / Lynne M. Casper, Sandra M. Florian, and Peter D. Brandon Theoretical foundations for the nursing of families / Joanna Rowe Kaakinen and Shirley May Harmon Hanson Family nursing assessment and intervention / Joanna Rowe Kaakinen and Aaron Tabacco Family social policy and health disparities / Isolde Daiski, Casey R. Shillam, and Lynne M. Casper Relational nursing and family nursing in Canada / Colleen Varcoe and Gweneth Hartrick Doane Genomics and family nursing across the life span / Dale Halsey Lea Family health promotion / Yeoun Soo Kim-Godwin and Perri J. Bomar Families living with chronic illness / Joanna Rowe Kaakinen and Sharon A. Denham Families in palliative and end-of-life care / Rose Steele, Carole A. Robinson, and Kimberley A. Widger Trauma and family nursing / Deborah Padgett Coehlo Family nursing with childbearing families / Linda Veltri, Karline Wilson-Mitchell, and Kathleen Bell Family child health nursing / Deborah Padgett Coehlo Family nursing in acute care adult settings / Vivian Tong and Joanna Rowe Kaakinen Family health in mid and later life / Diana L. and Jeannette O'Brien Family mental health nursing / Laura Rodgers Families and community/public health nursing / Linda L. Eddy, Annette Bailey, and Dawn Doutrich. Explore Family Nursing The Way It's Practiced Today--with A Theory-guided, Evidence-based Approach To Care Throughout The Family Life Cycle And Across Clinical Specialties That Responds To The Needs Of Families And Adapts To The Changing Dynamics Of The Health Care System--from Publisher.