Discussion: 6 principles of primary health care.
Discussion: 6 principles of primary health care.
Discussion: 6 principles of primary health care.
Length:
1500 words
Task:
Practice nurses and analyse the role in relation to the principles of primary health care.
Preparation:
This is an academic essay of 1500 words. The word limit does NOT include the end-of-text reference list. A minimum of 10 evidence based references (not more than 5 years old) are to be used, use a combination of journal articles, textbook references and authoritative websites. Format your assessment with 1.5 line spacing, size 12 point Arial font and use page numbering.
Presentation:
Academic Essay
TASK: PRACTICE NURSE, analysed in relation to the 6 principles of primary health care.
Introduction (approx. 150 words): general introduction to primary health care, the principles of primary health care and background on chosen nurse (e.g. School nurse). Finish off with outline telling reader what you are going to do.
6 paragraphs with subheadings (approx. 200 words each): The principles of primary health care. Describe what the principle is and then explain how the chosen nursing role (PRACTICE NURSE) demonstrates that principle in their work using examples.
Conclusion (approx. 150 words).
References (not included in word count): A minimum of ten evidence based references not more than 5 years old. (Are in text references part of the word count?)
Please have a look on these websites for further material.
http://www.phcris.org.au/guides/collection/understanding_phc.php
http://www.phcris.org.au/guides/about_phc.php
http://www.phcris.org.au/guides/nursing_and_phc.php
http://www.von.ca/en/principles-primary-health-careBottom of Form
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