How will you contribute to the mission of the Nurse Corps SP in providing care to...

How will you contribute to the mission of the Nurse Corps SP in providing care to underserved communities?

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To improve the well being of the communities and serve by providing high quality ,accessible, patient centred care regardless of cultural back ground, social barriers or ability to pay.

In order to accomplish the mission there are some points to keep in mind

Affordable services
Cultural competency
Compassion
Professionalism
Responsiveness
Advocacy
Dignity
Respect

As a community nurse the primary aim is to eliminate health disparities,responding to diverse community health care needs ,improving the quality of life for the medically underserved.

Provide primary services include perinatal care ,adolescent and adult medicine, elder care, preparing for antenatal and post natal care ,prepare for upcoming patients speciality care services ,school based services and community focused patient education. Also operate a dental clinic especially children and pregnant women.

To dedicate every one to collaborating with government agencies and other organisations to meet the medical service support needs of the families. Proud to be a member in the team to serve the community.

As a community nurse continue the commitment to improve the health outcomes of all the patient you serve.

Nightingale answered 2 years ago

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