Factors influenced in the growthof Community Health Nursing
are,
- Advanced tecnology:-a) As technological innovation increased,
health care services and nutrition improved, and life style
changed, community health nursing has become grown and developed to
meet the needs of the communities.b)Advanced technology lead
toindustrialization which provided large scale employment and
urbanization which automatically produced high urban density which
created many health relatd problems which resulted in the growth
and development of the community health nursing.
- Progress in casual thinking:- Germ theory of disease causation
lead to tripartite view of disease causation which resulted in the
Mutiple disease causation approach. This process is the study of
casuality,particularly in epidermiology, has significantly affected
the nature of community health problem by examining all possible
causes and the attacking strategic casual point.
- Changes in education:- When people's understanding of their
environment grows, an increased undrstanding of health is usually
involved.As a result, people feel that they have theright to know
and question the reason behind the care they recieve. Community
health nurses have shifted from planning for clients to
collaborating with clients.
- Consumer movement:- Consumers demanding quality service seek
more comprehensive and co- ordinated care. This movement hs
stimulsted some basic changes in the philosophy of community health
nursing.
- Changing demography:- Shifting patterns in immigration, number
of births and deaths, and rapidly increasing population of elderly
persons affect community health nursing planning and programming
efforts.
- Economic forces:- Economic forces like unemployment, escalating
healthcare cost, limitted access of health services, and changing
health care financing patterns affected community nursing
practices. In order to respond to these forces community nursing
has established new programmes and projects.