Considering how challenging it can be to access and assist the homeless mentally ill population. Do you have any suggestions on how to better serve this community as a public health nurse? If so is there anything else you would do?
Research supports the use of "housing first" approach to assist the homeless mentally ill. This requires physical locations in the community. In light of public perceptions towards both homelessness and mental illness, how can the public health nurse help convince members of a community to permit housing for the homeless or nurse-managed clinics like the St. Paul's Center in their neighborhood?
Public health Nurse - Challenges
Homeless mentally population are vulnerable population requiring specialized care. But often they are neglected. Much mentally ill population became homeless because of deinstitutionalization. They require medical services but they are homeless, neglected and have no one to support.
The major challenge of the public health nurse is to access and take care of this population. Setting up a community based care center will be effective. But it would bring opposition from neighbours in the community.
The Public health nurse can face this challenge by working together with the community. She can act as a Liaison between the community and the stakeholders.
Considering how challenging it can be to access and assist the homeless mentally ill population. Do...
Diseuion Topics, Mohr Chapter 38, Homeless Clients 1. After caring for a mentally ill client who is homeless, you begin to think about the number of people in the U.S. who are homeless. Annually, approximately 3.5 million people in the U.S are a What is the meaning of home to you? What do you value most about your home? c What is your perception of people who are homeless? What do you think are causes of homeless. Obj 1 bImagine...
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