Content
- Lectures: 30 hours
- Seminar: 30 hours
- Independent work: 120 hours
Subject carrier
Description
1. The role of nursing in family health care
1.1. The “Family Health Nurse” concept
2. Introduction to understanding the family
2.1. The family and its life cycle
2.2. Family roles and family composition
2.3. Families from the perspective of statistical indicators in the Republic of Slovenia
3. Defining the concepts of the family as client, the family as context, the family as a system, and the family as a unit of society
4. The impact of the local and wider social environment on family health
5. Nursing practice models for working with families
5.1. Implementation of the concept of family-centred care
5.2. The family nursing process (assessment: structural, functional and developmental; nursing intervention; evaluation)
5.3. Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM) and Calgary Family Intervention Model (CFIM)
5.4. Other models (Family Empowerment Nursing Model; Concentric Sphere Family Environment Model [Kazoku Doushinkyu Kankyo Model]; Family Health Model; Family Health Conversations [FamHC]; Friedman Family Assessment Model; Framework of Systemic Organization; Family Life Skill Index [Kazoku Seikatsu Rikiryo Moderu]; etc.)
6. Organisation of nursing care to support family health
6.1. Communication with the family
6.2. The importance of interprofessional collaboration in the provision of health and social care to families
7. Selected topics related to health and illness in families and among family members throughout the life cycle
7.1. Health promotion within the family
