English
norskPrimary health care: comparing public health nursing models in Ireland and Norway
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Date
2013Type
Journal articleTidsskriftartikkel
Peer reviewed
Abstract
Health of populations is determined by amultitude of contextual factors. PrimaryHealth Care Reformendeavors to meet the broad
health needs of populations and remains on international health agendas. Public health nurses are key professionals in the delivery
of primary health care, and it is important for themto learn from global experiences. International collaboration is often facilitated
by academic exchanges. As a result of one such exchange, an international PHN collaboration took place.The aim of this paper is
to analyse the similarities and differences in public health nursing in Ireland and Norway within the context of primary care.
Publisher
Hindawi Publishing CorporationCitation
Nursing Research and Practice (2013), Article ID 426107Metadata
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