Community Health Nurse Sample Clauses

Community Health Nurse. (Sole) - a Registered Nurse Division 1 who is the only community health nurse appointed as such at a particular site, whether employed on a full-time or part-time basis. This classification also applies where two or more community health nurses are employed but predominantly work different days or job share.
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Community Health Nurse. (In charge) - a Registered Nurse Division 1 appointed as the nurse in charge, nurse co-ordinator or other community health nurse, however styled, who is in charge of or directs the activities of other Employees of a Community Health Centre (whether Registered Nurses Division 1 or not).
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Community Health Nurse. HPP Team Coordinator - A Registered Nurse who is appointed as a Homeless Person's Program Team Co-ordinator and undertakes duties in addition to those of a Community Health Nurse HPP.
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Community Health Nurse. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Clinical Programs Manager - Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx The EVFN Community Health Nursing (CHN) Program works in cooperation with the Community Health Team to plan, organize and administer Health Services and Programs in accordance with Health Canada objectives to instil healthy lifestyles for the people of Eagle Village. This is done with a view of preventing and reducing the incidence of disease, ill health and mortality allowing members to attain the same level of health as other Canadians. The Community Health Nurse (CHN) delivers services / programs to the Eagle Village First Nation members in the areas of:  Community Health - Open Clinic for walk-in during regular business hours for nurse consultations and nursing care.  Cardiac and Diabetes Community Screening Clinics - Specific screening of random blood sugars, cholesterol, blood pressure and weight.  Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (ADI) Program  Maternal Child Health (MCH) Program for parents and children ages 0-6 years.  Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) – pre/postnatal care clients.  Children’s Oral Health Initiative (COHI) – Dental hygienist  Immunization: Primary immunization series to infants and school children. Community Influenza, pneumonia and Tetanus Vaccine Clinics  Community health education and information Community Health The clinic remains the CHN’s main daily function. Clinic activity for nurse consultation and/or treatment of various health related problems averaged a minimum of 130 and a maximum 361 clinic visits in a given month. Example issues are from minor cuts and injuries to daily dressing changes and treatment order by physicians, as well as vaccines and other injections. Management of primary care, preventative care including monitoring of hypertension and other disease processes is a priority and daily duty. The venipuncture clinics (lab) services remain available 2 times per week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. One (1) out of three (3) primary care physicians from GMF of the CSSST-K visited our clinic roughly every month. We have had 16 MD visits to our community with them seeing a total of 94 clients within the 2014-2015 year. The CHN remains available at those times to assist the physician as needed and complete the follow up with the clients as the doctor deems necessary in his/ her plan of care. Community Screening New in 2014-2015, three (3) Community Screenings take place reaching out to our priorities, goals and objectives of our new 5 year heal...
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Community Health Nurse. HPP - A District Nurse who is appointed as a Homeless Persons Program Nurse. Royal District Nursing Service Ltd Victorian Operations Enterprise Agreement 2016
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Community Health Nurse. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Clinical Programs Manager - Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx The EVFN Community Health Nursing (CHN) Program works in cooperation with the Community Health Team to plan, organize and administer Health Services and Programs in accordance with Health Canada objectives to instil healthy lifestyles for the people of Eagle Village. This is done with a view of preventing and reducing the incidence of disease, ill health and mortality allowing members to attain the same level of health as other Canadians. The Community Health Nurse (CHN) delivers services / programs to the Eagle Village First Nation members in the areas of: • Community Health - Open Clinic for walk-in during regular business hours for nurse consultations and nursing care. • Cardiac and Diabetes Community Screening Clinics - Specific screening of random blood sugars, cholesterol, blood pressure and weight. • Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (ADI) Program • Maternal Child Health (MCH) Program for parents and children ages 0-6 years. • Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) – pre/postnatal care clients. • Children’s Oral Health Initiative (COHI) – Dental hygienist
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Community Health Nurse. HPP - A District Nurse who is appointed as a Homeless Persons Program Nurse.
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