We are Family! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sister_Sledge_-_We_Are_Family.ogg The Family Guy© E. Heim Fall 2015 RANC Objectives Define family dynamics. Assess family structure and roles through review of health history. Demonstrate health promotion education activities with a focus on the family, through a concept map, care plan and teaching plan. List factors affecting family response to health alterations and disparities. Identify therapeutic nursing interventions to assist families during response to a health alteration. Evaluate the family’s response to the total treatment plan following an alteration in health. Identify the Health People 2010 Leading Health Indicators for the nation and your county of residence. The Family Central institution of society Cultural, regional, & religious variances Durable, dynamic & diverse Make-up Structure Function Coping capacity (resilience) The Simpsons © Family-Centered Nursing GOAL: Promote, support, & provide for the well-being & health of the family & each of its individual members Family Dynamics Family Health System Model Interactive Developmental Coping Integrity Health What is a Family? Biological Legal Social Related by Marriage Birth Adoption Diversity Uniqueness Pets! Family Forms Nuclear Extended Single-parent Blended Alternative patterns of relationships Homosexual Grandparenting Foster care Communes “Live-in” BF/GF Box 10-1 Family Culture Culture Race Ethnicity Religion Sexuality Family-core beliefs Values Effects of Society Economic Status Homelessness Domestic violence Illness Acute Chronic Terminal Stages of Family Life Cycle Developmental stages Table 10-1 Single adults leave home These adults join families through marriage or committed relationships Newborns are made Adolescence occurs Launching children Later years A Child Learns What He Lives If children live with criticism, they learn to condemn. If children live with hostility, they learn to fight. If children live with ridicule, they learn to feel shy. If children live with shame, they learn to feel guilty. If children live with tolerance, they learn patience. If children live with praise, they learn appreciation. If children live with fairness, they learn justice. If children live with security, they learn to have faith in themselves and in those about them. If children live with friendliness, they learn the world is a nice place in which to live. Copyright © 1972 by Dorothy Law Nolte. PhD Family Structure & Roles Structure Relationships & Roles Patterns of behaviors Interactions Rigid vs. Flexible Open vs. Closed Function Reproduction Socialization Relationship to society Communication Care-giving & nurturing Values and ideals Resources ABCD’s Adjusting & Adapting Ability Being “Balanced” Cool Communication Skills Demand-handling & Decision-making Skills Approaches to Family Nursing Family as Context Family as Client Focus: health & development of individuals Focus: family processes & relationships Family as System Focus: BOTH! www.familynursingresources.com Assessment & Planning Every family is different Three factors to organize the process: View all individuals within their family context Families have an impact on individuals Individuals have an impact on families Assess pt’s “family” history—not the diseases alone, but the relationships & experiences of the pt Assess the culture, communication techniques, etc (see previous slides) Plan with the patient to establish REALISTIC, TIMEFRAMED, & MEASURABLE goals/outcomes. Family-Focused Nursing Dx Caregiver Role Strain Ineffective or Compromised (Individual, Community, or Family) Coping Dysfunctional Family processes (R/T alcoholism, drug use, homelessness) Grieving Delayed Growth & Development Ineffective Role Performance Impaired Parenting Readiness for Enhanced Parenting Impaired Home Maintenance Health-seeking Behaviors pp250-251 Nursing Interventions Health Promotion Acute Care Based on family’s perceptions & strengths Teaching Access of care Community nursing Home care Referrals Restorative & Continuing Care Family vs. Facility Evaluation of Family’s Response Follow-up in a timely manner is essential! Are the Goals met? New approaches to care May have changed in the dynamic family process Use critical thinking skills Revision of plan of care prn Healthy People 2020 http://www.healthypeople.gov/LHI/lhiwhat.htm The Leading Health Indicators: Are based on Healthy People 2020 objectives (IOM, Nat’l Academy of Science reports) Reflect major health concerns in US Are used to measure the health of our Nation Selected on ability to motivate action, the availability of data to measure progress, & their importance as public health issues Leading Health Indicators Access to Health Care Physical Activity Overweight and Obesity Tobacco Use Substance Abuse Responsible Sexual Behavior Mental Health Injury and Violence Environmental Quality Immunization Focus of HP 2020 Goals & Leading Health Indicators Focus: Public health infrastructure Disease Lifestyle Choices Maternal & Child health Nutrition Mental Health Follow the link below and think about how these indicators relate to families: http://www.healthypeople.gov/LHI/Touch_fact.htm North Carolina HP 2020 Health Goals 1. Increase the span of healthy life of citizens of NC 2. Remove health disparities among the disadvantaged 3. Promote access to preventive health services 4. Protect the public’s health 5. Foster positive & supportive living and working conditions in our communities 6. Support individuals to develop capacities & skills to achieve healthy living http://www.healthycarolinians.org/2020objectivs/hlthgoals.htm Health Carolinians http://www.healthycarolinians.org/2015objs/userguide.htm Click the button to go to this website: http://www.healthycarolinians.org/assess.htm Open the Annual Inventory tab to identify the LHI for your county: Open the County Health Databook tab to explore the Disease Statistics website http://www.schs.state.nc.us/SCHS/data/databook/ Also see this page for ots of good data! http://www.schs.state.nc.us/SCHS/ The End All pictures in this PowerPoint are intended for educational purposes only and have been obtained through internet search engines such as Google & MSN Live Search. I take no individual credit for content other than assembling them for presentation and learning opportunities. eheim productions