Community Health Nursing

Community Health Nursing

Introduction

The foundation of health of community should be a precise measurement of health state of society altogether. Because of this reason, analysis of community health is the basis of health practice of the community. Population's health is recognized to be a purpose of few determinants which makes individuals unhealthy or healthy. According to a report of land-mark 1974, A New Perspective of Health, the health is changed by 4 basic components.

These components encompass environment, genetics and biology, lifestyle and health-care. Whereas genetics and biology are greatly pre-determined, environmental and social components are further willing to alter. More newly, second report of Health of Canadians included ultimately childhood understanding to the catalog and amended numerous wordings of some other determinants of health. These health determinants are like those determined by W.H.O encompassing, economic and social environment; person's behaviors and characteristics and physical environment.

Depending on above mentioned characteristics, the needs of health-care of a specific society can be determined so that the health-care areas that require encouragement can be provided well. Therefore, health-care diagnosis and evaluation occurred in northern side of New Brunswick, Canada, to evaluate the needed areas for health encouragement compared to a combined of sexually transferred diseases in the Northern New Brunswick. Evaluation of community health is important pre-cursor to the health of community nursing involvement is greatly appreciated.



Discussion

Following the revision of data about the main health-care issues of the people, sexually transmitted diseases were recognized as the most damaging issue that must be controlled. The status of this issue was accomplished because of amount of citizens damaged, the health loss as well as loss of many lives related to this issue, and financial expense to people and community. In Canada sexually transmitted diseases or STDs are constantly important and rising issue of public health. Informed rates of syphilis, gonorrhea, and Chlamydia are increasing from the year 1997. This report has summarized the fashions in these 3 general S.T.I's, giving an outline of expressive epidemiology of these diseases in Canada along with an emphasis on previous decade (2000-2009) (New Brunswick Disease Watch Bulletin, 2011).

Chlamydia

The general recorded rate of syphilis has risen by 782.0 percentages since 2000. These reported rates of infectious syphilis were mostly amongst men whose age was between 25-39; the increased rates in women were in those females whose age was between 20-29. Over the last decade, numerous occurrences were recorded in the whole nation in heterosexual people and men who have sex with another man (New Brunswick Disease Watch Bulletin, 2011). The Chlamydia tops the record of sexually transmitted diseases and is still an increasing issue for the community of Brunswick.

Chlamydia is still the most common recorded STI in Canada region. Recorded rates of infectious Chlamydia have risen by 71.2 percentages since 2000. A firm rise in the recorded rates has been checked in men and women and in all age groups since 1997 (New Brunswick Disease Watch Bulletin, 2011). The highest rates were among ...