What are the actions to be developed by the community nurse? 1. GENERAL CARE a) Operational planning of community and school activities b) Planni...

As a community nurse, the actions to be developed include: 1. GENERAL CARE: a) Operational planning of community and school activities. b) Planning of health activities by age groups. c) Identification of risk factors. d) Training of staff on cultural diversity. e) Establishing support systems for effective coping. f) Establishing effective network systems to allow community access to different levels of care. 2. IMMUNIZATION: a) Knowing immunization protocols from neighboring countries. b) Performing risk follow-ups by age groups. c) School vaccination. 3. MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH: a) Performing well-child check-ups (weight, height, head circumference). b) Performing pregnancy and postpartum check-ups and early detection of risk factors. c) Promoting women's health check-ups (PPP, breast self-examination, oral health). d) Promoting breastfeeding and infant nutrition. e) Providing guidance on child development and care. f) Providing guidance on family planning. 4. HEALTH PROMOTION: a) Conducting educational talks and workshops. b) Promoting healthy lifestyles and disease prevention. c) Conducting health screenings and assessments. d) Implementing community health campaigns. 5. COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION: a) Encouraging community involvement in health initiatives. b) Facilitating community meetings and discussions. c) Collaborating with community leaders and organizations. d) Advocating for community needs and rights. 6. RESEARCH AND EVALUATION: a) Conducting research on community health issues. b) Evaluating the effectiveness of community health programs. c) Collecting and analyzing data for health planning and decision-making. d) Collaborating with other healthcare professionals and researchers. 7. ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT: a) Managing community health resources and budgets. b) Developing and implementing policies and procedures. c) Ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations. d) Collaborating with healthcare administrators and stakeholders.