Public health nursing interventions to promote quality of life in older adult populations:	A systematic review

Schaffer, Marjorie A.; Kalfoss, Mary; Glavin, Kari

doi:10.5430/jnep.v7n11p92

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“…Several research studies investigated the use of PHI Wheel interventions in school nursing practice, including a U.S. national survey of school nurses on use of Wheel interventions and a qualitative study on school nurses’ understanding and implementation of Wheel interventions (Anderson et al., 2018; Schaffer et al., 2016). In a systematic review, the PHI Model was used to analyze nurse‐led interventions that promoted the quality of life for older adults in 13 countries (Schaffer et al., 2017). Also, several authors have expanded on specific Wheel interventions in practice, including coalition‐building and outreach (Depki & Onitilo, 2011; Tembreull & Schaffer, 2006).…”

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Twenty years with the public health intervention wheel: Evidence for practice

Schaffer

Strohschein

Glavin

2021

Public Health Nursing

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The Public Health Intervention Wheel (PHI Wheel) is a population‐based practice model for public health nursing practice that encompasses three levels of practice (community, systems, individual/family) and 17 public health interventions. This article shares the story of how the PHI Wheel was created, disseminated, implemented by public health nurses (PHNs) and educators across the globe, and updated with new evidence published in the second edition of Public Health Interventions: Applications for Public Health Nursing in 2019. Evidence on the relevance of PHI Wheel interventions for public health practice in cultural and international settings supports the model's value in explaining PHN practice. This article highlights the experiences of various countries with the PHI Wheel including Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The evidence update confirms the relevance of the model to PHN education and practice and reinforces the conviction that development of new evidence is essential for promoting population health.

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Twenty years with the public health intervention wheel: Evidence for practice

Schaffer

Strohschein

Glavin

2021

Public Health Nursing

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“…PHNs have a role in supporting health promotion [16], and improving the quality of life [17] of older persons.…”

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The Intermediary Roles of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) in Utilizing Communication Robots (CRs) in Community Health Care Practice

Kawai¹,

Betriana²,

Tanioka³

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Robot technology is expected to reduce the burden of medical professionals, a concern in the super-aged society. The aim of this article is to determine the intermediary roles of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) in using Communication Robots (CRs) in Community Health care. It is necessary to consider who will manage, and how to draw lines of responsibility when a problem occurs when using robots in the future. Regarding the mediator or intermediary role of PHNs in the use of CRs, PHNs are expected to be cognizant of varieties of robots for use with persons of diverse ages and health levels, as well as of robot performances. As one of the community healthcare workers who service the elderly living in the community, the role of PHNs as mediators or intermediaries is to pay attention to ethical and moral issues while working with CRs to manage the health of the community. Lack of understanding of the intermediary role might create possible ethico-moral issues in the future. Therefore, it is critical for PHNs to understand their role as intermediaries. In doing so, it is expected that older people at home will be able to live peaceful lives, as well as be physically and mentally healthy.

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Public health nursing interventions to promote quality of life in older adult populations: A systematic review

Cited by 2 publications

References 45 publications

Twenty years with the public health intervention wheel: Evidence for practice

Twenty years with the public health intervention wheel: Evidence for practice

The Intermediary Roles of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) in Utilizing Communication Robots (CRs) in Community Health Care Practice

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