Nursing towards equity
Nursing Towards Equity is created to help nurses and healthcare workers learn about health equity, the social factors that affect health, and the ideas of social justice in healthcare. Health differences keep hurting people, families, and communities around the world, leading to unfair health results for different groups. This course looks at how things like society, money, the environment, and government affect people's health and happiness. Students will look at how social differences affect health results and learn ways to include fair care in their daily nursing work.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Define health equity, health inequity, and social determinants of health (SDOH).
- Explain how social determinants influence health outcomes across populations.
- Identify factors contributing to poor health and health inequities.
- Analyze the relationship between health outcomes and social gradients.
- Apply principles of social justice and equity in nursing practice.
- Recognize populations disproportionately affected by health inequities.
- Integrate social determinants of health into patient assessment and care planning.
- Advocate for equitable healthcare policies and practices.
- Describe the nurse's role in health advocacy and policy development.
- Promote culturally safe, inclusive, and equitable healthcare environments.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Define health equity, health inequity, and social determinants of health (SDOH).
- Explain how social determinants influence health outcomes across populations.
- Identify factors contributing to poor health and health inequities.
- Analyze the relationship between health outcomes and social gradients.
- Apply principles of social justice and equity in nursing practice.
- Recognize populations disproportionately affected by health inequities.
- Integrate social determinants of health into patient assessment and care planning.
- Advocate for equitable healthcare policies and practices.
- Describe the nurse's role in health advocacy and policy development.
- Promote culturally safe, inclusive, and equitable healthcare environments.
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Training Overview
- Introduction to Health Equity and Social Determinants of Health
- Understanding Factors Contributing to Poor Health and Health Inequities All Chapters
- Social Gradients and Their Relationship to Health
- Applying Social Justice Principles in Nursing Practice
- Nursing Advocacy, Policy, and Leadership for Health Equity
- Integrating Health Equity into Everyday Nursing Practice
- Summary
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Frequently asked questions
Social determinants of health are the social, economic, environmental, and cultural conditions that influence an individual's health and wellbeing, such as income, housing, education, and access to healthcare.
Health equity ensures that every individual has a fair opportunity to attain their highest level of health, regardless of social or economic circumstances.
Equality provides the same resources to everyone, whereas equity provides resources based on individual needs to achieve fair health outcomes.
Nurses can identify social barriers, advocate for patients, provide culturally safe care, connect individuals to community resources, and participate in policy initiatives.
Social justice in nursing involves promoting fairness, reducing disparities, respecting human rights, and ensuring equitable access to healthcare services.
Nurses have valuable clinical insights that can inform policies aimed at improving healthcare access, reducing inequities, and enhancing population health.
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