POPULATION-BASED NURSING PRACTICE
FOR NURSES WORKING WITH
AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITIES
August 19 -27, 2007
Dorothy J. Wiley, RN, PhD and Felicia Hodge, DrPH
UCLA School of Nursing, Los Angeles, California
PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE
| Sunday: | Introduction to Population-based Community and Public Health Nursing |
| Monday: | Overview of Health Indicators that Disproportionately Affect American
Indian/Alaska Native Populations Ethics Issues Related to Health Disparities Workshop/lunch Defining Problems, Tracking Determinants Evaluating Programs Workshop Activities |
| Tuesday: | Government and Systems-Based Approaches to Improving Health Lunch Approaches Tailored to Programs for American Indian/Alaska Native Populations Workshop Activities |
| Wednesday: | Field trip Lunch/Workshop Facilitating Change in Behaviors through System’s Based Approaches |
| Thursday: | Approaches to Special Health Care Needs of American Indian/Alaska
Native Groups. Talking Circles as an Example of Cancer Prevention Strategies |
| Friday: | All-day Workshop Groups – Developing Targeted Strategies for Real Problems |
| Saturday: | Free day |
| Sunday: | All-day Workshop Groups - Developing Targeted Strategies for Real Problems |
| Monday: | Individual & Group Project Presentations |
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For information please contact
Jeannie Martínez
at (310) 825-0540 or email jemartin@sonnet.ucla.edu
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Last updated March 28, 2007