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Population Health for Nurses

Introduction

Population Health for NursesIntroduction
A worker carrying a box walks out of the back of a cargo truck filled with food in boxes.
Figure 20.1 The Five Sandoval Indian Pueblo, Inc. provides services that incorporate the tribal community’s sociocultural and linguistic needs. One service includes delivery of food boxes where the client chooses what foods are included in the box. (credit: modification of work by Lance Cheung/USDA Photos/Flickr, Public Domain)

Chapter Outline

20.1 Facilitators and Barriers to Program Implementation
20.2 Recruitment and Retention of Program Participants
20.3 Evaluation Strategies
20.4 Communication Strategies
20.5 Funding and Sustainability

Nurse Diego and the program team completed an assessment and analysis of community health needs and have created a community health program that aligns with those needs. Before implementing this program, Diego considers what may impact its delivery and activities, such as participant recruitment and retention and the intended target population’s sociocultural and linguistic needs. Diego and the program team must also plan for the program’s communication, funding, and continuation and write a systematic evaluation plan to determine if the program’s goals and objectives have been achieved.

This chapter discusses facilitators and barriers to community health program implementation, specifically focusing on participant recruitment and retention, program evaluation strategies, communication strategies regarding the program and program outcomes, and strategies to enhance program funding and sustainability.

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