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  • October 28, 2024
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NFDN 2006 Unit 5
What are vulnerable populations? - -Populations who are more susceptible to
poor health

Larger burden of illness & distress

More inclined to become ill and often do not receive appropriate care.

- What is equality? - -State of being equal in status, rights and opportunities

- What is equity? - -The quality of being fair and imparital

- What is resilience? - -The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties,
toughness

- Who is the vulnerable population? - -People in poverty, homeless, mentally
ill, Indigenous, addiction, youth, violence areas, victims of violence

- What is poverty? - -Being below the low-income thershold

- What does poverty create? - -A sense of hopelessness, chaos, confusion
and fear

- What is absolute homelessness? - -A narrow concept, includes ONLY those
living on the street or in emergency shelters

- What is sheltered homelessness? - -Homeless living in a shelter

- What is relative homelessness? - -includes those who are housed but who
reside in substandard shelter and/or who may be at risk of losing their homes

- What is hidden homelessness? - -people without a place of their own who
live in a car, with family or friends, or in a long-term institution

- What are the 3 things a community health nurse (CHN) must focus on with
the vulnerable pop. ? - -1. Social Determinants
2. Inequities
3. Vulnerabilites

- What is the most important public policy in terms of vulnerable population?
- -Building Healthy Public Policy:
Advocating for a healthy public policy is a priority strategy for health
promotion

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