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NUR 329 - Exam 3Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM) - ANS A clinical practice model linked to Family
Systems Nursing developed to assist nurses in performing a family assessment in an organized,
systematic manner. The CFAM is a multidimensional model comprising three basic assessment
categories: structural, functional, and developmental.
Calgary Family Intervention Model (CFIM) - ANS A clinical practice model linked to Family
Systems Nursing developed to assist nurses in family-focused interventions. The model
addresses three domains: cognitive, affective, and behavioral and focuses on enhancing,
improving, and sustaining family functioning through the establishment of a collaborative
partnership between the nurse and the family, the use of therapeutic conversations, and a focus
on family strengths and resiliency.
Caregiver burden - ANS Fatigue or frustration expressed by persons who care for convalescing
or chronically ill persons on a daily basis.
Ecomap - ANS A diagram used to identify the direction and intensity of family relationships
between members and/or community institutions of importance to the family (e.g., schools,
workplaces, places of worship).
Family - ANS Two or more persons who share emotional closeness and identify themselves as
members of a family.
Family Systems Nursing - ANS A conceptual framework developed to promote family nursing
practice. It emphasizes the reciprocal relationship between individual members and the family
as a whole. Nurses provide care for the family as a unit.
Genogram - ANS A diagram of family relationships between blood relatives that can span two
or more generations. Life events such as marriages, divorces, births, and deaths are included in
the diagram. The genogram is used to identify relationships as well as possible patterns of
disease.
Intrafamily strain - ANS The effect of stressors on families that can interfere with effective family
communication, interaction, and functioning, and negatively impact family well-being.
Respite - ANS Short-term relief, such as from caregiving duties.
System - ANS A group that works on the principle that each part contributes to the way the
whole functions.
, Theory - ANS A system of interrelated statements that is used to explain, predict, control, or
understand a phenomenon.
Advocacy - ANS Acts on behalf of clients who have lost control of factors that affect their health
and a need is unmet; strengthens clients' capacity to act
Assisted living - ANS A model of care for the elderly or disabled that includes services such as
home care to maintain the independence of patients.
Care management - ANS Coordination of a plan or process to bring health services together as
a common whole in a cost-effective way.
Care coordination - ANS Collaborating with the patient to develop a plan of care and
patient-centered goals, working to develop improved chronic disease self-management skills,
and coordinating related services.
Case management - ANS Development and coordination of care for a selected patient and
family.
Homebound - ANS A condition in which a patient cannot leave his or her home without
significant effort.
Interprofessional collaboration - ANS Sharing of evidence-based practice and skills by several
disciplines as an integration strategy with patients and families in homes and other healthcare
settings.
Intermittent care - ANS Care that is not required continuously.
Managed care - ANS A framework of fiscal management that emphasizes cost containment.
Medical home - ANS A model of organization of primary care that includes care and case
management and home care.
Medical necessity - ANS Home care service given by a home care agency is reasonable on the
basis of the status of the patient.
Motivational interviewing - ANS Client-centered communication style for eliciting behavior
change by helping clients and groups explore and resolve ambivalence to change.
Population health management - ANS The aggregation of patient data across multiple health
information technology resources.
Reimbursement - ANS The form of financial payment offered to home health agencies, among
others, for services rendered to patients and families.
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