Chapter 4 Health and Illness
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1 Chapter 4 Health and Illness
2 Definition of Health According to WHO, health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity Americans believe health is a resource, a right, and a personal responsibility
3 Values and Beliefs Values: ideals a person feels are important Beliefs: concepts a person holds to be true
4 Health Health is a limited resource and a valuable possession Health is a right Health is a personal responsibility that requires continuous personal effort
5 Wellness and Holism Wellness is full and balanced integration of all aspects of health: physical, emotional, social, and spiritual Holism is the sum of physical, emotional, social, and spiritual health
6 Maslow s Hierarchy of Human Needs Abraham Maslow identified five levels of human needs Placed in sequential order of hierarchy
7 Maslow s Hierarchy of Human Needs (cont d) Physiologic (first level) Safety and security (second level) Love and belonging (third level) Esteem and self-esteem (fourth level) Self-actualization (fifth level)
8 Question Is the following statement true or false? The first-level physiologic needs in Maslow s hierarchy of human needs are the most important.
9 Answer True. The first-level physiologic needs in Maslow s hierarchy of human needs are the most important.
10 Illness Illness: state of discomfort that results when disease, deterioration, or injury impairs a person s health
11 Illness (cont d) Morbidity: incidence of a specific disease, disorder, or injury that refers to the rate or numbers of people affected Mortality: the number of people who died from a particular disease or condition
12 Question Is the following statement true or false? Morbidity denotes the number of people who died from a particular disease or condition.
13 Answer False. Mortality (incidence of deaths) denotes the number of people who died from a particular disease or condition. Morbidity (incidence of a specific disease, disorder, or injury) refers to the rate or numbers of people affected.
14 Types of Illnesses Acute illness: sudden onset and lasts for a short time Chronic illness: comes on slowly and lasts a long time Terminal illness: there is no potential for cure
15 Types of Illnesses (cont d) Primary illness: develops independently of any other disease Secondary illness: develops as a result of a pre-existing primary condition
16 Types of Illnesses (cont d) Remission: disappearance of signs and symptoms associated with a particular disease; resembles cured state but relief may be temporary Exacerbation: reactivation of disorder; occurs periodically in clients with longstanding diseases
17 Types of Illnesses (cont d) Hereditary condition: acquired from genetic codes of one or both parents; symptoms may or may not be present at birth Congenital disorders: present at birth but result of faulty embryonic development Idiopathic illness: cause is unexplained
18 Health Care System A health care system includes agencies and institutions where people seek treatment for health problems or assistance with maintaining or promoting their health
19 Health Care System (cont d) Primary care: services provided by first health care professional or agency a person contacts Secondary care: services to which primary caregivers refer clients for consultation and additional testing
20 Health Care System (cont d) Tertiary care: services provided at hospitals or medical centers Extended care: services that meet health needs of clients who no longer require acute hospital care Rehabilitation; skilled nursing care in a person s home or a nursing home; hospice care for dying clients
21 Health Care Services Include those that offer health prevention, diagnosis, treatment, or rehabilitation The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 45.8 million citizens do not have access to health care
22 Financing Health Care Government-funded health care Medicare o Prospective payment system: reimburses hospitals on a fixed-rate basis derived from the diagnosticrelated group Medicaid
23 Question Is the following statement true or false? Part B in Medicare is purchased for an additional fee and covers physician services, outpatient hospital care, laboratory tests, durable medical equipment, and other selected services.
24 Answer True. Part B in Medicare is purchased for an additional fee and covers physician services, outpatient hospital care, laboratory tests, durable medical equipment, and other selected services.
25 Managed Care Managed care organizations: private insurers carefully plan and closely supervise distribution of clients health care services; reduces health care costs
26 Types of Managed Care Organizations Health maintenance organizations (HMOs) Referred provider organizations (PPOs) Capitation: third emerging managed care organization s (MCO) financial strategy
27 Controlling Escalating Health Costs Prospective payment systems Health maintenance organizations (HMO) Preferred provider organizations (PPO) Capitation
28 Outcomes of Structured Reimbursement Shifted economic and decision-making power from hospitals and physicians to insurance companies Integrated delivery systems: networks that provide a full range of health care services in a highly coordinated, cost-effective manner
29 National Health Goals Healthy People 2010: ongoing national health-promotion effort Emphasis: improving quality of life, not just increasing life expectancy; improving community health services to reduce disparities in disadvantaged populations
30 Nursing Team Five common management patterns Functional nursing, case method, team nursing, primary nursing, and nurse managed care
31 Nursing Team (cont d) Functional nursing Each nurse on a client unit is assigned specific tasks Used less often; focus is more on completing task rather than caring for individual clients
32 Case method Nursing Team (cont d) One nurse manages all care a client or group of clients needs; used in home health, public health, and community mental health nursing Nurses: case managers
33 Team nursing Nursing Team (cont d) Nursing personnel divide clients into groups and complete their care together Organized and directed by team leader; conferences are an important part
34 Nursing Team (cont d) Primary nursing Admitting nurse assumes responsibility for planning client care and evaluating the client s progress Remains responsible and accountable for specific clients until discharge
35 Nursing Team (cont d) Nurse managed care The nurse manager plans nursing care of clients based on their type of case or medical diagnosis Clinical pathway is used
36 Continuity of Health Care Continuity of care ensures: Client navigates complicated health care system with maximum efficiency and minimum frustration Client does not feel isolated, fragmented, or abandoned
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