Caring for Aggregate Group in the Community
Keywords:
Nursing care management, Aggregate group, Community health nurseAbstract
Aggregate group is the significant group in the community which community health nurse plays the vital role in caring for healthy community. This article is aimed to introduce significance and concepts of caring for aggregate group in the community including examples of community nurses’ roles in caring for five aggregate groups (i.e., women and early childhood group, school age child group, adolescence group, adult group, and older person group). Therefore, caring for aggregate group is essential in community health nursing since healthy aggregate will reach to healthy community in the future.
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