This document discusses nursing infectious disease prevention. It involves determining the number of patients diagnosed with infections through infection prevention surveillance and an annual risk assessment. This is to plan patient care needs for infection control. It also discusses the importance of public health and social services agencies in sustaining community health through examples. Finally, it prompts describing a public health policy of the practicum organization, potential issues, research opportunities, and funding related to supporting the organization's mission.

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Prevention Planning, Infection Prevention Surveillance, Annual Risk Assessment. This is to
determine how many patient have been diagnosed with any infections and what plan of
care is needed for infectious control.Review the roles of public health and social service
agencies in a community setting. What is the importance of these roles in sustaining the
health of the community? Use examples within your answer to support your statements.
Keep in mind all postings should be substantive and well supported with examples, details,
and evidence. One-word responses are not appropriate.Describe at least one public health
policy related to the public health agency where you have started, or plan to start, your
practicum. What are potential policy issues, administrative concerns, research
opportunities and funding mechanisms concerning this policy? Within your answer
consider the following:How has this policy’s issues and concerns affected the overall
mission of your organization?Are opportunities for public health research, which are
related to this policy, supported by your organization?How are the programs within your
organization funded and would this policy affect this?Justify your rationale with supportive
evidence. Keep in mind all postings should be substantive and well supported with
examples, details, and evidence. One-word responses are not appropriate.