Public Health Nursing & Interventions

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Across
  1. 1. Key:
  2. 3. (8 letters): A difference in health outcomes across different groups or regions.
  3. 4. (6 letters): Laws and regulations that affect public health delivery and access to care.
  4. 5. (10 letters): Public health nurses use this to access health information and share prevention strategies.
  5. 6. (6 letters): Ensuring populations can reach healthcare services, often impacted by social determinants.
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  7. 11. (10 letters): Rules and standards that guide healthcare delivery and public health safety.
Down
  1. 2. (12 letters): Actions taken by public health nurses to improve health outcomes in a community.
  2. 4. (12 letters): A key role for public health nurses in emergencies, ensuring community safety.
  3. 7. (10 letters): Public health focuses on this kind of health, rather than individual health.
  4. 9. (8 letters): Specific targets for improving health across the U.S., set every 10 years.
  5. 10. (6 letters): The primary focus of public health interventions.