Clinical Activity – Community as Partner Worksheet
Clinical Activity – Community as Partner Worksheet
| Identify the community assets and needs:
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| Interact with all the citizens and locations. Write down what additional information you would like to gather to gain greater insight.
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| Develop an interview guide: How would you introduce yourself during a key informant interview? What other questions would you ask to gain further insight? | |
| Provide rationale for each question asked. | |
| Identify the various services and their associated sectors in Sentinel City® Canada. | |
| Analysis | |
| Map the network or interactions among the citizens and services available to citizens to deepen your analysis of the relationships of the resources and needs. |
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| Identify individual and community strengths. |
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| Recognize a specific health issue related to a priority population with rationale. | |
| Collaborative Approach | |
| Describe a collaborative approach with the priority population to address health issues. | |
- Collaborative partnerships with community members are a foundational competence in working with communities. When partnering with other sectors or groups collaborative relationships will enable communities to take action on issues.
- Review citizens interviewed in community assessment.
- Formulate follow-up interview questions for specific populations and relevant sector.
- Map social networks between citizens and link to relevant sectors.
- Continue to analyze collected data to deepen your understanding of population health and health equity.
- Explore how to collaborate with populations and sectors on a health issue.
- Reading or review the following resources:
- Community Toolbox (2020). Section 21. Conducting interviews. https://ctb.ku.edu/en/table-of-contents/assessment/assessing-community-needs-and-resources/conduct-interviews/example
- Community Toolbox (2020). Identifying community assets and resources. https://ctb.ku.edu/en/table-of-contents/assessment/assessing-community-needs-and-resources/identify-community-assets/main
- Reading or review the following resources:
- Vollman, A. (2020). Chapter 15: A model to guide practice. In Vollman, A., Anderson, E., & McFarlane, J. (Ed.), Canadian community as partner: Theory and multidisciplinary practice. (pp. 207-220). Wolters Kluwer.
- Yiu, L. (2020). Community nursing process. In L. Leeseberg Stamler, L. Yiu, A. Dosani, J. Etowa & C. Van Daalen-Smith’s (Eds.), Community health nursing. A Canadian perspective (pp. 249-270). Pearson Canada Inc.
- Students will interview all 13 citizens. The interview can be found under the tab “Character Questions”. While listening to the answers, write down what else you would need to ask to obtain a more comprehensive picture. What would your interview guide look like to get more information about the main issues this citizen has talked about? (e.g., homelessness, living with a disability)
- Review the citizen’s stories and various sectors in Sentinel City® Canada.
- Complete the Clinical Activity- Working with Community Members.
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