Nursing 3310A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Sexual Identity, Transactional Sex, Meningitis

• School: Western University
• Department: Nursing
• Course: Nursing 3310A/B
• Professor: Abe Oudshoorn

Document Summary

I would like to acknowledge the history of the traditional territory in which we learn today: The anishinaabe peoples (also referred to as the three fires confederacy including; The haudenosaunee peoples (also known as the irogquoian people or the six nations including mohawk, oneida, cayuga, onondaga seneca, and tuscorora); The leni-lunaape peoples (also referred to as the delaware and or munsee) Explore and analyze the many contextual factors that influence the health of individuals and populations in regions of the world with limited resources. An important theme in the course is social justice: what is equitable and how nurses can impact health in a global context. As well, nurses preparation for working in global contexts, and health promotion and caring in global contexts will be addressed. No clear consensus on the terms and the terms have been combined international public health. International health is ofen used interchangeable with global health.