Published Resources
Challenges and Opportunities for Integrating Community Health in Nurse
Practitioner Education (2000) - is a report of the first cohort of the
Faculty-to-Faculty Mentoring Program in Community Health, highlighting the
issues involved in the integration of community health content into nurse
practitioner programs.
Community Health and Nurse Practitioner Education (2003) - the final report of the Faculty-to-Faculty Mentoring Program in Community Health, it includes community health project reports from the third cohort of faculty participants.
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Bibliography
This bibliography lists key articles in community health from nursing as well as other disciplines. It is not considered an inclusive list of all pertinent articles, but rather is a starting point for faculty as they develop their own reference lists. If you would like to suggest other publications to be included on this page, please contact the NONPF office.
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