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Political Nursing

Political Process and Health Policy in Nursing

QuestionAnswer
Possession and control of authority to influence others Power
Expertise, Information, Connections, and Numbers are a source of Power
The largest group of healthcare workers Nursing
Set of principles directing activity toward specific goal Policy
Direction for decision-making Policy
Course of action among alternatives Policy
Deals with "oughts" and "shoulds" Policy
"oughts" and "shoulds" are examples of Values
Process of exerting influence over events or the actions of others Politics
Influencing the allocation of scarce resources in a competitive arena Politics
Process of influencing policy development Political process
Process designed to influence public to vote in a particular way on an issue or a candidate Campaigning
Alliances of individuals or groups who unite to address common interest Coalitions
Defined set of principles used to guide activities to safeguard & promote the health of the public Health Care Policy
Concerted effort to influence legislators to take certain positions on prospective bills Lobbying
Policy that is intended to promote the welfare of the general public Social policy
The way in which society or elected representatives allocate and distribute political and economic resources to meet the health needs of the people Public Health Policy
Those involved in development of a policy or who will be affected by a policy Stakeholders
Name given to a group organized to elect political candidates or advance the outcome of a political issue or legislation Political Action Committee (PAC)
Political activism include which three points? Politics start locally Wield voting power Work within organizations
ANA, NCNA, ANS, specialty group are examples of what? PACs
Goals of coalition include: Influence/develop public policy Find solutions
Address urgent situation Reason to form coalition.
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