TOPIC: Identify and define the community you are assessing: What…

Question Answered step-by-step TOPIC: Identify and define the community you are assessing: What… TOPIC:Identify and define the community you are assessing: What are the parameters of your selected community?1. Why have you chosen this community as the focus for this particular assessment?2. What kind of assessment would you do in order to meet your needs for the future development of a community development.3. Why would you do this type of assessment, i.e., what is your rationale? Where would you go for information and why? * Be specific about where you would find/access information for your community assessment – and why you selected these sources etc…Ask yourself the following questions:1. What is going on in the selected community?2. What are the identified community’s strengths and/or challenges (or limitations)?3. What organizations or services may already be involved &/or available in this community?4. Who are the stakeholders? How would you communicate with these people about the issue/s?Stakeholders: People and/or groups who have a stake or interest in this issue/s. 5. Whose ideas or ‘voices’ may not be heard regarding this issue?6. How might you engage/include them in the community assessment process?7. What are the strengths and limitations of the approach/es you chose for this community assessment? Is there anything that the strategies you have identified will not give you? Are there any other strategies that you could have used?8. What are the advocacy and ethical considerations? NOTE: Fully reference course concepts, theory, strategies, and approaches to support your community assessment.  Health Science Science Nursing NLM 204 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)