Education: Ph. Angela Kueny has been a assistant professor in the nursing department since Teaching experiences include both theory-based classroom education and clinical rotations in the community setting.
The study of the community and its population groups. Focus on levels of prevention in the use of the nursing process to promote, maintain and protect the health of individuals, groups and communities. The caring process is emphasized. Clinical experience is in schools, agencies, and community groups providing services in Northeast Iowa.
A study and analysis of economic, social, political and ethical factors that affect management of human, technological, and financial resources in health service organizations.
Includes the historical development of health care delivery and reform issues in the U. There will be a particular focus on strategic and operational management of hospitals, long-term care facilities and home health care agencies. Rural versus urban issues will also be addressed. The research process as a problem-solving sub-tool of caring is studied. Research designs are examined, and students will begin the senior project. My primary contribution to science thus far stems from my dissertation work.
Amish families use complementary health strategies and collaborate with biomedical providers for the care of their children. The findings are dynamic but describe a holistic perspective toward caring for children, viewing illness, and prioritize community methods of treatment over biomedical treatments. When health care providers collaborated well with families, the health outcomes of children were improved.
