A.

Philosophy of CHN
A philosophy is defined as a system of beliefs that provides a basis for a
guides action. A philosophy provides the direction and describes the whats,
the whys, and the hows of activities within a profession.
CHN Practice is guided by the following beliefs:
Humanistic values of the nursing profession upheld
Unique and distinct component of health care
Multiple factors of health considered
Active participation of clients encouraged
Nurse considers availability of resources
Interdependence among health team members practiced
Scientific and up-to-date
Tasks of CHN vary with time and place
Independence or self-reliance of the people is the end goal
Connectedness of health and development regarded