Theoretical Bases for Promoting Family Health

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Theoretical Bases for Promoting Family Health The Family as Client Theoretical Bases for Promoting Family Health

When you hear the word family, what do you think of When you hear the word family, what do you think of? How would you define your own family? Is your grandfather a member of your family? Your niece? Your neighbor? A friend?........ Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Although many different definitions exist, most family theorists agree that a family consists of two or more individuals who share a residence or live near one another; possess some common emotional bond; engage in interrelated social positions, roles, and tasks; and share a sense of affection and belonging. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

The family is a separate entity with its own structure, functions, and needs. In every society throughout history, the family is the most basic unit; so, too, in community health. It is the family, more than any other societal institution, that nurtures and shapes a society's members. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

The effectiveness of the community health nurse depends on knowing how to work with a family as a unit of care. This chapter examines the nature of families, family functioning, and family health. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

This information will increase the effectiveness of interventions with families at the primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of prevention (see Level of Prevention Matrix). Family functioning is defined as those behaviors or activities by family members that maintain the family and meet family needs, individual member needs, and society's view of family. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

There is a complex communication pattern of functioning among family members, and the quality of the pattern contribution to the health of the family. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Family health is concerned with how well the family functions together as a unit. It involves not only the health of the members and how they relate to other members, but also how well they relate to and cope with the community outside the family. In fact, family health, like individual health, ranges along a continuum from wellness to illness. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

A family may be at one point on that continuum now and at a much different point 6 months from now. Family health refers to the health status of a given family at a given point in time. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

First, each family is unique First, each family is unique. Each have their own distinct problems and strengths. Second, every family shares some universal characteristics with every other family. Five of the most important family universal characteristics for community health nursing are: Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Every family is a small social system. Every family has its own cultural values and rules. Every family has structure. Every family has certain basic functions. Every family moves through stages in its life cycle. These five universal of family life, are based on systems theory, sociologic theories, and theories of family development. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Attributes of Families as Social Systems: Many viewing families merely as collections of individuals. Systems theory offers some insights about how families operate as social systems. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

There are five attributes of open systems that help explain how families function: Families are interdependent. Families maintain boundaries. Families exchange energy with their environments. Families are adaptive. Families are goal-oriented. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Interdependence Among Members: All the members of a family are interdependent; each member's actions affect the other members. It is possible to illustrate the pattern of interactions between members using a family map (Fig. 22-1). This tool can reveal a great deal about the interdependence of family members. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Family Boundaries: Families as systems set and maintain boundaries: ego-boundaries, generation boundaries, and family – community boundaries (Barker, 1998). These boundaries, which result from shared experiences and expectations, link family members together in a bond that excludes the rest of the world. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

This process is called energy exchange. Family boundaries are semipermeable; although they provide protection and preservation of the family unit, they also allow selective linkage with the outside world. As open systems, in order to function adequately, families exchange materials or information with their environment (Friedman, Bowden, & Jones, 2003). This process is called energy exchange. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

They shift and change in response to internal and external forces. Adaptive Behavior: Families are adaptive, equilibrium-seeking systems. In accordance with their nature, families never stay the same. They shift and change in response to internal and external forces. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Goal-Directed Behavior: Families as social systems are goal directed. Families exist for a purpose-to establish and maintain a milieu that promotes the development of their members. To fulfill this purpose, a family must perform basic functions such as providing love, security, identity, a sense of belonging; assisting with preparation for adult roles in society; and maintaining order and control. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Family Culture: Family culture: is the acquired knowledge that family members use to interpret their experiences their and to generate behaviors that influence family structure and function. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Three aspects of family culture deserve special consideration: Family members share certain values that affect family behavior. Certain roles are prescribed and defined for family members. A family's culture determines its distribution and use of power. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Shared Values and Their Effect on Behavior: Although families share many broad cultural values drawn from the larger society in which they live, they also develop unique variants. Every family has its own set of values and rules for operation that can be considered as family culture (Barker, 1998). Such values. " Don’t' tell anyone about our problems". Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

A family that values free expression for every member engages comfortably in loud, noisy debates. Another family uses birth control based on belief's about human life and parental responsibility; another family chooses not to use birth control because the members hold a different set of values. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Prescribed Roles: Families distribute among their members all the responsibilities and tasks necessary to conduct family living. The responsibilities of breadwinner and homemaker, with their accompanying tasks, may belong to husband and wife, respectively, or may be shared if both husband and wife hold jobs outside the home. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

The intra-role functioning can be exceptionally taxing The intra-role functioning can be exceptionally taxing. A woman, may play the role of wife to her husband, daughter to her mother who lives with her, and mother to each of her children. The mother role may involve taking on several additional roles and responsibilities and varies with each child's needs. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

a more egalitarian basis. Power Distribution: Power -the possession of control, authority, or influence over others- assumes different patterns in each family. In some families, power is concentrated primarily in one member, in others, it is distributed on a more egalitarian basis. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Family Structures: Families come in many shapes and sizes. The varying family structures or compositions comprise the collective characteristics of individuals who make up a family unit (age, gender, and number). Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Traditional Families: Traditional family structures are those that are most familiar to us and that are most readily accepted by society. They include the nuclear family – husband, wife, and children living together in the same household. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

A nuclear – dyad "twoness" family consists of a husband and wife living together who have no children or who have grown children living outside the home. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Blended family. In this structure, single parents marry and raise the children from each of their previous relationships together. Single-parent families include one adult (either father or mother) caring for a child or children as a result of divorce, or the death of a spouse. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Implications for the Community Health Nurse: First, community health nurses: they must be prepared to work with all types of families and accept them. Second, the structure of an individual's family may change several times over a lifetime. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Family Functions: Families in every culture throughout history have engaged in similar functions: families always have produced children, physically maintained their members, protected their health, encouraged their education or training, given emotional support and acceptance, and provided supportive and nurturing care during illness. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Promoting affiliation. Providing socialization. Six functions are typically of families today and are essential for maintenance and promoting of family health: Providing affection. Providing security Instilling identity. Promoting affiliation. Providing socialization. Establishing controls (Duvall & Miller, 1985). Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

These tasks help promote the growth and development of family members These tasks help promote the growth and development of family members. Understanding these functions and how well individual families provide them enables the community health nurse to work effectively with each family at its level of functioning. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Family Life Cycle: Many of the characteristics and defined developmental stages of individual growth also apply to families. For example, it is known that families, while maintaining themselves as entities, change continuously. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Families inevitably grow and develop as the individuals within them mature and adapt to the demands of successive life changes. A family's composition, structures, set of roles, and network of interpersonal relationships change with passage of time. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Community nurses who are knowledgeable about this cycle can provide anticipatory guidance to families. For instance, while teaching prenatal care to a pregnant women, the nurse can help the soon-to-be mother anticipate the responsibility and costs of raising her child by helping her calculate child care needs that must be met. Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi

Stages of the Family Life Cycle: There are two broad stages in the family life cycle; one of expansion as new members are added and roles and relationships are increased, and one of contraction as family members leave to start lives of their own or age and die. …………………………………… Dr. Ashraf El-Jedi