Журнал общественного и общественного здравоохранения сестринского дела

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Screening as Secondary Prevention: A Concept Analysis

Margriet Latour

Background and Purpose: A concept analysis should occur when there is a deficiency in understanding a concept. The intent is to develop further the concept for a thorough interpretation and use of the concept throughout the literature. Screening as secondary prevention is clarified for future use in nursing practice.

Methods: The Walker and Avant method was used for this concept analysis.

Results: Clarification of Screening for secondary prevention

Implications for Practice: This concept analysis will enhance communication between healthcare professionals, including nurses, providers, public health representatives, and other healthcare staff, and the patients and populations with whom they work to eradicate obstacles to screenings for health and wellness. This will ultimately amplify nursing practice and education to help nurses better address patient health