| Avtor/Urednik | Milavec, Dragica | |
| Naslov | Zdravstvena nega in oskrba v slovenski vojski | |
| Prevedeni naslov | Military nursing in Slovenia | |
| Tip | članek | |
| Vol. in št. | Letnik 47, št. 1 | |
| Leto izdaje | 2013 | |
| Obseg | str. 90-96 | |
| ISSN | 1318-2951 - Obzornik Zdravstvene Nege | |
| Jezik | slv | |
| Abstrakt | V okviru vojaškega zdravstva zdravstvena nega deluje na primarnem in sekundarnem nivoju zdravstvene oskrbe. Naloga zdravstvene nege je skrb za ohranjanje in krepitev zdravja, pomoč posameznemu vojaku in širši skupnosti pri reševanju aktualnih in potencialnih zdravstvenih problemov, kar lahko vpliva na zdravje pripadnikov Slovenske vojske in Ministrstva za obrambo. Primarni nivo zdravstvene nege in oskrbe se izvaja v ambulantah vojašnic Slovenske vojske in v predbolnišničnem okolju, ko se postavi terenski Role-1. Drugi nivo zdravstvene oskrbe omogoča mobilni kirurški reševalni center (Role-2 LM). S sprejetjem države Slovenije v zvezo NATO so se v doktrini združene zdravstvene podpore pojavile nove obveznosti in dolžnosti. Tako je nastal dokument o poklicnih kompetencah in aktivnostih zdravstvene nege v Slovenski vojski, ki ga je v sodelovanju z Delovno skupino za pripravo kompetenc v zdravstveni in babiški negi pripravila Vojaška zdravstvena služba.Nursing within the context of the Slovenian armed forces provides services on both the first and secondary level of health care. The role of nursing is to maintain and promote health, provide help and support to each member of the armed forces as well as larger community in solving current and potential health problems, which results in the overall health of the Slovenian armed forces and Ministry of Defence employees. Primary care nursing is provided in out-patient clinics of the Slovenian armed forces and in the pre-clinical settings with Role 1 medical support facilities. The second level of health care is provided by the Role 2 Light Manoeuvre (Role-2 LM) The Nato membership dictates new obligations and duties outlined in the Allied Joint Medical Support Doctrine. As a result, a new document on professional competences and activities of nursing care in the Slovenian armed forces was designed by the Military Health Service in collaboration with the Work group for the development of core competency standards in nursing and midwifery care. | |
| Proste vsebinske oznake | vojska zdravstvena nega kompetence vojaški bolničar armed forces nursing competences military nurse |