Aspects of Community Health introduces a range of views on community nursing and health care. The book illustrates how nursing science can be applied to community health care and remains one of the most widely used in the field of nursing. This edition contains two extra chapters, with eight of the previous nine chapters having been completely reworked and updated. The language, content, and case studies are easily accessible to non-health care students (e.g. social science students with an interest in community health) without compromising the detail required by health care students.

1. Philosophy and development of public health and community health in South Africa; 2. The foundations of community health; 3. Perspectives on international health care delivery; 4. Management of community health services; 5. Community health practice; 6. Management of the health of different age groups throughout the lifespan; 7. Community assessment; 8. Managing chronic health problems; 9. Communicable health problems