3 guides on this topic
Family health
What each family health question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
Which do you prefer and why is not a courtesy question. The post has to end in a defended choice, and the strongest defences come from the setting you actually work in.
The third requirement is the one with a real answer available: whether this tool could actually be used in your practice, which depends on time, literacy and what happens to the output.
Three family theories for public health nursing
Family health
Three theories, each with strengths and weaknesses, and then a defended choice. The choice is the graded part, and it has to turn on what public health nursing actually does — work with populations of families, not one family at a time.