A critical review of public health technicians and nursing specialists and their contribution to community health

Abstract

Public Health technicians and nursing specialists are the communities' caretakers. Following this is an analysis of their preventive health education and community land works. Given these healthcare professionals' broad areas of work, this paper details how their work is multipurpose and essential in providing solutions to various aspects of public health within deprived and rural health facilities. The method of carrying out the research involved a study of literature on the delivery of health care and the roles and functions of public health technicians, nurses, and nursing specialists. This paper will establish that both existences are vital in enhancing the health wellness of the community members as they act as an interface between the institutions and the populaces. This review would want to see more effort put into acknowledging these roles that are so crucial in meeting public health goals.