Office of Nursing
Publications and Manuals
Documentation of Nursing License and Certification, July 1, 2008
Statewide Standard List, Abbreviations, Acronyms and Symbols, October 2010
A Mentoring Program for Public Health Nurses 
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DCH), Division of Public Health, Office of Nursing has collaborated with the DHR Office of Human Resource Management and Development (OHRMD) in the development of the Mentoring Program for Public Health Nurses as a key component of the recruitment and retention plan for public health nurses (PHNs). It is hoped that mentoring may provide one means by which the current crisis in recruiting and retaining public health nurses may be addressed, thereby ensuring a competent and professional nursing workforce for the citizens of Georgia.
Georgia Public Health Nursing Practice and Education Workgroup Tool Kit
This tool kit was developed by the Georgia Public Health Nursing Practice and Education Workgroup (GaPEW) to facilitate the development of local and/or regional workgroups in order to accomplish three goals: 1) to enhance the preparation of public health nurses, 2) to strengthen the practice of public health nursing in Georgia and 3) to address both practice and academic issues unique to public health and the profession of nursing. The tool kit contains information about the benefits of participating, the history of the GaPEW and the fundamentals of managing and sustaining a local workgroup.
Public Health Nursing Handbook 2005
This is a resource handbook for Georgia's public health nurses that contains information about education programs in schools of nursing and schools of public health. It is filled with ideas, tips, financial aid resources and information that will help you, or a public health nurse colleague, achieve professional nursing education goals.
History of Public Health Nursing in Georgia 1898-2002
Georgia public health nursing has a strong legacy of responding to the health needs of communities by providing clinical services to individuals and families, participating in community-based initiatives and making a difference in the health of populations. To recognize the first one-hundred years of service and to focus on the work of public health nurses as major partners for health, the Georgia Department of Public Health Office of Nursing convened a committee that developed this rich history. This document represents the first published history of Georgia public health nursing. It is a tribute to the public health nurses in Georgia who have pioneered, engineered and forged the way for the rest of us. We owe them a huge debt for building the public's trust and providing a guide for our current and future practice. This document offers wisdom about
the past and inspiration for public health in the 21st century.
Drug Dispensing Procedure 2011
Nurse Protocol Manual 2012 (Sections)
Tuberculosis(Revised)
Child Health:
Nurse Protocol Manual 2012 (Full Version)
Nurse Protocol Manual 2012 (Sections)
Biologic and Chemical Agent Protocols 2004
Fact sheets providing brief clinical information, treatment protocols, and precautionary guidelines for a number of biologic and chemical agents, including Anthrax, Botulism, Brucellosis, Pneumonic Plague, Q Fever, Ricin Intoxication, Smallpox, Tularemia, Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers, and others.
Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement for Public Health Nursing Manual 2010 (Full Version)
Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement for Public Health Nursing Manual 2010
(Sections)
The purpose of the Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement for Public Health Nursing Manual is to provide specific standards, measurement tools and processes for improving the quality of public health nursing practice in Georgia. This manual is to be used during Phase III of the multi-phase Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement initiative.
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