Abstract

Health education is a fundamental component of public health that aims to enhance individuals' and communities' understanding of health-related topics to foster better health practices and prevent disease. Community nurses are pivotal in delivering effective health education, addressing a wide range of subjects including nutrition, chronic disease management, and preventive care. This paper explores the integral role of community nurses in health education, highlighting their strategies for promoting healthy behaviors, managing chronic conditions, and implementing preventive measures. By utilizing tailored educational approaches and engaging with diverse populations, community nurses contribute significantly to improving public health outcomes. Through case studies and current practices, this paper underscores the importance of health education in shaping healthier communities and reducing the burden of disease.