Abstract

Public Health Nursing (PHN) stands at the forefront of community-centric healthcare, serving as a linchpin for health promotion, disease prevention, and the enhancement of overall well-being. This research article delves into the multifaceted realm of Public Health Nursing, examining its historical roots, core principles, evolving roles, and the critical impact it has on population health. By exploring key responsibilities, challenges, and emerging trends within the field, this article aims to underscore the indispensable role of Public Health Nursing in advancing public health goals and fostering resilient, healthy communities.