ABSTRACT The Public Health Intervention Wheel is a practice model for public health nursing that encompasses three levels of practice and 17 public health interventions. We mapped three public health nurse‐led workstreams against the Public Health Intervention Wheel to help us describe the scope of our nursing practice and highlight areas for further development, whilst also testing the Wheel. The Wheel was a successful tool for evaluating the components of our work and helped us identify the strength and weaknesses of our workstreams. By using our work to test the Wheel, we identified that research and evaluation could be considered as a public health intervention within future iterations of the model.
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