The Clinical nurse specialist : perspectives on practice
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The Clinical nurse specialist : perspectives on practice
（A Wiley medical publication）
Wiley, c1987
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
This comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of clinical specialization discusses in depth each clinical specialist's role in a variety of settings, while giving particular attention to the skills necessary to perform each role. The history of the clinical nurse specialist (CNS) is short, but the need is great in today's health care delivery system. This book covers the several roles played by the CNS, as expert clinician, teacher, consultant and researcher. Topics covered include historical perspectives, development of the role, marketing yourself as a CNS, possibilities and predictions. Numerous case studies show the CNS at work.
Table of Contents
- The CNS: Historical Perspectives
- The CNS: Development of the Role
- Case Study
- Marketing Yourself as a CNS
- Power, Politics, and Leadership
- The CNS as Practitioner
- Case Study
- The CNS as Teacher
- The CNS as Consultant
- The CNS as Researcher
- Evaluation of the CNS Role
- Possibilities and Predictions
- Index.
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