Solution-focused nursing : rethinking practice
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Solution-focused nursing : rethinking practice
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Introduces an innovative approach to nursing practice. Solution-focused nursing is a practical philosophy which emphasizes change at three levels: the client, nursing and society. It teaches three principles: to be cautious of dominant paradigms, to focus not only on problems but solutions too, and to work with and for clients rather than on them.
Table of Contents
- PART ONE: PRINCIPLES OF SOLUTION FOCUSED NURSING .- An Introduction To Solution Focused Nursing
- M.McAllister.- Cultural Roots and New Developments in Nursing
- M.Clinton.- The Spirit of SFN: Making Change at Three Levels
- M.McAllister.- PART TWO: CONTEXTS OF NURSING CARE Families in Transition: Early Parenting
- J.Rowe & M.Barnes.- Working It Out Together: Being Solution-Focused in the Way we Nurse with Children and Their Families
- B.Carter.- Learning Disabilities and Solution Focused Nursing
- M.Musker.- Youth Work
- M.McAllister.- Expanding Nurses' Capabilities in Acute Care
- A.Henderson.- Solution-Focused Mental Health Nursing
- K.Walsh & C.Moss.- Solution-Focused Nursing with Survivors of Sexual Violence: A Cultural Context
- M.De Chesnay .- Living With Chronic Illness
- G.Gardner & A.Gardner.- Transitions in Aging: A Focus on Dementia Care Nursing
- T.Adams & W.Moyle Facilitating Family, Friends and Community Transition Through The Experience of Loss
- P.Morrison.- Helping Other People to be Solution Focused
- M.McAllister.- Index.
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