Adult nursing preparing for practice : preparing for practice
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Adult nursing preparing for practice : preparing for practice
Hodder Arnold, 2012
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A complete resource for your career in nursing; this book gives you a sound knowledge basis for effective care and best practice in hospital and community settings and, alongside this, explores the many routes your professional development can take.
Part one explores the key aspects of the journey from commencing your adult nursing studies to becoming a consultant practitioner, researcher, manager or teacher, with the focus always on developing the best possible care.
Part two looks at the five major care themes: first contact, access and urgent care; supporting long term and palliative care; acute and critical hospital care; mental health and psychosocial care; and public health and primary care. A holistic and practical approach draws together research, policy guidelines, and nurse and patient experiences.
A companion website provides annotated weblinks to useful resources, PowerPoint presentations, interactive MCQs, and an 'ask the authors' feature.
Presents the best evidence for practice
Reflects UK policy directions and global health trends
Text features include clinical case studies, patient perspectives, key points, colour illustrations and activities to aid learning
Highlights career pathways and key areas for continuing professional development
Table of Contents
The world of nursing in modern day healthcare: Planning your nursing career -pathways, options, and key roles in modern nursing. Developing skilled professional practice. Developing expert practice. Care themes and careers in Nursing: First contact, access and urgent care. The acute care of older people. Supporting long-term care and palliative care. Critical care, critical challenges, critical choices. Mental health and psychosocial care. Public health and primary care.
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