Oxford handbook of primary care and community nursing
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Oxford handbook of primary care and community nursing
（Oxford handbooks in nursing）（Oxford medical publications）
Oxford University Press, 2014
2nd ed
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"The indispensable companion to excellence in nursing - written by nurses for nurses"--P. [1] of cover
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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Fully updated and revised for its second edition, the Oxford Handbook of Primary Care and Community Nursing is the essential guide to caring for patients in primary care and the community. Concise, easy-to-use, and comprehensive, this handbook ensures that the reader has the skills and knowledge required by any nurse working in modern primary and community care which cuts across different speciality and care settings.
Chapters range from common adult health problems to vulnerable groups with extra needs, medicine management, and nurse prescribing. The handbook includes information on how health and social care services are organised and funded, from common technical care procedures to complex situations requiring practical, concise guidance. This is the essential guide to all aspects of the nurse's role. For the new edition material on end of life care has been revised and expanded, with more focus on care
of dying children. It also includes new clinical topics such as nursing technology, dependent children at home, and frailty.
All chapters have been written and reviewed by primary care nurses and other experts directly engaged in current practice and research. Providing an accessible and instant resource for everyday nursing, and a benchmark of good practice, the Oxford Handbook of Primary Care and Community Nursing is a unique and invaluable companion for all health care professionals working in the primary care and community setting.
Table of Contents
- 1. The health of the UK population
- 2. Nursing in primary care
- 3. Quality and risk management
- 4. Approaches to individual health needs assessment
- 5. Medicine management and nurse prescribing
- 6. Child health promotion
- 7. Child and adolescent common health problems
- 8. Adult health promotion
- 9. Vulnerable groups with extra needs
- 10. Care provision
- 11. Care of people with long-term conditions
- 12. Common adult health problems
- 13. First aid and emergencies
- 14. Useful information
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