Nursing Practice: Hospital and Home -- The Adult

by Josephine (Tonks) N. Fawcett BSc(Hons) MSc RN R (Editor), Margaret F. Alexander CBE BSc PhD RN RM RNT (Editor), Phyllis J. Runciman BSc MSc MPhil RN RM RHV (Editor)

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  Paperback
  2006

  $4.24

  This is the most comprehensive UK Adult Nursing core text, now in its third edition, for the next generation of nurses. This best selling textbook has been revised and updated to present the knowledge and skills required for competent, evidence-based nursing practice, whilst maintaining the thorough approach that was welcomed in the first two editions. The book remains the core text of choice for students of adult nursing. The third edition continues to reflect the issues and challenges for nursing practice in an era of rapid developments in diagnosis, therapy and care. As always, the importance of the patient as partner in care is emphasised. The three section format which has proved so effective is retained, progressing from a broad systems approach to more detail on specific patient concerns and nursing issues. Ample cross-referencing encourages links between the sections: Section One - care of patients with common disorders; Section Two - common patient problems and related nursing care; and Section Three - now entitled - nursing patients with special challenges. This text is an invaluable resource, not only for student nurses, but also for qualified nurses, those returning to practice and nurse educators.

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  Paperback
  1994

  $3.29

  This text has been composed and organized largely in response to market research among teachers and students of nursing. The book contains high quality illustrtions, tinted boxes containing key points, nursing care plans, research abstracts, case histories and self-assessment questions to aid understanding and application to nursing practice. The book is suitable for nurse students on the Project 2000 Common Foundation Programme (CFP - the pre-registration training for novice P2000 nurses), but is is mainly aimed at nurses who, following the basic CFP training, have opted for the Adult Branch of the CFP.