Community Health Care Nursing

by David Sines (Editor)

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  Paperback
  1995

  $3.25

  The face of community health care nursing is changing rapidly. New frameworks and action plans set up by the Government and the UKCC are necessitating the development of specialist community health practitioners who possess a range of skills to work across the health care domain, whilst focusing on specific areas of practice. The editor and his staff have implemented a new curriculum framework which encompasses these new competencies. This text explains the new competencies, whether common core, specialist or advanced, and provides skill-mix reviews of the rationalization of the organization and provision of primary health care tams and their members. It should be a useful reference resource for students, current practitioners and curriculum planners.

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $3.25

  Designed for post-registration community nurses and pre-registration nurses who want to work in the community, this text covers the common core of the community nurses' education programme, from the primary health care background to the main issues affecting community health care. The book also covers such current issues as changes in the NHS, health promotion and health education, needs assessment, risk identification, and ethical and research issues.