Nursing in Care Homes 2e

Nursing in Care Homes 2e

by Nazarko Nazarko (Author)

Synopsis

Nursing in Care Homes is a practical guide for nurses of all levels working in care homes. It is directly relevant to everyday practice and covers clinical issues such as continence care, wound care, infection control, and nutrition, as well as information on a wide range of issues including legal requirements, care home standards, and liasing with social and health care services. The revised and updated second edition includes new chapters on maximising abilities, risk management, stroke, and diabetes and calls upon the recommendations of the National Service Framework for Older People and the requirements of the Care Standards Act (2002). Concise and easy to follow, Nursing in Care Homes is an essential guide to skilled professional care for all nurses in care homes. It will also be invaluable to nursing students undertaking their placements in care homes.

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
Pages: 416
Edition: 2
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 09 Oct 2002

ISBN 10: 0632052260
ISBN 13: 9780632052264

Media Reviews
Review of First Edition: Linda Nazarkoa s book focuses specifically on the care of the older person in the nursing home environment (and) is designed to be used as a guide in everyday practice. Professional Nurse a Nursing in Nursing Homesa ought to be prominently displayed at the nursesa station in every nursing home...The content is written with a simplicity and sensitivity that renders it both readable and memorable Nursing Standard Review of Second Edition: For me, the most user friendly book I have read this month is Nursing in Care Homes by Linda Nazarko. This book is probably as useful to those nurses in primary care trusts, who are working increasingly with nursing home nurses, as it is for nursing home nurses themselves.
Author Bio
Linda Nazarko MSc, BSc (Hons) RN, FRCN has more than 18 years experience in nursing homes. She was awarded a fellowship of the Royal College of Nursing (FRCN), the Royal College of Nursing's highest honour, for her exceptional contribution to the advancement of the art and science of nursing older people. She is currently Director of Nursing at Nightingale, Europe's largest nursing home, which is home to 300 people, and Visiting Senior Lecturer at South Bank University. She continues to hold office at national level and lectures and writes both nationally and internationally.