Clinical Nursing Practices Elizabeth Jamieson (Editor), Janice M. McCall (Editor), Lesley A. Whyte

By:

Jamieson,Elizabeth

Language: English Publication details: Edinburg Churchill Livingstone 2007Edition: 5thDescription: 409 pagesISBN:

9780443102707

Subject(s):

Nursing

DDC classification:

610.73 JAM

Summary: This well-known text provides guidelines for over 40 common nursing procedures carried out by carers in a variety of settings. The development of competence in these practices is one of the most important aspects of pre-registration programmes, and this is one of the few UK-based texts that takes an educational approach to these practices as opposed to a purely procedure-driven approach. As in previous editions, the emphasis is on a holistic approach with the recognition that each patient is a unique individual. Each procedure contains rationale and information for patient education in addition to step by step guidance.

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This well-known text provides guidelines for over 40 common nursing procedures carried out by carers in a variety of settings. The development of competence in these practices is one of the most important aspects of pre-registration programmes, and this is one of the few UK-based texts that takes an educational approach to these practices as opposed to a purely procedure-driven approach. As in previous editions, the emphasis is on a holistic approach with the recognition that each patient is a unique individual. Each procedure contains rationale and information for patient education in addition to step by step guidance.

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