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245 0 0 _aFoundations of nursing practice :
_bfundamentals of holistic care /
_cedited by Chris Brooker,
250 _aSecond edition.
260 _aBoston, Massachusetts:
_bMosby Elsevier, Credo Reference,
_c2013.
300 _axi, 663 p. :
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_c28 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 _aSection 1 Health, nursing and healthcare systems. 1 Understanding health and health promotion 2 Evolution of contemporary nursing 3 Health and social care delivery systems. Section 2 Professional practice. 4 Learning and teaching 5 Evidence-based practice and research 6 Legal issues that impact on nursing practice 7 The NMC Code of conduct and applied ethical principles. Section 3 Nursing and lifespan implications. 8 Impact of lifespan on nursing interventions 9 Relationship, helping and communication skills 10 Sleep, rest and complementary and alternative medicine 11 Stress, anxiety and coping 12 Loss and bereavement. Section 4 Developing person-centred nursing skills. 13 Safety in nursing practice 14 The nursing process, holistic assessment and baseline observations 15 Preventing the spread of infection 16 Personal care, sensory impairment and unconsciousness 17 Breathing and circulation 18 Mobility and immobility 19 Promoting hydration and nutrition 20 Elimination of urine: care and promoting continence 21 Elimination of faeces: care and promoting continence 22 Promoting the safe administration of medicines 23 Pain management minimizing the pain experience 24 Caring for the person having surgery 25 Wound management Multiple choice questions Self-test questions and answers
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700 1 _aWaugh, Anne.
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