Nurse / patient relationship Books
Sage Publications Ltd Essential Clinical Skills in Nursing
Book SynopsisYour complete solution for modern clinical skills education Accompanied by over 25 videos and written by an experienced team of nursing educators and practitioners, this innovative textbook will support your clinical skills training across all years of your degree. Taking a holistic and inclusive approach, the book presents both the theory, rationale and ‘how to’ of each procedure, as well as crucial interconnected skills such as communication, clinical reasoning and person-centred practice. Written in clear, straightforward language and mapped to the NMC Future Nurse Standards, the book delivers a complete solution for mastering the essential clinical skills you need as a student and registered nurse. How will the book support my learning? · Offers access to more than 25 videos alongside the text, demonstrating clinical skills in practice, from oxygen administration to venepuncture, cannulation and more · Structured around the 2018 NMC standards procedures annexe providing full curriculum coverage · Draws on over 30 case study scenarios and ‘voices’ from real pre-registration nursing students that bring clinical skills to life · Includes over 60 activities, key term definitions and other features to hone your understanding through self-testing, reflection and critical thinking · Relevant to students across all four fields of nursing Table of ContentsPart I Essential Knowledge for Clinical Skills Chapter 1 Evidence-Based Practice and Clinical Skills - Libor Hurt Chapter 2 The Importance of Assessment - Deborah Rowberry, Pete Sewell and Wendy Churchouse Chapter 3 The Importance of Communication - Deborah Rowberry Part II Clinical Skills for Nursing Care Chapter 4 History Taking and Examinations - Lee Gauntlett and Peter Sewell Chapter 5 Dignity, Comfort, Rest and Sleep - Sarah Tait and Louise Giles, with Sarah Kingdom-Mills Chapter 6 Hygiene and Skin Integrity - Nicola Tingle and Nerys Williams, with Sarah Kingdom-Mills Chapter 7 Nutrition and Hydration - Helen Beckett and Lovely Sajan Chapter 8 Bladder and Bowel Health - Jemma Gustafson and Trudi Petersen Chapter 9 Mobility and Safety - Jamie Wheeler and Lovely Sajan, with Sarah Kingdom-Mills Chapter 10 Respiratory Care - Gabby Wilcox Chapter 11 Prevent and Manage Infection - Lisa Duffy, Lee Gauntlett and Libor Hurt Chapter 12 End of Life Care - Hywel Thomas, Deb McNee, Alison Young, Wendy Mashlan, Julie Hayes and Nicola Dawkins Chapter 13 Medicines Administration - Nicola Henwood
£85.50
Sage Publications Ltd Applied Social Science for Nursing Students
Book SynopsisWhat are the social sciences and how are they relevant to nursing? How can I apply them to my practice? This book introduces the essential social science that you need in order to register and practice effectively as a nurse. Contributions from the social sciences enable you to better understand the world view of your patients and service users, as well as the wider social, cultural and political landscape in which they live and you provide care. This book will help you apply this knowledge to your everyday practice. Be it providing holistic person-centred care, advocating for your patients and their communities, or contributing to service improvement, understanding the social sciences is key to a nursing career that truly makes a difference. Key features: - Fully mapped to the NMC standards of proficiency for registered nurses (2018) - Explores social science’s contribution to key aspects of your study including sociology, psychology, research, and health promotion - Case studies, activities and student insights illustrate theory and concepts in real life nursing practice Table of ContentsChapter 1: Social science informed nursing Chapter 2: Understanding individuals and their communities Chapter 3: Holistic care needs Chapter 4: Addressing inequalities and discrimination Chapter 5: Activism and politics Chapter 6: Population health Chapter 7: Social science research methods
£18.99
Nova Science Publishers Inc A Theory for Patient Advocacy: An Islamic Nursing
Book SynopsisPatient advocacy for all human beings is a fundamental ideal as it assures the patient their rights and their safety when admitted to a healthcare facility. Nursing as a healthcare profession is complicated by the fact that it is concerned with vulnerable human beings, and ethical principles which need to be considered when providing treatment, or care for the patient. The logic for this book is twofold, the first justification for authoring this text was to enlighten nurses and other healthcare professionals to reflect on a dilemma which affects patient care and safety. A quandary in the literature which has been named a "Theory-Practice-Ethics gap" (Mortell et al, 2013). Patient safety and high quality of care are fundamental facets related to all healthcare practices. When people are admitted to hospital, they just presume that they will receive safe, quality treatment from healthcare professionals who have a duty of care. Society does not expect to be put at risk or be harmed, since the principal goal of healthcare is to augment care, safety and wellbeing, and so optimize the quality of people's lives (Leape, 2015; Wilson et al, 2009). The second justification for authoring this book, was to present an important new theory and model for patient advocacy to the professional healthcare community. The generated theory, states that, if healthcare professionals incorporate their religious, cultural and family values into their humanitarian ideals, they will be effective as patient advocates. The advocacy model which was generated the following components of advocacy, "Vulnerable-acy", which was advocacy for the vulnerable, "Familial-acy", which was advocacy that a family member would provide to a loved one, "Cultural-acy" was linked to culture, such as ethnic awareness and sensitivity, "Religion-acy" was coupled with a Muslim's Islamic holy obligations, however, this concept can be adapted for any religion and religious beliefs and "Human-acy", which identified a person's humanity and must be provided by any member of the human race. The theory and model is therefore relevant for all healthcare professionals and providers, as it has a neoteric Islamic perspective that will hopefully guide nurses and health care professionals to reflect as advocates for their patients and the care that they provide.
£163.19
Templeton Foundation Press,U.S. What Do I Say?: Talking with Patients about
Book Synopsis Health care professionals, clergy, chaplains, social workers, and others who counsel people in medical crisis often find themselves faced with deeply painful questions: Why is this happening to me? Am I dying? Why should I live? I'm just a burden to others. Here is a workbook that suggests healing verbal responses to such expressions of spiritual pain. The accompanying DVD helps reinforce the lessons and exercises that integrate psychology, psychiatry, pastoral counseling, nursing, chaplaincy, and spiritual direction for whole person care. The author, an internationally recognized expert in spiritual caregiving, points out that wanting to help is one motivation for learning these skills, but there are also evidence-based reasons: helping patients express their innermost feelings promotes spiritual healing; spiritual health is related to physical and emotional health; spiritual coping helps patients accept and deal with their illness; and patients tend to want their health care professionals to know about their spirituality. Lessons, tips, and exercises teach how to listen effectively, with guidelines for detecting and understanding the spiritual needs embedded in patients' conversations. Suggestions are provided for verbal responses to patients who express spiritual distress, including tips for building rapport, using self-disclosure, and praying with patients. A FAQ section deals with frequently asked questions and miscellaneous information, such as: •What do I do when a patient talks on and on and I have to leave? •How do I answer a "why" question? •What do I say to a patient who believes a miracle will happen to cure them? •What if I'm not religious? How can I talk about it? By practicing and using these healing techniques, Taylor explains, healthcare professionals will be able to provide patients responses to their questions that allow them to become intellectually, emotionally, and physically aware of their spirituality so they can experience life more fully.
£16.19
Templeton Foundation Press,U.S. Spiritual Dimensions of Nursing Practice
Book Synopsis Ever since the first edition of Verna Benner Carson's Spiritual Dimensions of Nursing Practice went out of print, second-hand copies have been highly sought after by practitioners in the field and nursing school faculty who appreciated the comprehensive scope of the seminal work on spirituality and health. In this highly anticipated revised edition, Carson and her co-editor, Harold G. Koenig, have thoroughly revised and updated this classic in the field. The revised edition builds on the foundations laid in the first, providing perspectives on new research in the spiritual dimensions of nursing care, applying nursing theory to spiritual care, and addressing the spiritual needs of both nurses and patients. It also examines ethical issues in nursing and the impact of legal decisions on health care issues. Contributors address issues of spiritual development across the entire lifespan—from the spiritual needs and influences of the very young to the elderly, including those facing chronic illnesses or death. The volume takes a similarly broad approach in addressing spiritual issues from a variety of faith backgrounds—including both theistic and pantheistic religious practices, so that nurses can be prepared to meet the needs of patients from various religious traditions. Second to chaplains, nurses are the major providers of spiritual care, and no other book will serve their needs like Spiritual Dimensions of Nursing Practice.Table of Contents Preface / vii Part I Spirituality and the Nursing Profession / 1 1. Spirituality: Defining the Indefinable and Reviewing Its Place in Nursing / 3 Verna Benner Carson and Ruth Stoll 2. Religion, Spirituality, and Health: Understanding the Mechanisms / 33 Harold G. Koenig Part II Spirituality, Religion, and Health Care: Examining the Relationships / 63 3. Theism and Health Care / 65 Verna Benner Carson 4. Eastern Pantheism and Health Care / 86 Verna Benner Carson 5. The Legal Issues: Religion versus Health Care / 101 Patricia C. McMullen and Nayna D. C. Philipsen Part III Application of Theory to Spiritual Needs: What Does Spiritual Care Look Like? / 123 6. Spirituality: Identifying and Meeting Spiritual Needs / 125 Verna Benner Carson 7. The Psychospiritual Lives of Ill or Suffering Children and Adolescents: What We Should Know, What We Should Do / 154 Pat Fosarelli 8. Adult Spirituality for Persons with Chronic Illness / 193 Patricia E. Murphy, George Fitchett, and Andrea L. Canada 9. Spirituality and Elder Care / 236 Thomas E. DeLoughry 10. Spirituality in Death and Bereavement / 279 Miriam Jacik Part IV The Thread of Spirituality through Community, Ethics Work, and Education / 309 11. Spiritual Care in Communities / 311 Nancy Christine Shoemaker 12. Ethical Decision Making and Spirituality / 330 Gary Batchelor 13. Spirituality within Educational and Work Environments / 372 Elizabeth Arnold Contributors / 405 Index
£32.30
Templeton Foundation Press,U.S. Parish Nursing - 2011 Edition: Stories of Service
Book SynopsisThe engaging stories in Parish Nursing provide accessible and enjoyable accounts of real parish nurses, both paid and volunteer, who attend to the needs of their congregations in a variety of ways—from home, hospice, and hospital visits to community outreach. This revised edition gathers their stories of hearing and heeding God’s call, of their faith that they are doing the “right thing,” of their joys, sorrows, and challenges, and of their quiet dedication as they offer their time and talents to meet the needs of others. By offering inspiration and encouragement, along with a healthy dose of updated practical advice, this collection will make parish nursing theory come to life. These stories will honor practicing parish nurses, will guide the way for anyone contemplating parish nursing as a career, and will challenge church members and leaders to examine the role that their congregations play in health ministry—especially in meeting the long-term care needs of an aging population.
£23.47
American Academy of Pediatrics Adult Telephone Protocols: Office Version
Book SynopsisNow in it's 5th edition, this powerful decision-support tool will guide triagers thorough each call with the same step-by-step checklist organization and ease-of-use features as its companion resource, Pediatric Telephone Protocols. This comprehensive resource includes protocols that cover 95% of the most common adult complaints. Look here for triage guidelines ranging from everyday problems such as back pain, insect bites, and sunburn to more serious conditions such as breathing difficulty, seizures, and wound care. KEY FEATURES Completely updated and revised 6 new protocols—Anxiety and Panic Attack, Breast Symptoms, Coronavirus (COVID-19), Flank Pain, Hip Pain, and Shoulder Pain Triage guidance updated to include video visit options Table of Contents A Abdominal Pain (Female) Abdominal Pain (Male) Abdominal Pain (Menstrual Cramps) Abdominal Pain (Upper) Alcohol Abuse and Dependence Anaphylaxis Animal Bite Ankle and Foot Injury Ankle Pain Arm Pain Asthma Attack Athlete’s Foot B Back Injury Back Pain Bee or Yellow Jacket Sting Breast Symptoms Breathing Difficulty Burns C Cast Symptoms and Questions Chest Injury Chest Pain Cold Sores (Fever Blisters of Lip) Common Cold Confusion (Delirium) Constipation Coronavirus (COVID-19), Diagnosed or Suspected Cough D Depression Diabetes (High Blood Sugar) Diabetes (Low Blood Sugar) Diarrhea Dizziness E Ear, Swimmer’s Earache Elbow Injury Elbow Pain Eye, Chemical In Eye, Foreign Body Eye, Pus or Discharge Eye, Red Without Pus Eye Injury F Fainting Fever Finger Injury Finger Pain Flank Pain Foot Pain H Hand and Wrist Injury Hand and Wrist Pain Head Injury Headache Heart Rate and Heartbeat Questions Heat Exposure (Heat Exhaustion and Heatstroke) High Blood Pressure Hip Injury Hip Pain Hives I Immunization Reactions Influenza, Seasonal Influenza Exposure Influenza Follow-up Call Insect Bite J Jock Itch K Knee Injury Knee Pain L Leg Pain Leg Swelling and Edema Lymph Nodes, Swollen M Menstrual Period, Missed or Late Mouth Injury N Nasal Allergies (Hay Fever) Neck Injury Neck Pain or Stiffness Neurologic Deficit Nose Injury Nosebleed P Penis and Scrotum Symptoms Poison Ivy/Oak/Sumac Poisoning Puncture Wound R Rash, Widespread on Drugs Rash or Redness, Localized Rash or Redness, Widespread Rectal Bleeding Rectal Symptoms S Seizure Sexual Assault or Rape Shoulder Injury Shoulder Pain Sinus Pain or Congestion Skin, Foreign Body Skin Injury Skin Lesion (Moles or Growths) Sore Throat Spider Bite (North America) STI Exposure and Prevention Substance Use, Intoxication, and Withdrawal Suicide Concerns Sunburn Suture or Staple Questions T Tick Bite Toe Injury Tooth Injury Toothache U Urinalysis Results Follow-up Call Urination Pain (Female) Urination Pain (Male) Urine, Blood In V Vaginal Bleeding, Abnormal Vaginal Discharge Vomiting Vulvar Symptoms W Weakness (Generalized) and Fatigue Wound Infection
£121.60
Workman Publishing The Shift: One Nurse, Twelve Hours, Four
Book Synopsis“An engrossing human drama . . . The Shift is one nurse's story, but it contains elements of every nurse's experience."—The Wall Street Journal Practicing nurse and New York Times columnist Theresa Brown invites us to experience not just a day in the life of a nurse but all the life that happens in just one day on a busy teaching hospital’s cancer ward. In the span of twelve hours, lives can be lost, life-altering treatment decisions made, and dreams fulfilled or irrevocably stolen. Unfolding in real time—under the watchful eyes of this dedicated professional and insightful chronicler of events—The Shift gives an unprecedented view into the individual struggles as well as the larger truths about medicine in this country. By shift’s end, we have witnessed something profound about hope and humanity.
£11.19
Pegasus Books Supercharge Your Brain: How to Maintain a Healthy
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£26.06
Beaver's Pond Press Everybody Just Breathe: A Covid Nurse Memoir of
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£15.26
Academica Press Compassion Energy: A Heideggerian Approach
Book SynopsisIn this innovative study, clinical care expert Dorothy Dunn explores what keeps nurses in the nursing profession by examining relational experiences between nurse and patient in the context of the nursing situation. Heideggerian hermeneutic phenomenology grounded Dr. Dunn’s approach to this book and was the primary method used to interpret the meaning nurse participants attached to their everyday professional lives.Compassion Energy is a qualitative study based on the accounts of eight registered nurse participants who provided rich descriptive data from which four relational themes emerged: Practicing from Inner Core Beliefs, Understanding the Other from Within, Making a Difference, and Nursing as an Evolving Process. The Heideggerian hermeneutic phenomenology method draws from the philosophical concepts of Heidegger’s Being and Time, including authenticity, care, choice, conscience, decision, everydayness, responsibility, and “being-there” or “existence” (Dasein), all of which were utilized in the analysis. The hermeneutical interpretative process guided Dr. Dunn to synthesize these themes into a constitutive pattern of meaning which the researcher has named “intentional compassion energy.” In intentional caring consciousness, the nurse intentionally knows the patient as a whole. Compassion energy is the intersubjective gift of compassion that gives nurses the opportunity to communicate most effectively with their patients. It is composed of compassionate presence, patterned nurturance, and intentionally knowing the nursed and self as wholes. Intentional compassion energy is thus defined as the regeneration of the nurse’s capacity to foster interconnectedness when the nurse activates the intent to nurse. Intentional compassion energy was discovered in the meaning of the nurse participants being in their everydayness of practice. The participants described the intention to care compassionately as the grounding of their practice, striving to understand the other, to make a difference while living their nursing careers as an evolving process. Compassion Energy provides an opening to discover what keeps nurses in nursing.
£127.50
Speedy Publishing Books Nurse Journal
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£12.34
Lulu.com She believed she could change the world so she
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£9.00
Jessica Kingsley Publishers Caring for and Understanding Latinx Patients in
Book SynopsisThis concise and instructive guide outlines the specific challenges faced by the Latinx population in US health care, including language barriers, unfamiliarity with the medical system, lack of insurance, access issues, monetary factors, and most importantly the fears surrounding undocumented immigrants.It shows how health care professionals and chaplains can support and care for this population in a way that acknowledges and understands the distinct characteristics of Latinx culture. It offers advice on sensitives within this culture, such as health disparities, the importance of the family, and spirituality and religion in Latinx culture. This inclusive guide improves cultural competency among non-Latinx care staff and offers case studies and practical tips to input straight into practice.Trade ReviewDr. Pigozzi offers insights for caregivers so they may consider with greater sensitivity and respect the cultural practices and beliefs of their Latino/a patients, especially those of Mexican ancestry. She provides observations, descriptions and explanations accompanied by examples from her original research and without resorting to oversimplifications or harmful stereotypes. -- Suzanne Rivera, Vice President for Research & Technology Management and Associate Professor of Bioethics, Case Western Reserve UniversityThis is a must read for health providers who take care of Latinx patients. Dr. Pigozzi's extensive research brings forth the complexity of taking care of Latinx individuals and provides a guide on how to best understand and communicate with Latinx patients and how to utilize religion, folk, and cultural beliefs in providing the best care possible. Great resource! -- Dr. Ricardo Cruz, Primary Care Physician, Boston Medical CenterTable of ContentsIntroduction; 1. Who we are; 2. Cultural Beliefs; 3. Health Beliefs; 4. The Etiology of Diabetes: Case Study; 5. Botánicas: Case Study; 6. Religiosity, Spirituality, and Mental Health; 7. Communication; 8. Preferences for Message Delivery: Case Study; 9. Interpretation, Translation, and Localization
£25.17
Welbeck Publishing Group The Great Ormond Street Nurse: My Life as a
Book SynopsisThe memoir of a trainee nurse at one of the world's most famous children's hospitals.
£12.60
Business Science Reference Working With Muslim Clients in the Helping
Book SynopsisMembers of the Muslim community are a growing population in North America and Europe who go underserved due to challenges that they face when seeking to utilize services. In addition, providers of these services face challenges in understanding the unique needs required by communities with specific subsets of religious values. Cultural and religious beliefs, stigma, bias, and misunderstanding can all create barriers between helping professionals and their clients. It is essential to bridge the knowledge gap for these individuals in order to better and effectively serve these specific communities.Working With Muslim Clients in the Helping Professions is a research publication that focuses on helping professionals in areas such as social work, human resources, counseling, nursing, and other related areas to understand pertinent issues that may impact their success when working with Muslim clients. Highlighting topics such as migration trauma, community health, and Islamophobia, this title addresses contemporary issues that impact the full and successful utilization of human services by Muslims living in non-Muslim majority countries. It is ideal for social workers, therapists, counsellors, human resource professionals, nurses, doctors, caregivers, medical professionals, mental health practitioners, life coaches, academicians, researchers, public health educators, and students.
£159.75
Bonnier Books Ltd Call Me Sister: District Nursing Tales from the
Book SynopsisWho'd have thought a missing bacon rasher and a teaspoon would play a part in advancing someone's career? It's the late '60s and Jane Yeadon has always wanted to be a district nurse. Staff nursing in a ward where she's challenged by an inventorydriven ward sister, she reckons it's time to swap such trivialities for life as a district nurse. Independent thinking is one thing, but Jane's about to find that the drama on district can demand instant reaction; and without hospital back up, she's usually the one having to provide it. She meets a rich cast of patients all determined to follow their own individual star, and goes to Edinburgh where Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute's nurse training is considered the crème de la crème of the district nursing world. Call Me Sister recalls Jane's challenging and often hilarious route to realising her own particular dream.
£7.59
Lantern Publishing Ltd Breaking Bad News
Book SynopsisBreaking bad news is a common cause of anxiety for healthcare professionals. This book is a handy pocket-sized guide that will help you fulfil this difficult task as well as possible.This book will introduce you to a new model and mnemonic:SSet the sceneUUnderstand your patient's perspectivePPrepare your patientPPass on the informationOObserve silenceRRespect and respond to emotionTTime for questions and clarificationSSummary and closeWritten by an experienced lecturer in palliative care, with input provided by current healthcare students and with space for your own notes, this guidance is produced with you in mind and you can carry it with you at all times.
£12.53
Templeton Foundation Press,U.S. Spiritual Caregiving: Healthcare As A Ministry
Book Synopsis With today's cumbersome insurance procedures, government regulations, endless paperwork, and concerns about malpractice rates, many health care professionals are asking: "Why am I doing this? Am I making a difference to my patients? Is there a better way—and if so, what is it?" In this book, Carson and Koenig examine the state of the health care system with the goal of providing healthcare professionals and caregivers the inspiration and practical tools to reclaim their sense of purpose. The book begins with an evaluation of the current system from the perspective of the spiritual vision that initially motivated and nourished many caregivers. The authors then pose a vision of a health care system that supports and nurtures the spirituality of patients and their families, of which some elements already exist. An overview is provided on the preparation necessary for health care professionals to offer spiritual care when there are major implications—for people with chronic illnesses, psychiatric issues, devastating injuries, and those preparing for surgery, facing death, and those living with chronic pain. Also explored are ways that health professionals and caregivers can maintain their own spiritual health even as they work to bring about healing, comfort, and solace to others. Woven throughout the book are the personal narratives of physicians, nurses, chaplains, health care educators, community resource workers, administrators, therapists, and psychologists—all from a wide range of religious traditions. Their examples inspire and assist professionals in renewing the spiritual focus of health care. Table of Contents Preface / ix Acknowledgments / xv 1. Spiritual Caregiving: Healthcare as a Ministry / 1 2. The State of the Current Healthcare System / 26 3. Envisioning the Ideal / 48 4. Preparation for Spiritual Caregiving / 69 5. Providing Spiritual Care / 87 6. Giving Spiritual Care: The Patient with Chronic Illness and Pain / 111 7. Giving Spiritual Care: The Dying Patient / 128 8. Spiritual Care for Special Populations / 145 9. Nurturing the Self: Nurturing the Spirit / 162 10. A David-and-Goliath Match:Taking On the System / 178 Appendixes / 189 Endnotes / 221 Contributors / 231 Index / 235
£17.09
Arcade Publishing The Country Nurse Remembers: True Stories of a
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£19.99
Caskara Press Year of the Nurse: A Covid-19 Pandemic Memoir
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£19.99
Jatne Publishing Kippers and Capes
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£9.37
Outskirts Press ER Nurse: The Warrior Within: Bruised, But Still
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£24.26
Peter Lang Group Ag, International Academic Publishers An Der Schwelle Zum Eigenen Leben:
Book SynopsisAuf der neonatalen Intensivstation am Universitätsspital Zürich müssen tagtäglich für Kinder Lebensentscheide getroffen werden. Einerseits können heute dank der modernen Intensivmedizin viele Kinder leben, die früher gestorben wären, andererseits kann diese Überlebenshilfe dazu führen, dass die betroffenen Kinder schwerst geschädigt sind. Wie geht das Behandlungsteam mit dieser Entscheidungslast um? Während fünf Jahren hat eine interdisziplinäre Arbeitsgruppe, bestehend aus Ärzten, Pflegenden, einer Spitalseelsorgerin und einer Ethikerin gemeinsam ein Entscheidungsmodell entwickelt, das weit herum Anerkennung findet und mit einem hoch dotierten Preis der Spitalleitung ausgezeichnet worden ist. Im Rahmen eines Nationalfondsprojekts wurde es erfolgreich evaluiert. Dieses Buch stellt das sogenannte Zürcher Modell vor und zeigt eindrücklich das Ringen des Behandlungsteams um einen angemessenen Entscheid für das Kind. Gastautoren hinterfragen das Entscheidungsmodell kritisch. Ausserdem werden rechtliche Fragen dazu erläutert.
£34.92
Kohlhammer W. Decision Coaching
£35.70
Peter Lang AG Die Aerztliche Aufklaerung Bei Der
Book SynopsisDie Arzneibehandlung hat innerhalb des medizinischen Versorgungsgeschehens einen enormen Stellenwert erlangt, da Arzneimittel vielfach Bestandteil ärztlicher Therapien sind. Sie weist dabei einige Besonderheiten gegenüber anderen Therapieformen auf. So bestehen häufiger als bei anderen Behandlungen schriftliche Informationsangebote durch den Arzt und den pharmazeutischen Hersteller. Das Buch behandelt die haftungsrechtlichen Aufklärungspflichten des Arztes in der Arzneibehandlung, indem es die allgemein entwickelten arzthaftungsrechtlichen Grundsätze zur Aufklärungspflicht auf die Besonderheiten der Arzneimitteltherapie einstellt. Insbesondere wird dabei auf das Zusammenspiel von schriftlicher und mündlicher Aufklärung eingegangen. Außerdem untersucht die Autorin, welche Anforderungen das Haftungsrecht an den Arzt stellt, wenn er die Substitution des verordneten Arzneimittels durch den Apotheker (aut idem) zulassen will.
£42.48
V&R unipress GmbH Polyphonie in literarischen, medizinischen und
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£49.08
Edition Riedenburg E.U. Gewaltfreie Kommunikation bei Menschen mit
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£29.25
World Health Organization Promoting the Development of Young Children with
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£14.40
World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd Practical Guide To Surgical And Endovascular
Book SynopsisThe renal failure and hemodialysis dependent population is increasing worldwide. Hemodialysis access is the life-line of these patients. Hemodialysis access related surgical and interventional procedures form a major demand to the healthcare services in many developed and developing countries. As such, the proper clinical decision, planning and performance of these procedures will greatly benefit the hemodialysis patients and reduce unnecessary healthcare costs. This book is a practical guide for clinicians and nurses creating, treating or managing hemodialysis accesses for renal failure patients. Basic principles to manage common or difficult situations of hemodialysis access are discussed and illustrative clinical cases are shown as examples. This book is an essential reading material for healthcare professionals in their early phase of developing the hemodialysis access program, while providing useful tips and tricks to established clinicians that will broaden their armamentarium.Table of ContentsPrinciple of Hemodialysis Access Creation; Hemodialysis Access Creation in Ordinary and Challenging Condition; Tunneled Catheter Placement; Vascular Access Maturity and Performance Surveillance; CO2 Angiogram Application and Caution; Strategies to Assist Maturation of Fistula; Endovascular and Surgical Salvage for Failing Hemodialysis Access; Endovascular and Surgical Salvage for Thrombosed Hemodialysis Access; Managing Central Vein Obstruction; Prevention and Management of Steal Syndrome; Managing Vascular Access Complications; Multi-Disciplinary Team Approach for Care of Hemodialysis Access;
£80.75
BookBaby You Want Me to What?: The ups and downs, the ins
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