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First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
New edition of a text providing a foundation for community health nursing practices, with emphasis on a preventive approach and a partnership with clients and other stakeholders in addressing community needs. Discussion includes historical and current perspectives; the family-centered approach; theoretical foundations for population-focused practice; care from infancy to the well elderly; school health and occupational health nursing; long-term care needs; and management of professional commitments. An insert contains a complete, corrected index. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
This book will help to answer some of the growing number of ethical questions and more complex issues that home health care nurses face. The cases presented in each chapter of the book are fictionalized situations based on interviews conducted with home health care nurses in both hospital-sponsored and private agencies, in hospices, and in urban and rural settings. Each chapter of the book is devoted to one of the main areas of concern for home health care nurses. Focusing on specific cases, it offers analysis and discussion of the ethical issues, cites legal requirements where relevant, and s.
Attempts to assist students and practitioners to gain an unstanding of the role of the community health nurse and shows how changes in the health care delivery system have expanded the nature and scope of community health nursing practice.