Here is the first geriatric nursing book to incorporate standardized nursing diagnoses (NANDA), nursing sensitive out-comes (NOC), and nursing interventions (NIC) systems that are rapidly becoming universal standards. Readers will learn why the use and documentation of nurse's decisions and actions using these standardized languages is essential in the development of evidence-based practice, and to influence health policy decisions affecting older adults.
Nursing Care of Older Adults: Theory and Practice
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The reader will also learn the latest thinking on current topics such as the financial, legal, and ethical issues that older patients and th eir families face, the importance of becoming an advocate for excellen t elderly care, and meeting ...
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This is a must-read for all medical people but is especially suited to a Geriatric NP or Family Practice NP who see elderly patients regularly.”—Online Reviewer Expanded, Revised & Updated!
Karin M. Allen, BSN, RN Coordinator, Practical Nurse Program Hutchinson Community College McPherson, Kansas Tawne D. Blackful, RN, MSN, Med Supervisor of Health Services and School Nurse Lawrence Hall Youth Services Chicago, ...
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