Communication for Nurses offers direct, effective techniques that are delivered in a concise, user-friendly format that enables readers to develop a professional communication style. The early chapters review nursing, communication, and developmental theories. Issues of cultural diversity and patient rights are discussed, providing a thoughtful perspective on communication. Important concepts and interviewing techniques are presented for starting and developing the nurse-patient relationship. The later chapters profile communicating with specific groups, including patients of different ages, patients with physical impairments, and patients in crisis. A section on communicating with peers and other health care providers reviews relationship building, assertiveness, and negotiation skills. Exercises at the end of each chapter provide the opportunity to review, practice, and refine communication skills. The techniques and situations included enable nursing students and practicing nurses to develop their abilities, prepare for a variety of patients and situations, and tailor their personal style to effectively communicate with individual patients.

Comminication for Nurses: Talking with Patients

Medical Books

Sheldon, Lisa Kennedy

Nursing

Jones& Bartlett Learning

Communication for Nurses offers direct, effective techniques that are delivered in a concise, user-friendly format that enables readers to develop a professional communication style.

Communication for Nurses: Talking With Patients

With today's increasing number of cancer survivors, more clinical nurses are helping their patients through the survivorship process. A Nurses's Guide to Caring for Cancer Survivors: Colorectal Cancer is an essential reference for clinical nurses to help identify key components of survivorship care. This diagnosis-specific guide provides nurses with information to improve the quality of their patient's life.

A Nurse's Guide to Caring for Cancer Survivors: Colorectal Cancer (Jones and Bartlett Survivorship Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Oxygenation is a unique book that combines anatomy and physiology with interventions to provide a useful approach to a specific nursing concept. Beginning with a review of anatomy and progressing through specific disorders, this text applies nursing knowledge to actual nursing and medical diagnoses in adult patients. Since many disorders of oxygenation are treated in a collaborative manner, both medical and nursing interventions are included in each chapter. Actual case studies help to apply the facts and concepts reviewed in each chapter. Thought-provoking questions help to reinforce learning. Diagrams help the reader to visualize anatomy and equipment. Tables help with concepts such as blood gas interpretations. The entire concept of oxygenation, from the respiratory and circulatory systems to the role of the hematological system, is reviewed because of the variety of ways that disorders can affect the individual patient.

Nursing Concepts: Oxygenation (Nursing Concepts Series)

Delmar Learning

Looking for a practical, entry-level text to teach the valuable skill of communicating with patients? Communication for Nurses: Talking With Patients is what nursing educators and professionals have been waiting to use in their classrooms and facilities. Communication for Nurses offers direct, effective techniques that are delivered in a concise, user-friendly format that enables readers to develop a professional communication style. The early chapters review nursing, communication, and developmental theories. Issues of cultural diversity and patient rights are discussed, providing a thoughtful perspective on communication. Important concepts and interviewing techniques are presented for starting and developing the nurse-patient relationship. The later chapters profile communicating with specific groups, including patients of different ages, patients with physical impairments, and patients in crisis. A section on communicating with peers and other health care providers reviews relationship building, assertiveness, and negotiation skills. Exercises at the end of each chapter provide the opportunity to review, practice, and refine communication skills. The techniques and situations included enable nursing students and practicing nurses to develop their abilities, prepare for a variety of patients and situations, and tailor their personal style to effectively communicate with individual patients.

Communication For Nurses: Talking With Patients

Nursing Concepts: Oxygenation is a book for nursing professionals and students. Inside you will find information that combines anatomy and physiology with interventions to provide a useful approach to a specific nursing concept. Beginning with a review of anatomy and progressing through specific disorders, this text applies nursing knowledge to actual nursing and medical diagnoses in adult patients. Since many disorders of oxygenation are treated in a collaborative manner, both medical and nursing interventions are included in each chapter. Actual case studies are provided to help apply the facts and concepts reviewed in each chapter, and thought-provoking questions reinforce learning. Diagrams and tables assist the reader to visualize the information presented. The entire concept of oxygenation from the respiratory and circulatory systems to the role of the hematological system is reviewed because of the variety of ways that disorders can affect the individual patient. With numerous case studies, review questions, diagrams, and tables that provide a complete and comprehensive review, Nursing Concepts: Oxygenation is a valuable addition to the bookshelves of all nursing professionals and students.

Nursing Concepts: Oxygenation

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Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Fence Creek Pub

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