How Drugs Work: Basic Pharmacology for Nurses and Other Healthcare Professionals

Hugh McGavock

Ausmed Publications

Promoting Men's Health: An Essential Book for Nurses

Tom Laws

Medical Books

Practical Approaches to Infection Control in Residential Aged Care

Kendall, Kevin James

At some time, all nurses can expect to manage a person with a wound and because they spend so much time with their patients, nurses have a special opportunity to provide modern, evidence-based wound care with a person-centred focus. The contributors to this book are nurses and other health professionals who are acknowledged experts in their various fields. This wealth of clinical experience has produced a practical informative text that is enhanced with illustrative case studies and explanatory diagrams and photographs. In keeping with the evidence-based nature of the text, the book concludes with a list of references and a comprehensive, cross-referenced index.

Wound Care Nursing: A Guide to Practice

Templeton, Sue

Nursing

Assertiveness and the Manager's Job

Annie Phillips

The focus of modern wound management has evolved from  simply surviving wounding to the rapid restoration of form and function by  overcoming barriers to healing. At some time, all nurses can expect to  manage a person with a wound. And because they spend so much time with  their patients, nurses have a special opportunity to provide modern,  evidence-based wound care with a person-centred focus.This AudioBook  version of Wound Care Nursing: A Guide to Practiceprovides an  abridged 2 hour version of the text on two audio CDs - an immensely  practical way to speed the learning process (only seven minutes per  chapter!). Nurses can listen to the CDs while driving their cars to work,  or at other times in their busy lives - even copying them to their personal  digital audio player libraries if they wish. Also included in each package  is a copy of the book - a practical, informative text enhanced with  illustrative case studies and explanatory diagrams and photographs.

Wound Care Nursing - a Guide to Practice: A Guide to Practice Book With 2 Audio Cd-roms (Ausmed Audiobooks)

Templeton

Every day, in a diverse range of situations and settings, people help others to cope with the chellenges, disappointments and decisions of life. Caring for the emotional and psychological wellbing of others, is in one way or another, part of the everyday life experince of most people. However, few people are acquainted with the basic skills of counselling andinterviewing. This book is written for all those who want to enhance their caring skills and thus improve the emotional and psychological health of people in distress. The book assumes that readers have no formal training in medicine, nursing, psychology or counselling. Technical jargon has been deliberately kept to a minumum. All readers, no matter what their professional background, can pick up this book with confidence,knowing thatthey will be able to follow what is being said.

Counselling and Interviewing for Carers: A Basic Guide

Politics & Social Sciences

Irons, Hugh

Social Sciences

Gynaecological cancers represent the second most common group of cancers and the most common cause of cancer death in woman, but the needs of women with gynaecological cancer are frequently unrecognised and often neglected. A diagnosis of gynaecological cancer can threaten a woman's body image, fertility, sexuality, femininity, relationships, and various roles in life. Nurses and other health professionals who care for women with gynaecological cancer require a resource that covers a range of issues in depth and breadth if they are to provide comprehensive care. This book offers a rich resource of material - presented in a stimulating style. It provides expert, practical, person-centred, evidence-based advice for nurses and other health professionals who care for women with gynaecological cancer.

Gynecological Cancer Care: A Guide to Practice

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Lancaster, Tish

Nattress, Kathryn

Diseases & Physical Ailments

A high-quality, international textbook featuring expert contributions from 27 health professionals from a range of disciplines in six countries. Each of these chapter authors is a clinical expert in her field, and this has ensured that current research knowledge and clinical expertise come together to provide readers with practical, evidence-based guidance to inform their professional care of women with gynecological cancer. In keeping with the evidence-based nature of the text, the book concludes with a list of references and a comprehensive, cross-referenced index.

Lancaster, Tish, Ed.

Children are often thought of as 'little adults'. But children are different. Their anatomy, physiology, and emotional responses are not the same as those of adults. In particular, their responses to illness and injury are quite different. Children get sick quickly. But, with proper care, they get better quickly too. For adults who care for children, this can be very threatening. Carers need to know what to do promptly when a child is sick or injured. Care of Sick Children: A Basic Guide is written for parents, teachers, childcare workers, and others who are responsible for the care of children. Written in a clear, non-technical style, this book provides essential information on the common illnesses and injuries ofchildhood. Every adult who has responsibility for the care of children willwant to have this book on hand. They will find it invaluable in providing fundamental advice for carers on a wide range of childhood health problems.

Care of Sick Children: A Basic Guide (Basic Guide Series)

Silk, Gerry

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