Routine Blood Results Explained

Blann, Dr Andrew

Medical Books

M&K Update Ltd

Ward-based Critical Care: A Guide for Health Professionals

Sally A. Smith

Improving Patient Outcomes

Alison Wells

Eye Emergencies: the Practitioner's Guide

Dorothy Field

Aimed at radiographers, nurse practitioners, junior doctors and allied professionals who need to formulate a written report/opinion on trauma radiographs. There are 100 case studies each with radiograph image. The book is designed to support whatever course you have done whether reporting, â€˜red dottingâ€™ or commenting or to encourage you to go on â€˜that courseâ€™. It can be used as a revision book, a study aid, or to help in preparation for an assessment. However you use the book it will encourage you to read more and research more into musculoskeletal trauma and its radiographic appearance; for it is a fascinating topic and there is always more to learn!

Self-assessment in Limb X-ray Interpretation

K Sakthivelwainford

Medicine

The ECG Workbook

Angela Rowlands

Andrew Sargent

Issues in Ophthalmic Practice: Current and Future Challenges

Watkinson, Susan

Management of Pain in Older People (Skills for Caring)

Politics & Social Sciences

Pat Schofield

Politics & Government

Practice nurses and nurse practitioners working alongside general practitioners are required to see and treat patients with a variety of minor and complex conditions. They therefore need skills in history-taking, physical assessment, diagnosing, prescribing and managing long-term conditions. It is assumed that nurses who read this book will have experience in managing the care of babies, children, well young people, people for whom English is not their first language, people with mental health problems and older people with multiple health problems. These case studies are loosely based on interactions that the author has had with patients in Primary Care.

Primary Care Case Studies for Nurse Practitioners

Lydia Burke

<p>Until recently, patient feedback has not had a very high profile in clinical practice. There has been no tradition of systematically gathering and tracking patient feedback over time – let alone using the findings to continually review and improve services. Why is it so vital to gather patient feedback? The fact is that involving patients leads to better treatment adherence and more effective healthcare; and better healthcare means increased health benefits for patients and reduced expenditure for national health systems. This landmark publication explores ideas related to patient feedback and care, and offers effective methods of measuring, analysing and utilising feedback. Such approaches can lead to continual small improvements that cumulatively add up to major long-term transformation in healthcare systems. In clinical settings where staff members are already dealing with many different screening and checking systems, employing these techniques may seem like an additional burden. However, it has been found that implementing a good patient feedback system actually helps to streamline services. Furthermore, patient feedback will increasingly be used by NHS healthcare commissioners for reimbursement purposes. This is already happening in the USA and it is being proposed in the UK.Quite simply, Better Patient Feedback, Better Healthcare is required reading for any healthcare professional or administrator wanting to improve the effectiveness, efficiency and quality of patient care offered by their service.</p>

Better Patient Feedback, Better Healthcare

Mahmud, Taher

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