Fundamentals of nursing / Patricia A. Potter, Patricia A. Stockert, Anne Griffin Perry, and Amy M. Hall

By:

Potter, Patricia A [author]

Contributor(s):

Stockert, Patricia A. ;Perry, Anne Griffin ;Hall, Amy M [co-author;co-author;co-author]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: ; Volume 2Publication details: Singapore : Elsevier Science, c2018Edition: NINTH EDITIONDescription: 2 volumes (xix, 1365 pages) ; 26 cmISBN:

9789814666756

Subject(s):

NURSING

LOC classification:

RT 41 .F863 2018

Contents:

UNIT 1. Nursing and the health care environment -- UNIT 3. Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice -- UNIT 4. Professional Standards in Nursing Practice -- UNIT 5. Foundations for Nursing Practice -- UNIT 6. Psychosocial basis for nursing practice -- UNIT 7. Physiological Basis for Nursing Practice.

Summary: The nursing profession is always responding to dynamic change and continual challenges. Today, nurses need a broad knowledge base from which to provide care. More importantly, nurses require the ability to know how to apply best evidence in practice to assure the best outcomes for their patients. The role of the nurse includes assuming the lead in preserving nursing practice and demonstrating its contribution to the health care of our nation. Nurses of tomorrow, therefore, need to become competent clinicians, critical thinkers, patient advocates, clinical decision makers, and patient educators within a broad spectrum of care services.

Item type:

Books

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	National University - Manila	LRC - Main General Circulation	Nursing	GC RT 41 .F863 2018 vol.2 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000019010

Includes index.

The nursing profession is always responding to dynamic change and continual challenges. Today, nurses need a broad knowledge base from which to provide care. More importantly, nurses require the ability to know how to apply best evidence in practice to assure the best outcomes for their patients. The role of the nurse includes assuming the lead in preserving nursing practice and demonstrating its contribution to the health care of our nation. Nurses of tomorrow, therefore, need to become competent clinicians, critical thinkers, patient advocates, clinical decision makers, and patient educators within a broad spectrum of care services.

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