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Reviewing Research Evidence for Nursing
Practice
Edited by Christine Webb, and Brenda Roe |
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Cat.# JW-NUR4 |
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Published: 2007
ISBN: 9781405144230 |
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- uses examples of systematic reviews in specialist
nursing practice
- includes qualitative, quantitative and integrative
reviews
- addresses systematic reviews, meta-analysis,
metasynthesis, and metastudy
- explores the use of systematic reviews in practice
development.
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Lymphoedema Care
by Mary Woods |
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Cat.# JW-NUR5 |
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Published: 2007
ISBN: 9781405146289 |
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- highlights the importance of identifying risk
factors for lymphoedema
- promotes care of the ‘at risk’ limb in order to
minimise problematic swelling
- includes a framework for assessment
- promotes effective care
- enables nurses to identify complications and
recognise the need for referral
- includes case studies
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Older
People and
Mental Health Nursing, A Handbook of Care
Edited by Rebecca Neno, Barry Aveyard, and
Hazel Heath |
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Cat.# JW-NUR6 |
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Published: 2007
ISBN: 9781405151696 |
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- offers a practical evidence-based guide to the care
of older people with mental health conditions
- includes thought provoking practice examples
throughout
- contains guidelines for nursing practice and
therapeutic interventions
- includes case studies and reflective scenarios
- written by experts in the field.
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Intravenous Therapy in Nursing Practice,
2nd Ed
by Lisa Dougherty, and Julie Lamb |
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Cat.# JW-NUR7 |
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Published: 2008
ISBN: 9781405146470 |
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Intravenous Therapy in Nursing
Practice provides a comprehensive guide to the
management of intravenous therapy in nursing, and
explores all aspects of intravenous therapy in both
hospital and community settings.
Table of Contents:
Introduction.
1. What is a CVAD?
Definition
Uses
Advantages and disadvantages
Large table to incorporate – types, design, material,
time in situ etc.
Patient assessment
General aspect of Insertion – by whom, where,
infection control issues such as skin cleansing etc.
Issues related to consent
2. Peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs)
Definition
Types (plus photos/diagrams)
Uses
Advantages and disadvantages
Insertion
Immediate care
Follow up care
Removal
3. Non tunnelled central venous catheter
Definition
Types (plus photos/diagrams)
Uses
Advantages and disadvantages
Insertion
Immediate care
Follow up care
Removal
4. Skin tunnelled catheter
Definition
Types (plus photos/diagrams)
Uses
Advantages and disadvantages
Insertion
Immediate care
Follow up care
Removal
5. Implanted port
Definition
Types
Uses
Advantages and disadvantages
Insertion
Immediate care
Follow up care
Removal
6. Management of CVAD
Securement and dressing – photos (to include a procedure
of how to perform a dressing)
Maintaining patency – photos (to include a procedure
of how to perform flushing of a CVAD)
Prevention of infection
Taking blood samples (to include a procedure of how to
take blood samples from a CVAD)
7. Hazards of insertion and once in situ
Table of list of complications Pneumothorax
Definition
Prevention
Management action - Haemorrhage
Definition
Prevention
Management action - Air embolism
Definition
Prevention
Management action - Infection
Definition
Prevention
Management action - Thrombosis
Definition
Prevention
Management action
8. Managing complications
Catheter damage
Catheter malposition
Catheter occlusion (diagrams/photos) (to include a
procedure of how to perform unblock an occluded
catheter)
9. Patient’s Perspective
Patients view of CVADs
Education and training – examples of teaching programme
Patients information sheets – examples
10. Sources of Information
RCN
INS
NAVAN
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Community Health Care Nursing
in Australia, Context, Issues and Applications
by Debbie Kralik, and Antonia Van Loon |
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Cat.# JW-NUR8 |
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Published: 2008
ISBN: 9781405151733 |
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Community Health Care Nursing in
Australia: Context, Issues and Applications is a
core textbook for students and community nurses within
the Australian community health care context.
Structured in three parts it is written for Australian
nurses by Australian community nurses.
Table of Contents:
List of contributors
Preface
Foreword
1. An historical perspective of community nursing in
Australia
2. Economic and political context of Australian
community nursing
3. Primary Health Care
4. The organisation of community nursing in Australia
5. Legal issues and the community nurse
6. Ethical issues in community nursing in Australia
7. Quality and safety in community health care
8. ‘Risky business’ – Risk management in community
nursing
9. Community nurses facilitating transition
10. Working with people with chronic conditions
11. Community nursing for a diverse population
12. Rural and remote community nursing
13. Caring for people at risk
14. Housing and the person with severe physical
disability
15. Infection control and prevention in community
settings
16. Maternal and child health
17. Caring for children and adolescents in the community
18. Caring for older people living in the community
19. Palliative care in the community
20. The changing focus of research informing community
nursing
21. Changing data needs for community nursing
22. Organisation culture and organisational change
23. Changing focus along the continuum of health care
24. The changing professional role of community nursing
Index
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Nurse's Drug
Handbook 2008 |
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Softcover - 1,178 pages |
Shipped in
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Practical, easy-to-use, up-to-date, and more
cost-effective than any other nursing drug book, Nurse’s
Drug Handbook 2008 is organized alphabetically by generic
drug name to speed you to the information you need. Its
concise drug entries are organized and written for fast
and easy use, featuring a no-nonsense writing style that
speaks your language and uses familiar terms. Further,
you’ll find all the vital information you need to know
before, during, and after drug administration, including
patient teaching. Mechanism of action illustrations show
how drugs work at the cellular, tissue, and organ levels,
and dosage adjustments help you individualize care for
elderly patients, patients with renal impairment, and
others with special needs. Warnings in the text highlight
important facts you need to know during your care, and a
comprehensive index of common trade, generic, and
alternative names will speed you to any page that you
need.
Every drug entry includes:
- chemical and therapeutic classes
- FDA pregnancy risk category
- controlled substance schedule, when applicable
- indications and dosages
- route, onset, peak, duration information shown as a
chart
- mechanism of action (many with illustrations)
- incompatibilities
- contraindications
- interactions with drugs, foods, and activities
- adverse reactions
- nursing considerations
"Nurse's Drug Handbook 2008 will help you provide
safe, effective drug therapy because of its practical,
easy-to-understand, accurate, and reliable information
on virtually all the drugs you're likely to administer."
Kathleen Dracup, RN, FNP, DNSc, FAAN Dean and Professor,
School of Nursing University Of California, San
Francisco
Nurse’s Drug Handbook 2008 also includes overviews
of:
- Pharmacokinetics
- Pharmacodynamics
- Pharmacotherapeutics
- Principles of drug administration
- Drug therapy and the nursing process.
- In addition, you’ll find the following valuable
appendices:
- Oral antidiabetic combinations
- Insulin preparations
- Ophthalmic drugs
- Antihistamines
- Topical drugs
- Selected antivirals
- Vitamins
- Interferons
- Formulas for calculating drug dosages and I.V.
flow rates
- Equianalgesic doses for opioid agonists
- Compatibility table of drugs combined in a syringe
- Weights and equivalents
- Commonly used abbreviations
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Nurse's Handbook of
I.V Drugs |
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Softcover - 840 pages |
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Up-to-date and easy-to-use, this reference for today’s
nurses gives facts on hundreds of I.V. drugs from
abciximab to zoledronic acid, organized alphabetically by
generic drug name. The concise drug entries are organized
consistently for quick reference and familiarity, and give
the vital information you need to know about each drug
before, during, and after its administration.
You’ll find:
- chemical and therapeutic classes
- FDA pregnancy risk category
- controlled substance schedule
- indications and dosages (including pediatric dosages
when applicable)
- route, onset, peak, and duration information, set up
as a chart
- mechanism of action (many with illustrations)
- incompatibilities
- contraindications
- interactions with drugs, food, and activities (such
as smoking and alcohol use)
- adverse reactions
- nursing considerations, including steps for drug
reconstitution, dilution, and administration; and
- key patient-teaching points.
Drug entries also include dosage adjustment alerts for
elderly patients, for patients with renal impairment, and
for others with special needs.
Nurse’s Handbook of I.V. Drugs also includes the
following handy reference information:
- I.V. drug therapy and the nursing process
- Overview of pharmacology
- Principles of I.V. drug administration
- Teaching your patient about I.V. drug therapy
- Key entries from the National Cancer Institute’s
Common Toxicity Criteria to help you evaluate the
severity of drug-related adverse reactions
- Compatibility table of drugs combined in a syringe
- Formulas for calculating parenteral drug dosages and
I.V. flow rates
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Nurse's Handbook
of Behavioural and
Mental Health
Drugs |
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Softcover - 608 pages |
Shipped in
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This handbook provides accurate, timely, and reliable
facts on hundreds of drugs from acetazolamide to
zonisamide, organized alphabetically. Concise drug entries
include:
- chemical and therapeutic classes
- FDA pregnancy risk category
- controlled substance schedule
- indications and dosages
- route, onset, steady state peak, half-life, and
duration information shown as a chart
- mechanism of action (many with illustrations)
- incompatibilities
- contraindications
- interactions with drugs, food, and activities (such
as smoking)
- adverse reactions
- overdose signs and symptoms and nursing
interventions
- nursing considerations, including key
patient-teaching points
The Nurse’s Handbook of Behavioral and Mental Health
Drugs also provides:
- dosage adjustments for elderly patients, patients
with renal impairment, and others with special needs;
- mechanism-of-action illustrations that enhance the
detailed explanations of how drugs work at the cellular,
tissue, or organ levels;
- and warnings that highlight important facts you need
to know before, during, or after drug administration
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Nurse's Handbook of
Combination Drugs |
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Softcover |
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The only reference that covers two or more drugs
administered simultaneously.
Using one formulation to administer two or more
medications simultaneously can simplify a patient's drug
regimen and even improve compliance. For the nurse,
however, the convenience of combination drugs is linked
with the added responsibility to provide safe, effective
drug therapy and complete patient teaching about the
medications.
Blanchard & Loeb Publishers Nurse's Handbook of
Combination Drugs meets your nursing need for
accurate, up-to-date, and easy-to- use drug information,
preparing you to administer these drugs, teach your
patients about them, and provide safe and effective care.
Here's what you'll find in the handbook:
- An organization that groups drugs into body system
chapters and alphabetizes the entries for quick finding.
In each chapter, you'll find all the combination drugs
to treat that system's disorders.
- Concise drug entries that use a consistent format.
Use one entry and you'll know how all the others are
formatted.
- Comprehensive index listing each generic in the
combination and all trade names.
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Advanced
Clinical Skills for GU Nurses
by Matthew Grundy-Bowers, and Jonathan Davies |
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Cat.# JW-NUR1 |
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Published: 2006
ISBN: 9780470019603 |
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This book has been developed to help nurses who are in
nurse practitioner roles by supporting them to develop
their ‘advanced practice skills’. This book is intended to
build on skills and knowledge that nurses will have
acquired at staff nurse level. It is intended that this
book will develop skills and knowledge which until
recently have been more in the medical domain, such sexual
history taking and physical assessment.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgements.
Dedication.
List of Contributors.
Foreword.
Chapter 1: Defining Advanced Practice
Chapter 2: Taking a Sexual History
Chapter 3: Male Genital Examination
Chapter 4: Female Genital Examination
Chapter 5: The Skin & Lymphatic System
Chapter 6: Examination of the Anus and Oral Cavity
Chapter 7: Legal Issues in Sexual Health
Chapter 8: HIV Pre- and Post- Test Discussion
Chapter 9: Health Promotion and Sexual Health
Chapter 10: Women’s Sexual Health
Chapter 11: Drugs & Pharmacology
Chapter 12: Patient Group Directions and Nurse Prescribing
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Nursing Care of the
Pediatrics
Neurosurgery Patient
by Cathy Cartwright, and Donna Wallace |
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Cat.# DA-NUR1 |
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Published: 2007
ISBN: 9783540297031 |
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Nursing Care of the Pediatric Neurosurgery Patient
serves as a detailed reference for all nurses caring for
children with neurosurgical problems. Staff nurses (and
student nurses) working in clinics, PICU, pediatrics,
operating rooms, post-anesthesia care unit, emergency
department and radiology) will benefit from the
information presented in this book. The explanations of
pathophysiology, anatomy, radiodiagnostic testing and
treatment options for each neurosurgical diagnosis will
help them to understand the rationale behind the nursing
care. Presenting symptoms and findings on neurological
examination and history will enable nurses to identify
normal signs. Each chapter includes information on
patient and family education and will give helpful
guidelines. There is no reference available that provides
this type of specific information and there has been a
need within the pediatric neurosurgery community for this
type of information for
years. Contents:
Introduction. Neurological Assessment of the Neonate,
Infant, Child, and Adolescent. Hydrocephalus.
Traumatic Brain Injury. Neoplasms of the Central Nervous
System. Neurocutaneous Disorder (Phakomatoses).
Craniosynostosis. Positional Plagiocephaly. Chiari
Malformation. Spina Bifida.
Vascular Malformations (Brain and Spine). Spine.
Infections. Intracranial and Intraspinal Cysts.
Intracranial Hemorrhage in the Newborn. Surgical Treatment
of Epilepsy. Surgical Management of
Spasticity. |
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Core
Review for Critical Care Nursing 6e
by AACN (American Association of
Critical-Care Nurses) |
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Cat.# EL-NUR1 |
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Published: 2007
ISBN: 9781416035923 |
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The new edition of Core Review for Critical Care
Nursing helps readers to assess and build their knowledge
of the information covered in Core Curriculum for Critical
Care Nursing, 6th ed. The book’s content consists of three
200-question sample examinations for certification in
critical care nursing. An in-depth rationale, complete
with references, is included for each question. Written
under the authority of the American Association for
Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), this book is an ideal study
tool to facilitate preparation for critical care nursing
certification. Key Features:
1. Based on Core Curriculum for Critical Care Nursing,
6th ed.
2. Three separate sample examinations each address the
complete range of important areas in critical care nursing
and challenge readers’ mastery of the essential knowledge
base in the specialty.
3. Answers are provided for each question, accompanied by
rationales and references, to assist readers in building
their knowledge.
4. Each examination mirrors the certification examination
content, multiple-choice question format, and content
distribution, giving readers realistic practice for the
examination. What’s New:
1. Three additional online sample examinations give
users additional practice.
2. Contains a review of the synergy model, including
Professional Care and Ethical Practice.
3. Contains a review of the AHRQ and JCAHO evidence-based
practice guidelines that are incorporated in Core
Curriculum for Critical Care Nursing, 6th ed. |
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