Conceptual Care Mapping - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 1st Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
Help your students learn to quickly prioritize patient care! Conceptual Care Mapping: Case Studies for Improving Communication, Collaboration, and Care takes a ‘two books in one’ approach to guide nurses through the most important aspects of patient care and critical thinking. The first section explores the title’s three C’s of care, communication, and collaboration within the healthcare team. The second section includes case studies that progress from simple clinical conditions to the more complex. Conceptual Care Mapping provides the tools that nurses need to understand and implement effective patient care plans. With mapping practice both online and in the text, this unique text is the ideal resource for any first-year nursing student!
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- Unique! Conceptual Care Mapping — from the author team who developed this new method of organizing care information — uses the Evolve platform, allowing instructors to create additional case studies that students can answer with the conceptual care map creator and online templates.
- Unique! 30 detailed case studies focus on the patients a first-year student is most likely to see in their clinical experience — and are organized from simple to complex, guiding students through prioritization and teaching them to think clinically and critically.
- Unique! Elsevier’s Conceptual Care Map creator is used to help students create, update, manage, and submit their care maps quickly and effectively while also providing instructors with a time-saving rubric and sample templates.
- Unique! Answers and completed care maps are provided for selected cases so that students can assess their learning and grow their clinical perspective.
- Unique! Improving Patient Care section not only provides an overview of care mapping, but also focuses on three key elements of patient care: care, communication, and collaboration.
- Unique! Interprofessional Education (IPE) and collaboration are key elements in all of the case studies, helping first-year students build a good understanding of how they will work within the larger healthcare team.
- Full-color design corresponds with the colors used in the online care map creator to reinforce the steps of assessment through care and evaluation.
- An instructor-only case study ‘key’ on Evolve helps in assigning cases related to what is being taught or what students will see in clinicals.
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Section I: Improving Patient Care
1. Introduction to Conceptual Care Mapping
2. Assessment
3. Communication
4. Collaboration
5. Critical Thinking
Section II: Case Studies
Case Study 1 – Ellen Halstead
Case Study 2 – Jamaal Samatar
Case Study 3 – Rachelle Wagner
Case Study 4 – Victoria Litchfield
Case Study 5 – Beatrice Keifer
Case Study 6 – Danielle Hammond
Case Study 7 – James Robertson
Case Study 8 – George Carlton
Case Study 9 – Vera Rose
Case Study 10 – Cora Jenkins
Case Study 11 – Helen Williams
Case Study 12 – Thomas Middleton
Case Study 13 – Manuel Rodriguez
Case Study 14 – Nicole Kaiser
Case Study 15 – Jack Weingart
Case Study 16 – Michael Mills
Case Study 17 – Ronald Bailey
Case Study 18 – William Ruby
Case Study 19 – Donald Bergman
Case Study 20 – Catherine Abbott
Case Study 21 – Alice Chung
Case Study 22 – Broderick Winston
Case Study 23 – Mark Summerfield
Case Study 24 – Sarah Laurent
Case Study 25 – Karen Woodruff
Case Study 26 – Edward Moore
Case Study 27 – Caleb Nguyen
Case Study 28 – Taylor Collins
Case Study 29 – Erika Pratt
Case Study 30 – Kenneth Ventura
Appendix A: NANDA Diagnoses and Definitions
Appendix B: Lab Information
Appendix C: Checklist
Appendix D: Abbreviations
Index
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