Learning to Care - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 2nd Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
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Learning to Care: The Nursing Associate, Second Edition is written by a team of leading educators and practitioners to meet the specific needs of student nursing associates. It is straightforward to read and understand, covering everything from how to learn and how to write an essay, to fundamental anatomy and physiology and how to manage common disorders.
This second edition has been fully updated to address evolving trends, making it ideal for all student nursing associates, educators and practitioners.
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- Fully updated to meet the changing needs of student nursing associates, educators and practitioners
- Contains evidence-based practice guidelines, research findings and clinical standards
- Engaging and straightforward to read – accessible for all student nursing associates
- Teaching supported through interactive learning activities and self-test features
- High quality illustrations, also available in an accompanying downloadable image bank
- Based on the NMC standards and the NMC Code
- Visual aids complement the text, support visual learning and reinforce key concepts
- Case studies and critical thinking exercises help students apply their knowledge and develop clinical reasoning skills
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1. Health and Social Care Provision
2. Learning to Learn
3. Law and Regulation
4. Professional Issues
5. Effective Communication Skills
6. Taking a Patient History and Physical Examination
7. A Systematic Approach to Nursing Care
8. Leading and Managing Care Provision
9. Reflective Practice
10. Evidence-Based Practice
11. Health Education, Health Promotion and the Public Health Agenda
12. Infection Prevention and Control
13. Pharmacology and Medicines Management
14. Moving and Handling
15. Data Gathering and Patient Monitoring
16. Breaking Bad News
17. Essay Writing
18. Nutrition
19. Cancer
20. Skin Care
21. Immunity
22. Pain Management
23. Cardiovascular Disorders
24. Haematological Disorders
25. Respiratory Disorders
26. Gastrointestinal Disorders
27. Urinary Disorders
28. Reproductive Disorders
29. Endocrine Disorders
30. Neurological Disorders
31. Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders
32. Ophthalmological Disorders
33. Musculoskeletal Disorders -
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