By Alan Pearson, RNN, ONC, RNT, DipNed, DANS, MSc, PhD, FCN(NSW), FRCNA, FAAG. FRCN, Barbara Vaughan, RGN, RCNT, RNT, Dip(Lond), MS and Mary Fitzgerald, RGN, DipN(Lond), Cert(FE), MN, PhD, FRCNA
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Nursing Models for Practice is an outstanding textbook with an international reputation, which has retained its popularity with students for more than a decade.The third edition continues to offer an excellent introduction to the background theory and application of models in nursing practice. In a world where nurses are being asked to be more and more explicit about the contribution they make to health care, the evidence on which they base their practice, the actions they take, and the outcomes they are working towards with patients all have to be justified. The use of well developed theoretical models is therefore becoming even more important. Critically, they help not only to plan care but also to explain to others exactly what it is that they are aiming to achieve.This new edition will be welcomed as a vital introduction to the world of models for students of nursing, whether at an introductory level or for those returning to study in order to update their knowledge.
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Nursing Models for Practice is an outstanding textbook with an international reputation, which has retained its popularity with students for more than a decade.The third edition continues to offer an excellent introduction to the background theory and application of models in nursing practice. In a world where nurses are being asked to be more and more explicit about the contribution they make to health care, the evidence on which they base their practice, the actions they take, and the outcomes they are working towards with patients all have to be justified. The use of well developed theoretical models is therefore becoming even more important. Critically, they help not only to plan care but also to explain to others exactly what it is that they are aiming to achieve.This new edition will be welcomed as a vital introduction to the world of models for students of nursing, whether at an introductory level or for those returning to study in order to update their knowledge.
New to this edition
Every chapter has been updated
Updated information on developing evidence-based practice
This new edition focuses more directly on the student market, including learning objectives and other helpful study aids.
New material on developing evidence-based practice
A new chapter on the evaluation of contemporary practice against the social history of nursing
Key Features
Learning objectives, Learning exercises and Study Questions make this a comprehensive learning resource.
Comparison of theory with practice
Easily accessible and reader friendly style
Complex ideas explained clearly, avoiding jargon
Author Information
By Alan Pearson, RNN, ONC, RNT, DipNed, DANS, MSc, PhD, FCN(NSW), FRCNA, FAAG. FRCN, Executive Director, Joanna Briggs Institute, Royal Adelaide Hospital; Adelaide Professor of Nursing, La Trobe University; Adjunct Professor, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia; Barbara Vaughan, RGN, RCNT, RNT, Dip(Lond), MS, Formerly Director of Nursing Development, King's Fund Centre for Health Service Development, London, UK and Mary Fitzgerald, RGN, DipN(Lond), Cert(FE), MN, PhD, FRCNA, Professor of Nursing, University of Newcastle and Central Coast Health, Australia
By Alan Pearson, RNN, ONC, RNT, DipNed, DANS, MSc, PhD, FCN(NSW), FRCNA, FAAG. FRCN, Executive Director, Joanna Briggs Institute, Royal Adelaide Hospital; Adelaide Professor of Nursing, La Trobe University; Adjunct Professor, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia; Barbara Vaughan, RGN, RCNT, RNT, Dip(Lond), MS, Formerly Director of Nursing Development, King's Fund Centre for Health Service Development, London, UK and Mary Fitzgerald, RGN, DipN(Lond), Cert(FE), MN, PhD, FRCNA, Professor of Nursing, University of Newcastle and Central Coast Health, Australia
Nursing as theory laden practice. Developing an evidence base for practice. Models for practice. The Basis of Models. The traditional model for nursing practice. Common Characteristics of nursing models: the patient or client. Common characteristics of nursing models - the nurse and nursing. The activities of living model for nursing. The self-care model for nursing. An adaptation model for nursing. The health care systems model for nursing. A goal attainment model for nursing. A development model for nursing. Humanistic nursing theory. Human becoming. Human science and human caring. Analysing and evaluating models for practice. Using a nursing model.
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<P><b>Nursing Models for Practice</b> is an outstanding textbook with an international reputation, which has retained its popularity with students for more than a decade.The third edition continues to offer an excellent introduction to the background theory and application of models in nursing practice. In a world where nurses are being asked to be more and more explicit about the contribution they make to health care, the evidence on which they base their practice, the actions they take, and the outcomes they are working towards with patients all have to be justified. The use of well developed theoretical models is therefore becoming even more important. Critically, they help not only to plan care but also to explain to others exactly what it is that they are aiming to achieve.This new edition will be welcomed as a vital introduction to the world of models for students of nursing, whether at an introductory level or for those returning to study in order to update their knowledge.</p> <p>The eBook version of this title gives you access to the complete book content electronically*. Evolve eBooks allows you to quickly search the entire book, make notes, add highlights, and study more efficiently. Buying other Evolve eBooks titles makes your learning experience even better: all of the eBooks will work together on your electronic "bookshelf", so that you can search across your entire library of Nursing eBooks. </p>
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<P><b>Nursing Models for Practice</b> is an outstanding textbook with an international reputation, which has retained its popularity with students for more than a decade.The third edition continues to offer an excellent introduction to the background theory and application of models in nursing practice. In a world where nurses are being asked to be more and more explicit about the contribution they make to health care, the evidence on which they base their practice, the actions they take, and the outcomes they are working towards with patients all have to be justified. The use of well developed theoretical models is therefore becoming even more important. Critically, they help not only to plan care but also to explain to others exactly what it is that they are aiming to achieve.This new edition will be welcomed as a vital introduction to the world of models for students of nursing, whether at an introductory level or for those returning to study in order to update their knowledge.</p>00add-to-cart97807020377332011 and earlierProfessionalBy Alan Pearson, RNN, ONC, RNT, DipNed, DANS, MSc, PhD, FCN(NSW), FRCNA, FAAG. FRCN, Barbara Vaughan, RGN, RCNT, RNT, Dip(Lond), MS and Mary Fitzgerald, RGN, DipN(Lond), Cert(FE), MN, PhD, FRCNA20053E-BookButterworth-Heinemann0Dec 7, 2004IN STOCKBy <STRONG>Alan Pearson</STRONG>, RNN, ONC, RNT, DipNed, DANS, MSc, PhD, FCN(NSW), FRCNA, FAAG. FRCN, Executive Director, Joanna Briggs Institute, Royal Adelaide Hospital; Adelaide Professor of Nursing, La Trobe University; Adjunct Professor, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia; <STRONG>Barbara Vaughan</STRONG>, RGN, RCNT, RNT, Dip(Lond), MS, Formerly Director of Nursing Development, King's Fund Centre for Health Service Development, London, UK and <STRONG>Mary Fitzgerald</STRONG>, RGN, DipN(Lond), Cert(FE), MN, PhD, FRCNA, Professor of Nursing, University of Newcastle and Central Coast Health, AustraliaeBooksE-BookUnited KingdomNoNoNoNoPlease SelectPlease SelectPlease Select
