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| 060 10 WY 16^bC976 |
| 245 00 Current issues in nursing |
| 250 8th ed. /^b[edited by] Perle Slavik Cowen, Sue Moorhead |
| 260 St. Louis, Mo. :^bMosby Elsevier,^cc2011 |
| 300 xxiv, 837 p. :^bill. ;^c26 cm |
| 504 Includes bibliographical references and index |
| 505 0 1. Defining nursing from a variety of roles. The richnessof nursing / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- What is nursing, why do we ask, and how will nursing be better understood / Meridean L. Maas -- Staff nurses working in hospitals: who are they, what do they do, and what are their challenges? / Ellen Cram -- Clinical nurse specialists: education and practice issues / Kelly A. Goudreau -- Nurse practitioners: taking their place in thehealth care arena / Kathy J. Morris -- Nurse executives: critical thinking for rapid change / SueEllen Pinkerton and Rose Rivers -- The nurse as chief executive office / Nancy A. Formella -- Nurse educators: issues that affect the profession / Anita M. Stineman and Paula R. Mobily -- Nurse researchers: who are they, what do they do, and whatare their challenges? / Nancy A. Stotts and Deidre D. Wipke-Tevis -- |
| 505 0 2. Changing education. Nursing education in transition /Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- Creating the futureof nursing education: challenges and opportunities / Theresa M. Valiga and Mary Champagne -- Educational challenges: quality in prelicensure nursing education / Kathryn J. Dolter -- Graduate nursing education: a critical examination from a global perspective / Michele J. Upvall -- International collaborative institutional approaches to nursing education / Tess Judge-Ellis and Connie Trowbridge -- Using academic-service collaborative partnerships to expand professional nursing programs / Christine L. Latham -- Creating the nursing theory-research-practice nexus / Howard K. Butcher -- E-learning / Diane J. Skiba -- |
| 505 0 3. Changing practice. Nursing specialities / Perle SlavikCowen and Sue Moorhead -- Moving the care from hospital tohome / Lucille A. Joel -- Adult health nursing practice: recent changes and current issues / Cecelia Gatson Grindeland Mary E. Grindel -- Alternative and complementary therapies: recent changes and current issues / Charlotte Eliopoulos -- Ambulatory care nursing: challenges for the twenty-first century / Sheila A. Haas and Ida M. Androwich-- Gerontological nursing: recent changes and current issues / Kathleen C. Buckwalter -- Hospice and palliative care: one solution for improving U.S. health care? / Jeanne M. Martinez -- Pediatric nursing: recent changes and current issues / Cheryl Rodgers, Marilyn J. Hockenberry, and Rosalind Bryant -- Perinatal nursing: recent changes and current issues / Kathleen Rice Simpson -- Perioperative nursing: recent changes and current issues / Nancy J. Girard -- Psychiatric mental health nursing: recent changes and current issues / Gail W. Stuart -- Forensic nursing: recent changes and current issues / Virginia A. Lynch -- Occupational health nursing:recent changes and current issues / Kennith R. Culp and Sandra L. Ramey -- Genetics, genomics, and current issues for professional nursing / Debra L. Schutte -- |
| 505 0 4. Information technology practices. The impact oftechnology on health care / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- Nursing: a profession evolving with the use ofinformatics and technology / Marisa L. Wilson -- Standardized terminologies and integrated information systems: building blocks for transforming data into nursing knowledge / Suzanne Bakken and Leanne M. Currie --Nursing informatics: partnerships at the crossroads of practice and research / Karen A. Monsen and Karen S. Martin -- Sustaining a focus group devoted to standardizedlanguage development / Sandra L. Bellinger and Cathy J. Konrad -- Why health information technology standards and harmonization are important? / Audrey E. Dickerson -- Personal health records as a tool for improving the delivery of health care / Mikyoung Lee -- Global challenges of electronic records for nursing / Anne Casey -- |
| 505 0 5. Health care systems and practice. The impact ofevolving health care systems on nursing / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- From a medical care system for afew to a comprehensive health care system for all / Mary Margaret Mooney -- The challenge: participate in the era of politics--choose an ideology and lead / Catherine Dodd -- Defining health disparities from three viewpoints: reducing inequality in health care / Joyce Newman Giger --Magnet designation: creating new synergies / Rose Rivers and SueEllen Pinkerton -- The research imperative for the nurse executive / SueEllen Pinkerton, Kathy A. Jankowski, and Matthew Leshy -- Laying the foundation for evidence-based practice for nurse residents / Colleen J. Goode, Carolyn Sanders, Jo Ann Del Monte, Denis Chon, Alyson Dare,Lee Anne Jones Merrifield, Jennifer Nguyen, and Megan M. Smith -- Determining staffing needs based on patient outcomes versus nursing interventions / Sharen Eck Birmingham, Kate Nell, and Noriko Abe -- Impact of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act / Ann M. Rhodes -- Trends in long-term care / Janet Pringle Specht and Geri Kirkbride -- |
| 505 0 6. Health care organization and finance. Identifying andcontrolling health care costs / Perle Slavik Cowen and SueMoorhead -- Controlling health care costs: balancing public and private solutions / Joseph W. York and Mary M. Gibson -- Business coalitions: shaping health reform through technology and science / Patricia Hinton Walker and Michelle R. Troseth -- Mergers and acquisitions / Marjorie Beyers -- The cost of home health care: changes and challenges / Mary Ann Anderson, Carol Bailey, Gary L. Bargstadt, and O. Ed Reitz -- Drugs are too cheap / Tess Judge-Ellis and Bernard Sorofman -- |
| 505 0 7. Professional challenges, collaboration, and conflict.Challenges, collaboration, and conflict / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- Collaboration between nurses andphysicians: the need for a broader view / Karen Dunn Lopezand Gail Keenan -- Health professions education in community-based settings: a collaborative journey / Joellen B. Edwards, Susan M. Grover, and Joy E. Wachs -- Overcoming polarity in nursing / Elaine S. Scott -- Expanding into the twenty-first century: men in nursing / Todd N. Ingram -- Nursing employment issues: increasing unionization in nursing / Thomas Clancy -- Managing generational issues in nursing: preserving the future of the profession / Sue Moorhead -- |
| 505 0 8. Cultural inclusiveness. Diversity in nursing: achallenge for the United States / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- Should nursing be more diversified? / G. Rumay Alexander -- Minority representation in nursing: diversity, cultural competency, and racism--the challenge persists / Patricia T. Castiglia -- Bridging cultures: blacks and nursing / Betty Pierce Dennis -- Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and nursing: narrowing thehealth disparities gap / Hyejin Park and Jillian Inouye --Bridging cultures: Hispanics/Latinos and nursing / Sara Torres and Helen Castillo -- Bridging cultures: American Indians and nursing / Bette Keltner Jacobs, Debra Smith, and Mechem Slim -- |
| 505 0 9. Ethical, legal, and social issues. Ethical, legal andsocial concerns in a changing health care world / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- Ethics of health care reform: should health care be rationed? / Karen Dunn Lopez-- The nurse as patient advocate: is there a conflict of interest? / Karen Markus -- Ethical nursing practice: it^'sall about relationship / Wendy Austin -- Harassment and discrimination issues in nursing / Anita J. Szczepanski --Health care for the poor and underserved / Sara Groves -- Legal, ethical, and moral considerations in caring for individuals with diminished capacity / Nancy Edwards -- Nurses^' role in patients^' advance directives: facilitationor reduction of patient autonomy? / Susan E. Young and Diane K. Kjervik -- Environmental disasters: nurse preparedness for radiation and chemical events / Tener Goodwin Veenema -- All-hazards preparedness: advocating for mothers and babies / Lisa Summers and Robbie Prepas --Disaster nursing and the American Red Cross / Janice Springer, Cheryl K. Schmidt, and Kay Farrell -- The greening of health care / Barbara Sattler and Denise B. Choiniere -- |
| 505 0 10. Violence prevention and care : nursing^'s role.Violence: the expanding role of nursing in prevention and care / Perle Slavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- Child maltreatment: nursing considerations / Perle Slavik Cowen and Jessica P. Cowen -- Nursing care: preventing firearm injuries / Mary Fran Hazinski -- Group interventions with African American women survivors of intimate partner violence / Janette Y. Taylor -- Nursing care: victims of violence--elder mistreatment / Terry Fulmer and Jamie L. Blankenship -- Disaster nursing during terrorist events / Ian Portelli, Terry Fulmer, and Mollie C. Marr -- Nursing practice in emergency management and disaster preparedness/ Mary W. Chaffee -- More nurse involvement needed in infectious disease disaster preparedness / Terri Rebmann -- Compassion fatigue in nursing / Charles R. Figley and Maryann Abendroth -- |
| 505 0 11. Global nursing considerations. Issues abroad / PerleSlavik Cowen and Sue Moorhead -- The global nursing shortage--an issue of social justice / Barbara Anderson and Katherine Camacho Carr -- Nursing in wars / Richard Garfield and Anne-Marie Rafferty -- Nursing at the World Health Organization: the (in)visibility of chief nurses 1951-2009 / Marjorie A. Jueche -- Global health needs and priorities in developing countries / Mary Anne Mercer -- The global health agenda: are nursing and midwifery responding? / Katherine Camacho Carr and Barbara Anderson |
| 520 1 ^"This book fully explore the issues that have changed andare changing the delivery of health care and the nursing profession. It^'s comprehensive and timely coverage addresses the complex issues affecting nursing education and practice; a total of 26 new chapters have been added to ensure that you have the most up-to-date and relevant information for your career; over 100 well-known and respected nursing leaders offer their expert insights and analysis; unique, consistent format introduces each section with an overview chapter, followed by a debate chapter, and concluding with several viewpoint chapters; debate chapters help you comprehend conflicting viewpointsand synthesize your own thoughts on a variety of topics; and its viewpoint chapters present controversial discussions to encourage you to think critically about theissues.^"--BOOK JACKET |
| 650 0 Nursing |
| 650 12 Nursing |
| 650 22 Ethics, Nursing |
| 650 22 Nurse^'s Role |
| 650 22 Nursing Care |
| 700 1 Cowen, Perle Slavik |
| 700 1 Moorhead, Sue |
| 945 ^p2260^l0^i11012496 |
| 999 ^aศิริลักษณ์ ภูชาดา |
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