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By
Lynda Carey, BSc, MSc(Nursing), RGN, Senior Lecturer, Department of Primary and Community Nursing, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK
Description
This is a comprehensive textbook developed to reflect the new community specialist practitioner role for practice nurses. It gives an
overview of the practice nurse role in primary health care and the factors which influence that role and its development including the
context of, and challenges for, practice nursing. Areas covered include legal issues, management, health promotion, nurse prescribing,
and community development.
Audience
Practice nurses (18 000) including those on community specialist practice courses and other practice development modules (textbook). Other health and community care professionals (background text)
Contents
SECTION 1
Who Is The Practice Nurse?
Managing Nursing Care in General Practice.
Legal Issues Pertinent to Role Development
in General.
The Political Framework of Practice.
SECTION 2
Challenges in Practice
Conceptual Frameworks in Practice
From
Health Education to Community DevelopmentThe Practice Nurse
Using Health Education in The Management Of Chronic Disease.
Involving
The Public In Health Care Decision-MakingInvolvement In General Practice
Public Health What Does It Mean For Nurses in Primary Care?
Mental
HealthThe Practice Nurse Have A Role?
Clinical Supervision What Will It Offer in the Development of Practice Nurses?
Nurse Prescribing
SECTION
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The Future
Achieving Practice Nurse Potential through Specialist Practice
Autonomy in Practice Is it A Reality?
The Future
of Practice Nursing
| Bibliographic details |
Paperback, 344 pages, publication date: AUG-2000
ISBN-13: 978-0-7020-2414-6
ISBN-10: 0-7020-2414-7
Imprint: BAILLIÈRE TINDALL
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Last update: 10 Sep 2009
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