<p>This will be the first nursing book of its kind, focusing on the positioning of nurses within the multidisciplinary team, and outlining their role in the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of care for IBD patients. This book presents ways for nurses to provide continuity of care, support, and information to patients from diagnosis onwards, helping to prevent crisis and deterioration so patients can achieve the best possible quality of life. By understanding the disease, its management, and gaining insight into the patient's experience in this way, nurses can make a real difference in clinical practice. This title features clear, concise, clinical content covering all the essential aspects of IBD care and patient treatment. It presents the basics of IBD, Clinical Management and Advanced Practice. Each section includes key points, case studies, and a unique patient translation summary to enable nurses to evaluate their own learning, and importantly apply this directly to their practice. This book will logically progress through the patient pathway, integrating research evidence, patient experience, clinical expertise and nursing theory to provide an authoritative text for all nurses caring patients with IBD.</p>

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Nursing

Medical Books

O'CONNOR

Nursing

Mark Allen Group

This highly practical text aims to provide the newly qualified dental nurse with with a basic guide to dental nursing issues. The Dental Nurse Survival Guide adopts the same Q&A format that has proven so successful with the best selling Staff Nurse Survival Guide. Each guide is a collection of all the common situations that a newly qualified practitioner might face. The aim is to produce an answer for each question that could be read in 5 minutes - a pocket-sized handbook containing ideas, principles and guidelines for a number of common and sometimes unexpected situations encountered in the first year of practice. Written by experienced author who wrote The Dental Nurses' Guide to Infection Control and Decontamination.

Dental Nurse Survival Guide

Kathryn Porter

<p>This new edition to the follows Q&amp;A format that has made the series so popular for its practical, clinical approach. It will serve as a quick referral guide for newly qualified midwives and be an aide memoire in practice settings. The design will enable readers to easily access the information in a format which is easy to read. It presents current guidelines and best evidence. Final year student midwives have a plethora of activities and assessments to be able to complete their diploma/degree courses and qualify as midwives. Following the commencement of their first employment they have to meet various Trust requirements and complete a number of key activities to orientate to their new role. This is an intensive time of study and adjustment to new roles so a text which could support these processes will be invaluable. This book could also be used by Senior Student Midwives to prepare them for qualifying as midwives and be insightful of what will be expected to achieve during their first year of registration.</p>

Midwifery Survival Guide: Common Questions and Answers for the Newly Qualified Midwife

Jacqui Williams

Medicine

When Caring Is Not Enough: Examples of Reflection in Practice

Tony Ghaye

This highly practical text aims to provide nurses with a basic guide to gastrointestinal disorders. The book provides clear descriptions of epidemiology, pathophysiology, assessment and diagnosis of gastrointestinal disorders and offers guidance on the clinical nursing skills required to care for patients with gastrointestinal disorders.

Fundamental Aspects of Gastrointestinal Nursing

Carol Cox

Martin Steggall

Alison Coutts

This title contains up-to-date, evidence-based clinical information for all health professionals managing patients with diabetes. It provides practical guidelines covering the important aspects of management, and contains concise advice that can be accessed quickly and easily. There are 29 chapters and each chapter includes a clinical case study, and there are tables and figures throughout, supporting knowledge in a meaningful way. It can be used as a practitioner-friendly source of guidance during consultations, enabling clinicians to respond to the changing demaands of information in clinical practice. Relevant to all members of the multi-disciplinary team, including Practice Nurses, GPs, Dietitions, Diabetes Specialist Nurses, Community Nurses and Podiatrists.

Principles of Diabetes Care: Evidence Based Management of Diabetes for Health Professionals

Anne Phillips

This pocket-sized and highly practical text aims to provide students and qualified learning disability nurses with vital information, covering common situations and queries, through to unexpected situations and concerns. Chapters cover all major aspects of the role, including common syndromes and disorders, professional and legal responsibilities, physical and mental health issues, complex and challenging behaviours, leadership and management, and dealing with emergencies. Information is presented in a user-friendly question and answer format, and can be used as an aide memoire in practice settings.

Learning Disability Nurse Survival Guide

David Dalby

Maternal and Infant Nutrition and Nurture

Victoria Hall Moran

Parenting & Relationships

Becoming a Learner in the Workplace

Wareing, Mark

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