Management Guidelines for Nurse Practitioners Working with Older Adults

Management Guidelines for Nurse Practitioners Working with Older Adults
  • 2nd Ed.
  • 2004
  • © F.A. Davis
  • Laurie Kennedy-Malone PhD, APRN-BC, GNP
  • 080361120X / 9780803611207
  • Nursing, Geriatrics

 

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Description

Due to the continuing rapid growth of the older adult population, there is an increased need for primary care providers to deliver age-specific care and direct disease management. This e-book serves as a clinical resource for advanced practice nurses and students who provide primary care to older adults. Focused on common disorders seen in adults from both the medical and nursing perspectives, it addresses nursing diagnoses and patient education and provides students with various approaches for assessing the older client. It also contains chapters on the principles of promoting health and on the essentials of good nutrition for older adults.

 

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"This is a very useful guide for busy practitioners in the primary care area."

-- Jean Berry, PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing) Doody's Review

 

Audience

The book is written for advanced practice nurses including clinical nurse specialists and case managers, students and RNs who provide care for older adults in the ambulatory care setting. It is designed for use in primary care and is appropriately broad in content. The level of the material is appropriate for the range of the audience. The authors and contributors include a wide range of advance practice nurses and clinical experts with relevant credentials.

 

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