Essential Nursing Care is an accessible and introductory textbook for student nurses to develop important skills in key areas of care, helping them to grow into competent practitioners. It introduces them to the concept of clinical skills and develops a foundation in practical nursing skills and the essence of nursing practice.
This interactive workbook considers eight key areas of care:
Principles of Safety
Principles of Medicines Management
Principles of Monitoring & Assessment
Principles of Respiratory Care
Principles of Eating & Drinking
Principles of Elimination
Principles of Skin Care
Principles of First Aid
Key features of this text:
Interactive and feature rich, with chapter aims, learning outcomes, key terms and activities in each chapter
Case studies and quizzes are also provided to reinforce and encourage learning
Reflective practice is highlighted throughout, with each chapter providing a template to allow readers to reflect on their practice
Website featuring chapter quizzes, case studies, and glossary of terms www.wiley.com/go/lawson
About the editors:
Louise Lawson is Senior Lecturer in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at The University of Hertfordshire, and contributes to the development of clinical skills for pre-qualifying students and Preparation for Mentorship in post qualifying nursing studies.
Ian Peate is Associate Head of the School of Nursing and Midwifery at The University of Hertfordshire. His portfolio centres on recruitment and marketing and professional academic development within the School of Nursing and Midwifery.