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In this text, Fiona Timmins integrates the findings of recent nursing research with key aspects of the nurse's role. She provides an evidence-based rationale for the best ways of improving cardiac care (in general and for specific conditions), describes important nursing initiatives to reduce the risk factors and presents a needs-based approach to patient education. Concerned with the need to bridge the current research-practice gap in coronary care, she knows how nurses can make the best use of available research and describes the advances that are being made in nurse-led services in this area. Contemporary Issues in Coronary Care Nursing offers a non-medical approach to coronary care and is informed throughout by the latest nursing theory and research.
This text investigates how nursing professionals can bridge the gap between clinical research and daily practice to improve patient outcomes in coronary care. Fiona Timmins, an expert in nursing theory, utilizes a synthesis of contemporary research and clinical initiatives to provide a framework for evidence-based practice. The book argues that a non-medical, nursing-led approach is essential for addressing risk factors and enhancing patient education in cardiac settings.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this work as a practical resource for nurses seeking to integrate theoretical research into their daily clinical routines. Readers frequently note the clarity of the text in addressing the specific challenges of modern coronary care nursing.
Page Count:
160
Publication Date:
2005-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203017552
ISBN-13:
9780203017555
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