
This book encompasses the knowledge, skills, and expertise employed in nursing the critically ill patient. It highlights priorities of care and principles of managementy in a range of problems common in ICU. Chapters of particular interest are sepsis, renal replacement therapies and a section on advanced respiratory support. The reader will benefit from the strong clinical foundation and the high levels of expertise. The approach is a multi-discipline one with a strong nursing emphasis. The book will be an excellent base for nurses starting in ICU and provide an updated review of research-based practice for nurses already familiar with ICU.
This text investigates the core clinical competencies and evidence-based management strategies required for the effective nursing care of critically ill patients. The authors, Sheila K. Adam and Sue Osborne, leverage their extensive clinical backgrounds to synthesize complex physiological data and nursing protocols. The book provides a structured framework for prioritizing care in high-acuity settings, emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach that maintains a distinct focus on the nursing role.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Clinicians and educators frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for nurses transitioning into intensive care environments. Experts highlight the balance between theoretical science and practical application as a primary strength for professional development.
Page Count:
458
Publication Date:
1997-01-16
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192630237
ISBN-13:
9780192630230
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