Bruce Austin Scott,Austin Scott Bruce Austin Scott: Thinking as a Nurse

Thinking as a Nurse


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Thinking as a Nurse is a point-of-view work gleaned from 37 years of direct patient care and 25 years of teaching nursing. The book emphasizes the non-technical components of nursing practice--the cognitive and cerebral aspects. The primary role of nurses is to identify and solve patient problems and Thinking as a Nurse looks at influences of clinical problem solving such as empathy, what the patient says to the nurse, pathophysiology, nurse-physician relationships, teamwork, and setting priorities. Memorization and an overemphasis on technical skills are discussed as possible pitfalls in the education of nurses. The book helps students study for nursing examinations and be more adroit in their clinical practices. There are chapters addressing studying techniques and how to deal with NCLEX-type questions.

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Author: Bruce Austin Scott,Austin Scott Bruce Austin Scott
Number of Pages: 120 pages
Published Date: 12 Nov 2009
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication Country: Bloomington IN, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781440163333
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