Practical Clinical Nursing Three Basics. Theory Part

Author: Tang Weixin
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book addresses issues such as rigid operational processes, emphasis on steps over effectiveness, and a disconnect between assessment training and practical application. The operational processes in this book adopt principles like simplicity over complexity, de-emphasizing procedures, focusing on outcomes, reducing repetition, and encouraging initiative and flexibility. The overall concept and nursing process guide the entire operation, placing greater emphasis on cultivating nurses' practical problem-solving skills in clinical settings. In terms of theoretical content, the book prioritizes clinical relevance and practicality, ensuring nurses first master the knowledge points most needed and commonly used in clinical practice. A significant portion of the book has been expanded to include humanities subjects, such as psychology, ethics, and law. To adapt to the increasingly expanding role of nursing, the content of related disciplines has been strengthened, including management, rehabilitation, oncology, public health, and traditional Chinese medicine. The traditional medical-centric knowledge structure has been replaced with a nursing-centered framework. At the same time, the concept of holistic nursing and the thinking process of the nursing process are integrated throughout the book. Based on the current state of healthcare in Jiangsu Province, advanced and mature techniques in the province, such as liver and kidney transplantation and interventional techniques, have been included. The book also covers topics such as hospital infection management, SARS prevention, HIV knowledge, and infectious disease prevention.