Pediatric nursing

Author: Mahler Mel (USA), Annette Johnson; Translated by Jia Liming, Yao Fengli
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This series of books is closely related to clinical practice in terms of content and adopts a tabular format in its layout, making it highly practical. It is an invaluable "dummy-style" reference book for nursing professionals and nursing students, providing a "shortcut" for developing standardized and individualized clinical nursing care plans. As a result, this series has become a classic and authoritative work on how to develop clinical nursing care plans and is widely used in English-speaking countries. This series is meticulously compiled based on clinical realities, concise and to the point, enabling nurses and nursing students to directly understand how practical nursing care plans are developed. Some care plan content in the book is more extensive than actual care plans, with the purpose of allowing nurses to select the most appropriate content when developing a care plan for a specific patient. By referring to the content in the book and selecting suitable words or phrases, a nurse can effectively develop standardized and individualized clinical nursing care plans.