Nursing Management Standards and Essential Operations

Author: Wang Jinglan
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The book consists of eleven chapters. The first chapter introduces the professional ethics of nursing staff, and the following chapters cover comprehensive nursing management systems, ward management systems, the responsibilities of nursing staff, operating room rules and responsibilities, supply room rules and responsibilities, labor and delivery room rules and responsibilities, ICU rules and responsibilities, hemodialysis rules and responsibilities, outpatient and emergency department rules, nursing quality management systems, and medical and health laws and regulations. During the writing process, the authors referred to relevant books on nursing management and laws and regulations both domestically and internationally. The compilers have long been engaged in grassroots nursing management, focusing on summarizing their own practices while continuously absorbing new theories, knowledge, experiences, and methods in nursing management and practice, striving to fully reflect advanced, novel, and practical content. The book emphasizes the qualities and behavioral norms of nurses, comprehensive nursing management systems, ward management systems, the responsibilities of nursing staff at various levels and positions, nursing operation procedures and critical processes, and practical rules and operational standards suitable for actual situations. The book is rich in content and highly practical, making it an ideal reference for nursing staff in clinical departments, especially those engaged in nursing management. The book emphasizes the qualities and behavioral norms of nurses, comprehensive nursing management systems, ward management systems, the responsibilities of nursing staff at various levels and positions, nursing operation procedures and critical processes, and practical rules and operational standards suitable for actual situations. The book is rich in content and highly practical, making it an ideal reference for nursing staff in clinical departments, especially those engaged in nursing management.