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Nurse's HomeCare Companion
Springhouse Publishing, Springhouse

Publisher : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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ISBN : 0874348943
Author : Springhouse Publishing, Springhouse
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Wide-ranging coverage includes assessment, performing bedside procedures correctly, risk
reduction, managing difficult patients, patient teaching, and managing equipment problems. Contents
include contributors, foreword, home care as a specialty, bolstering management skills, avoiding legal
hazards, promoting safety in the home, caring for patients with special needs, performing diagnostic
tests, managing common conditions, performing procedures in the home, detecting danger signs,
adapting care and equipment, providing wound care, troubleshooting equipment problems, providing
hightech home care, handling special situations in the home, and documenting care. Appendices
cover common abbreviations, NANDA Taxonomy I Revised, and special diets. Includes a completed
OASlS-B form and an index.
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3. ISBN : 0874348943 Author : Springhouse Publishing, Springhouse Download Here http://eap-books.club/readonline/?item=0874348943&lan=en

4. Wide-ranging coverage includes assessment, performing bedside procedures correctly, risk reduction, managing difficult patients, patient teaching, and managing equipment problems. Contents include contributors, foreword, home care as a specialty, bolstering management skills, avoiding legal hazards, promoting safety in the home, caring for patients with special needs, performing diagnostic tests, managing common conditions, performing procedures in the home, detecting danger signs, adapting care and equipment, providing wound care, troubleshooting equipment problems, providing hightech home care, handling special situations in the home, and documenting care. Appendices cover common abbreviations, NANDA Taxonomy I Revised, and special diets. Includes a completed OASlS-B form and an index. Download Here http://eap-books.club/readonline/?item=0874348943&lan=en

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