Growing into Professional Nursing

An Approach to Confident Practice

Luanne Linnard-Palmer

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English

Cognella, Inc
31 December 2023

Nursing

This book is designed to help nursing students in their understanding of the role of the nurse and what it takes to successfully become a confident novice caregiver. It fills a gap in introductory nursing titles in that it welcomes the student into practice while providing realistic views of the complexities of the role.

Highlights of This Text:

Uniquely focuses on creating confidence by evaluating the process of becoming a nurse who tends to their self-care and adheres to a safe, error-reduced practice of excellence. Describes the four core domains of the profession; nurse, environment, client, and health and how social, political, economic and climate change impacts the delivery of care. Explores how the AACN threads (DEI, cultural sensitivity, social determinants of health, communication, ethics, clinical judgement, and mental health) intersect with the delivery of quality nursing care.

Each chapter has been carefully selected and crafted to provide a student or new nurse with information spanning the history of nursing, the theoretical frameworks of nursing, communication practices through role development, licensure acquisition and specialty practice areas. This text is chock-full of material that provides realistic stories, patient care examples, ethical dilemmas, physical and emotional challenges, and the rewards of care across the life span.

By: Luanne Linnard-Palmer
Imprint: Cognella, Inc
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm,
Weight: 272g
ISBN: 9781793580771
ISBN 10: 1793580774
Pages: 424
Publication Date: 31 December 2023
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Luanne Linnard-Palmer, Professor of Nursing at Dominican University of California, has 37 years of experience as a registered nurse working in a variety of settings. Over the last 30 years, her work has been in pediatrics/family-centered care. She works per diem in acute care and ambulatory settings for pediatric oncology patients.

Reviews for Growing into Professional Nursing: An Approach to Confident Practice

"""A comprehensive text to educate and motivate future nurses in an ever-changing health care climate."" Amanda W. McClelland, Muskingum University ""This text provides a diverse topics essential to the education of new nurses."" Amy Mersiovsky, Texas A&M University - Central Texas ""Great text for those thinking about the nursing profession."" M. Kathleen Dwinnells, Kent State University ""A nicely written current text to for the transitioning student."" Marcee C. Everly, Indiana State University ""Great material for nursing students to enjoy. Includes practical and relevant case studies for better understanding."" Maria Membrebe, Community College of Baltimore County ""This text provides a realistic view of nursing that is both timely and relevant and helps introduce the nursing profession to a new generation."" Vanessa Lyons, West Kentucky Community and Technical College"