Jacqueline Randle Orden de los libros (cronológico)

With the rise of post-registration clinical skills courses and advanced practitioner roles, future nursing practice is expected to place greater emphasis on clinical skills. This handbook serves as a practical, concise, and evidence-based resource for essential clinical skills in nursing, all in one portable format. The initial section addresses the principles of patient assessment and professional issues related to clinical skills, guiding practitioners to perform procedures safely and competently. Subsequent chapters cover generic skills such as communication, hygiene, infection control, intravenous access, and theatre patient care. There are dedicated sections on drug administration and emergency care. Adopting a systems-based approach, the book explores key concepts that underpin effective nursing practice, including the social and psychological dimensions of care. It also discusses how to apply clinical skills principles to diverse groups, such as the elderly and mentally ill, making it relevant for practitioners in both hospital and community settings. This comprehensive guide aims to equip nurses and healthcare workers with the knowledge to perform clinical skills safely and competently.