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9780071458269

The Nursing Experience: Trends, Challenges, and Transitions, Fifth Edition

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  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-01-03
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education / Medical

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One of the Most Widely Used Texts in Nursing Education!This outstanding introduction to the nursing experience covers trends, issues, and nursing history all in one book and is enriched by the experience and expertise of the authors. Readers will find essential coverage of the changing roles of nurses in managed care and institutional settings, the options within nursing, special help with finding the right fit, and growth opportunities within the profession.

Author Biography

Lucille Joel, EdD, RN, FAAN is a Professor in the College of Nursing at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in Newark, NJ.

Lucy Young Kelly, PhD, RN, FAAN is Professor Emeritus at Columbia University, New York, NY.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Author Profile xvii
Acknowledgments xix
PART 1: THE EVOLUTION OF NURSING
Care of the Sick: How Nursing Began
3(20)
Objectives
3(1)
Care of the Sick in Early Civilizations
4(3)
Christianity's Impact on Nursing
7(1)
Nursing Care in Early Hospitals
8(3)
The Influence of Florence Nightingale
11(9)
Key Points
20(1)
Study Questions
21(1)
References
21(2)
Nursing in the United States: American Revolution to Nursing Revolution
23(56)
Objectives
23(1)
The Volunteers
24(2)
Nursing Education: The First 60 Years
26(9)
Nursing's Early Leaders
35(8)
The Nurse in Practice
43(4)
Wartime Nursing
47(5)
Toward a New Era: Studies and Action
52(20)
Key Points
72(1)
Study Questions
73(1)
References
73(2)
Helpful Websites for Part 1
75(4)
PART 2: NURSING IN THE HEALTH CARE SCENE
The Health Care Delivery System
79(87)
Objectives
79(1)
What Influences Health Care?
80(1)
The American People: A Time of Change
80(35)
Cost, Quality, Access
115(5)
Managed Care
120(2)
Health Care Delivery: An Expanding Maze
122(1)
Self-Care
122(2)
Alternative/Complementary Medicine
124(1)
Ambulatory Care
125(6)
Ambulatory Care Alternatives to Institutions
131(2)
Hospitals
133(6)
Government Facilities
139(2)
Emergency Medical Services
141(1)
Home Health Care
141(3)
Long-Term Care
144(2)
The Caregivers: A Growing Number
146(14)
Key Points
160(2)
Study Questions
162(1)
References
163(3)
The Discipline of Nursing
166(41)
Objectives
166(1)
The New-Old Question: What Is Nursing?
166(1)
Professions and Professionalism
167(4)
What Do Nurses Do???
171(4)
The Nursing Process and Classification Systems
175(4)
Major Nursing Theories
179(2)
Attitudes of Nurses and about Nurses
181(10)
The Media Image of Nursing
191(2)
The Reality: Facts, Figures, Guesses
193(7)
Key Points
200(1)
Study Questions
200(1)
References
201(1)
Helpful Websites for Part 2
202(5)
PART 3: NURSING PRACTICE
Education and Research for Practice
207(38)
Objectives
207(1)
Program Commonalities
208(3)
The Nursing Assistant
211(1)
Programs for Practical Nurses
212(3)
Diploma Programs
215(2)
Associate Degree Programs
217(3)
Baccalaureate Nursing Programs
220(3)
Other Programs Leading to RN Licensure
223(1)
Graduate Education
224(4)
Open Curriculum Practices
228(1)
Distance Education
229(2)
Continuing Education
231(2)
Trends and Issues in Education
233(4)
Nursing Research
237(3)
Responding to an Inevitable Future
240(1)
Key Points
241(1)
Study Questions
242(1)
References
242(3)
Career Opportunities
245(49)
Objectives
245(1)
A Time of Unlimited Opportunities
245(2)
Nursing: Shortages and Surplus
247(5)
What Employers Expect from a New Graduate
252(2)
Hospital Patient Care Positions
254(5)
Standards of Clinical Nursing Practice
259(1)
Assignments for Delivering Care
260(7)
Assistants to the Nurse
267(1)
Differentiated Practice/The Clinical Ladder
268(2)
Supplemental Staffing Agencies
270(1)
Nursing in Extended and Long-Term Care Facilities
271(2)
Subacute Care
273(1)
Public Health/Community Health Nursing
274(3)
Office Nursing
277(1)
Case Management
278(1)
Occupational Health Nursing
279(3)
Private Duty Nursing
282(1)
Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs
283(3)
Opportunities in Government
286(4)
Other Career Opportunities
290(1)
Key Points
290(1)
Study Questions
291(1)
References
291(3)
Leadership for an Era of Change
294(33)
Objectives
294(1)
Nursing Autonomy
295(2)
A Leader among Leaders
297(4)
Perspectives on Power
301(3)
The Constancy of Change
304(4)
Obstacles to the Exercise of Power
308(5)
Strategies for Action
313(7)
Key Points
320(1)
Study Questions
321(1)
References
321(1)
Helpful Websites for Part 3
322(5)
PART 4: NURSING ETHICS AND LAW
Ethical Issues in Nursing and Health Care
327(30)
Objectives
327(1)
What Creates Ethical Dilemmas?
328(5)
Factors That Influence Ethical Decision Making
333(7)
Guidelines for Ethical Decision Making
340(3)
Common Ethical Concerns in Nursing Practice
343(7)
Access to Care: Ethics and Reality
350(2)
Nurses as Advocates
352(2)
Key Points
354(1)
Study Questions
354(1)
References
355(2)
Patients' Rights; Students' Rights
357(47)
Objectives
357(1)
Patients' Rights
358(1)
Informed Consent
359(6)
The Right to Die
365(12)
Rights of the Helpless
377(5)
Rights of Patients in Research
382(1)
Patient Records: Confidentiality and Availability
383(3)
Other Aspects of Patients' Rights
386(3)
Legal Issues Related to Reproduction
389(5)
Transplants
394(2)
Rights and Responsibilities of Students
396(4)
Key Points
400(1)
Study Questions
400(1)
References
401(3)
Politics and Public Policy
404(38)
Objectives
404(1)
Introduction to Law
405(1)
The United States Legal System
406(1)
The Legislative Process
407(5)
Influencing the Legislative Process
412(3)
Nurses and Political Action
415(1)
Grassroots Lobbying
416(3)
Overview of Federal Agencies
419(1)
Major Legislation Affecting Nursing
419(20)
What Next?
439(1)
Key Points
440(1)
Study Questions
440(1)
References
440(2)
Health Care Credentialing and Nursing Licensure
442(33)
Objectives
442(1)
Credentialing and Its Issues
443(11)
NCSBN and ANA
454(1)
Content of Nursing Practice Acts
455(13)
Procedure for Obtaining a License
468(3)
Issues, Developments, and Predictions
471(1)
Key Points
472(1)
Study Questions
473(1)
References
473(2)
Legal Aspects of Nursing Practice
475(50)
Objectives
475(1)
Litigation Trends in Health Care
476(2)
Application of Legal Principles
478(10)
Major Causes of Litigation
488(11)
Legal Problems in Record-Keeping
499(4)
The Problem of Short-Staffing
503(3)
Standard of Care
506(3)
Other Torts and Crimes
509(2)
Drug Control
511(1)
Good Samaritan Laws
512(1)
Professional Liability (Malpractice) Insurance
513(1)
In Court: The Due Process of Law
514(3)
Risk Management
517(1)
Avoiding Legal Problems
518(1)
Key Points
519(1)
Study Questions
520(1)
References
520(1)
Helpful Websites for Part 4
521(4)
PART 5: TRANSITION INTO PRACTICE
Nursing Organizations and Publications
525(35)
Objectives
525(1)
Diversity and Differences
525(1)
Cooperative Efforts
526(2)
American Nurses Association
528(15)
International Council of Nurses
543(5)
National Student Nurses' Association
548(8)
Health-Related Organizations
556(1)
The Nursing Literature
556(2)
Key Points
558(1)
Study Questions
559(1)
References
559(1)
Workplace Choices
560(28)
Objectives
560(1)
Basic Considerations
561(3)
Professional Biographies and Resumes
564(5)
Looking Over the Job Market
569(2)
Sources of Information about Positions
571(3)
Professional Correspondence
574(4)
Personal Interview
578(5)
Changing Positions
583(3)
Key Points
586(1)
Study Questions
586(1)
References
587(1)
Career Management
588(37)
Objectives
588(1)
Resocialization
588(2)
Dealing with Reality Shock
590(3)
Stress and Strain: The Persisting Occupational Hazard
593(2)
The Workplace: Rights and Hazards
595(13)
Collective Bargaining: The Process and the Issues
608(4)
Career Mapping
612(7)
As You Anticipate the Future
619(1)
Key Points
620(1)
Study Questions
621(1)
References
622(1)
Helpful Websites for Part 5
623(2)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
625(22)
APPENDIXES
647(92)
Appendix 1 Major Studies of the Nursing Profession
648(14)
Appendix 2 Major Health Care Personnel
662(9)
Appendix 3 State Boards of Nursing (2005)
671(6)
Appendix 4 Major Nursing and Related Organizations
677(28)
Appendix 5 Specialty Certifications
705(12)
Appendix 6 Basics of Parliamentary Procedure
717(2)
Appendix 7 Distinguished Nurses of the Past: Fifty Nurses Who Made a Difference
719(20)
Index 739

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