Wong's Essentials of Pediatric Nursing: Second South Asian EditionElsevier Health Sciences, 15 Sep 2018 - 1300 halaman Knowledge is power. It enhances one's thoughts and expands their thinking. What we learn today paves way for tomorrow. Wong's Essentials of Pediatric Nursing, Second South Asia Edition, provides a well-refined, in-depth, and advanced body of knowledge in pediatric nursing to ameliorate, excel, and outshine the professional skills of nurses in both theory and practice. It enhances the nurse's abilities in handling a child in a comprehensive manner. The book covers a cocktail of all the essential topics and has pictorial representations, notes enclosing the important information, and nursing diagnoses that help the nurses to prioritize and carry out nursing care and procedures in an orderly fashion. This text strives to help nurses utilize their maximum potential for the holistic care of a child. - Content adapted for the current South Asian nursing setup - Current data and statistics pertaining to the South Asian region assimilated - Newest concepts and literature added to reflect the regional perspective - Regional pictures added to provide regional look and feel |
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1 Children Their Families and the Nurse | 1 |
2 Assessment of the Child and Family | 129 |
3 FamilyCentered Care of the Newborn | 323 |
4 Improving Family and Community Health Facilities | 433 |
5 Nursing Management in Common Childhood Diseases | 461 |
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