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| Unit I | Basic Concepts of Community-Based Nursing | 1 |
| Article 1 | Community-Based Nursing Versus Community Health Nursing: What Does It All Mean? | 6 |
| Article 2 | Community-Based Nursing: Philosophy or Setting? | 18 |
| Article 3 | A Time for Self-Care: Role of the Home Healthcare Nurse | 23 |
| Article 4 | Would Connie Ever Take Her Medication? | 30 |
| Article 5 | "Noncompliant": Isn't There a Better Way to Say It? | 32 |
| Article 6 | The Family Systems Approach and Pediatric Nursing Care | 38 |
| Article 7 | Helping Families Mobilize Their Personal Resources | 51 |
| Article 8 | Beyond Traditional Nursing Care: Cultural Awareness and Successful Home Healthcare Nursing | 58 |
| Article 9 | Health Promotion: Theoretical Perspectives & Clinical Applications | 64 |
| Article 10 | The Continuum of Patient Care | 72 |
| Article 11 | Using Community Resources Effectively to Plan Care | 78 |
| Article 12 | Collaborative Home Practice: Nursing and Occupational Therapy Ensure Appropriate Medication Administration | 80 |
| Article 13 | Consultation With Physical and Occupational Therapists to Promote the Motor Development of Young Children | 89 |
| Unit II | Populations Requiring Care in the Community | 101 |
| Article 14 | Responding to the Challenge of Chronic Illness | 103 |
| Article 15 | Coping With Chronic Illness | 109 |
| Article 16 | Psychiatric Home Care: An Introduction | 117 |
| Article 17 | Managing Chronic Congestive Heart Failure in the Home | 124 |
| Article 18 | Elder Abuse: A Challenge for Home Care Nurses | 129 |
| Article 19 | Homeless People & Mental Health: A Nursing Concern | 139 |
| Unit III | Skills for Community-Based Nursing | 152 |
| Article 20 | Building Trust During the Initial Home Visit | 154 |
| Article 21 | Patient Silence Is Not Necessarily Client Satisfaction: Communication Problems in Home Care Nursing | 161 |
| Article 22 | Functional Assessment of the Home Health Client | 168 |
| Article 23 | Nutrition Screening Tool for Home Care Patients: Development & Utilization | 178 |
| Article 24 | Assessing the Risk of Foot Ulcers | 186 |
| Article 25 | Assessing Medication Knowledge and Practices of Older Adults | 195 |
| Article 26 | Cultural Assessment in Home Healthcare | 202 |
| Article 27 | Environmental Assessment | 212 |
| Article 28 | Community Assessment for the Home Healthcare Nurse | 220 |
| Article 29 | Attending to Holistic Care | 231 |
| Article 30 | Recognizing and Responding | 237 |
| Article 31 | Get Ready-Get Set-Go Teach!: Analyzing Patients as Learners in Home Healthcare | 243 |
| Article 32 | Using a Creative Teaching Process With Adult Patients | 250 |
| Article 33 | Motivating Beth | 258 |
| Article 34 | Defining Case Management | 260 |
| Article 35 | Case Management: Its Value for Staff Nurses | 265 |
| Article 36 | Making an Ethical Decision in the Home Setting: The Case of Stan | 272 |
| Article 37 | Factors Influencing Ethical Decision Making in the Home Setting | 278 |
| Article 38 | Steps to Keep Yourself Safe | 285 |
| Unit IV | Discovering the Niche in Community-Based Nursing | 293 |
| Article 39 | Taking Charge of Your Career | 295 |
| Article 40 | Home IV Therapy Comes of Age | 303 |
| Article 41 | Take Your Skills to the Classroom | 308 |
| Article 42 | Day Care Consulting: It Isn't Kids' Stuff | 312 |
| Article 43 | Parish Nurses Help Patients - Body and Soul | 316 |
| Article 44 | Nursing on Your Own Time | 320 |
| Article 45 | These Nurses Take Flight | 324 |
| Index | 328 |
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Thomas Wojtczuk
reviewed Readings in community based nursing on January 04, 2018 Readings in community based nursing
Could the author be more biased? I very much wish my school had not chosen such a text. Every chapter I've read has some line or lines that make me want to pack it up and call it a night. It's quite unfortunate I'm forced into reading this. Had I chosen this on my own volition I'd have given up by now. The book caters to the victim mentality, offering little in the way of self responsibility, personal accountability and subsequent consequences. The cultural chapter dedicated entire paragraphs to every race except whites, who, by the way, have quite a high rate of suicide. Nevermind how mental illness is viewed in that dominant culture. Firearms are a risk factor for suicide, yet access to ropes, pills, and razors aren't? No, risk factors include mental illness, family history, older white males, loss. Guns are the tools that people with these risk factors use to complete suicide. Even if all of this didn't spoil the reading for me, the lack of efficient editing would. I just hope my IQ hasn't dropped and that I haven't been fully indoctrinated by the time this class ends.
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