Skills in Clinical Nursing
“Skills in Clinical Nursing” by Audrey Berman is a comprehensive resource published by Pearson Education on September 15, 2020. This 9th edition, consisting of 352 pages, is designed for courses in clinical nursing and aims to help students master essential nursing skills. The book presents 161 critical skills performed by nurses, organized from simple to complex, with each chapter providing introductory material that contextualizes the skills within anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology.
Readers will find detailed, step-by-step instructions for each skill, supported by over 800 illustrations that enhance understanding. The content has been revised and updated to reflect current nursing practices, incorporating feedback from clinical nurses to ensure relevance and accuracy. This edition serves as a foundational text for those pursuing a career in nursing, focusing on the practical application of skills essential for patient care in the healthcare field.
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For courses in clinical nursing.
Helping students master essential nursing skills
Skills in Clinical Nursing sets the foundation for nursing excellence. It presents the 161 most important skills performed by nurses, including all common variations, organized from the simple to the more complex. Each chapter contains concise introductory material placing skills in the context of anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology. Each skill is then presented in exceptional step-by-step detail, aided by more than 800 illustrations.
The 9th Edition has been revised and updated to reflect current practice, responding to extensive feedback from clinical nurses.
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