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Medicines Management in Mental Health Nursing (Transforming Nursing Practice Series)
£6.40
Mental-health nurses must develop the crucial skills of correct medicines management and calculations in order to provide safe care to their patients. This book specifically supports pre-registration students in meeting the required competencies for medicines management. It has a strong emphasis on understanding the role of medicine as one of a range of treatment options, and collaborative working with patients and carers. It is clearly structured around the NMC Essential Skills Clusters for medicines management, covering law, drugs calculations, administration, storage, record keeping, introductory pharmacology, patient communication and contextual issues.
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Additional information
| Publisher | 1st edition (1 Sept. 2011), SAGE Publications Ltd |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 256 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0857250493 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0857250490 |
| Dimensions | 17.15 x 1.27 x 24.77 cm |
by Ismail Ismail
Very clear, detailed and easy to understand book. I recommend it for any mental health nursing student on a degree course.
by justine l
excellent reading and very informative with added quizzes to get you thinking also a comprehensive referenece list so you can research more reading. It is laid out in a lay persons understanding
by Lilla Sturgeon
Brilliant book. Would recommend it to anyone struggling with Mental Health Biology 🙂
by julia
love this book, it is laid out in a fashion that is very easy to read and has case studies throughout which really test your thinking. I’m nearing the end of my first year as a mental health nursing student and wish i had found this book earlier as so much emphasis is placed on your medication knowledge and understanding at university, and rightly so.
by GRAHAM GLASS
Excellent read well worth buying if working in this field. Worth buying easy to read very imformative. Good buy excellent
by dee
I have a 2011 edition He seems to think Sodium ions leave the cell at the start of the action potential. I dont think they do,do they,Stan?
by Helen Anderson
Helped me greatly with revision and updating my knowledge. Would recommend this to any mental health professional or any nurse hoping to gain a greater understanding on mental health medications and diagnosis.
by Patricia Madondo
Well written, no jargon, easy to follow through. Love it!