The significant contribution that nurses can make towards improving
coronary care through prevention, detection, treatment and
rehabilitation has been highlighted in national strategies to
reduce CHD deaths. In the health service more broadly, focus is
being placed on evidence-based practice and the development of
modern nursing roles. Contemporary Issues in Coronary Care Nursing
takes a truly nurse-focused and evidence-based approach to
exploring topical developments in coronary care. The book
integrates the findings of recent nursing research with practical
aspects of the nurse's role and aims to bridge the
research-practice gap. The book explores nursing theory and its
application, providing examples of how conceptual models can be
used in practice to improve care. It also examines the role of the
nurse in risk factor management and patient education, and
describes advances in nurse-led services. Contemporary Issues in
Coronary Care Nursing is essential reading for coronary care
nurses, pre- and post-registration nursing students and allied
health practitioners. It allows the reader to critically examine
and reflect upon theories and explore their application to coronary
care practice.
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