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Endorsements
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about Intensive Care Nursing.
'One of those rare textbooks that you could actually read for enjoyment! My edition is well thumbed and has proven to be invaluable when wanting to find the answer to a question quickly. The 'Time Out' sessions and clinical scenarios are particularly useful for the more junior staff, encouraging them to think laterally, relating the text to their clinical environment. With reflection being a major constituent of demonstrating competence, these exercises will help nurses to compile their professional and clinical portfolios. I recommend all acute ward areas to get a copy of this book for their bookshelves.' - Jacqueline Mandy Coggan, Clinical Educator for Critical Care, King's Mill Hospital, Sutton in Ashfield
'Intensive Care Nursing will continue to be a market leader
for registered nurses with 6-12 months ICU experience. Nurses with
many years of ICU experience will also find this text an invaluable
source of updating and ready reference.... New chapters on psychological
care, interpreting blood results and SARS reflect developments in
practice since 2000. The updated clinical scenarios encourage readers
to bring theory and practice together and the addition of website
support ... is an excellent move.' - Ruth Endacott,
Professor of Critical Care Nursing, La Trobe University, Melbourne
and University of Plymouth
'Comprehensive, clear and clinically focused, [Intensive
Care Nursing] is becoming a standard text for students undertaking
critical care courses and as a reference book on the shelves of
critical care units… I would advise all libraries and intensive
care units to acquire a copy.' - L.H. Gelling,
Senior Research Officer, Anglia Institute of Health and Social Care,
Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge. From review in Journal
of Advanced Nursing
'I'm impressed by the quality
of writing, the accessibility of the chapters and the comprehensiveness
of the book. Philip Woodrow has been very diligent in editing content
which has become outdated and substituting it with new concepts,
innovations and treatments that relate to advancing the art and
science of intensive care nursing. I am also pleased that the evidence
to support, guide and inform clinical practice has been expanded
and strengthened. As before selected readings and case scenarios
are helpful in developing knowledge base and in assisting practitioners
in the application of theoretical principles into practice.'
- John Albarran, Principle Lecturer Faculty of Health and
Social Care, University of the West of England, Bristol
'An excellent book which will be useful to nurses working
in ICUs in many countries. The writers have managed to integrate
theory with practice to produce and easy-to-read practical text
which will be useful for beginning and experienced ICU nurses.'
- Kathy Daffurn, Associate Professor and Co-Director, Division
of Critical Care, Liverpool Health Service, Liverpool, Australia
'This is an excellent introduction for qualified nurses
who are interested in intensive care nursing.' - Brian
Belle-Fortune, Nursing Times
'I would certainly recommend the inclusion of this book
on the reading list of registered nurses on intensive care courses
and as a useful addition to the bookshelves in intensive care units.'
- Annie Chellel, Nursing Standard
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