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Diagnosis

Nursing Care Plans: Transitional Patient &

Family Centered Care, Sixth Edition

Lynda J. Carpenito, RN, MSN, CRNP

978-1-4511-8787-8 • November 2013 • Softbound • 8.375” x 10.875” • 752 pp.

Learn how to create nursing care plans, effectively document care, and

succeed in the course with

Nursing Care Plans: Transitional Patient

and Family Centered Care, Sixth Edition

. Easy-to-understand and

packed with practical tools to prepare you for clinical practice, this

proven book focuses on the nursing plans that are most important,

ensuring that you learn what you need to know and that you can find

the information you need easily, without being distracted by irrelevant

information.

Features

• Maximize the book’s effectiveness as a learning tool with Unit III’s

step-by-step guidance on how to use the text, including a guide on

how to use the book’s icons.

• Help your student understand the various considerations to keep in

mind when creating nursing care plans through Safety and Quality

icons that to show risk severity and include suggestions for action.

Icons include:

– TRAP: Transitional Risk Assessment Plan

– STAR: Stop Think Act Review

– SBAR: Notes on communications with agents of change

– CAR: Clinical Alert Report that integrates information pertaining

to “Nurses Aid” and “Hand off”/Changing in shift information

• Transitional Plan: Home education information for the patient

• Increase students’ recall of important information with new, true-

to-practice briefer Interventions developed by expert clinicians.

• Broaden your students’ knowledge with new care plans for

Maternity, Pediatrics, and Mental Health.

• Help your students understand the importance of evidence-based

practice through new evidence-based rationales and guidelines.

• Give your students anytime, anywhere access to “day-to-day

encounters” and special risks information with the Laminated Quick

Reference Information Card.

• Enhance learning with clear presentations of collaborative problems

that alert students to the physiological complications they need to

monitor.

• Help your students master each chapter’s content with care plans

that include background, diagnostic cluster, Transitional Criteria,

and collaborative problems.

• Increase student understanding with a user-friendly format that

splits Collaborative Problems and Nursing Diagnosis in each chapter

and organizes care plans by Medical Conditions, Surgical Procedures,

and Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures.

• Prepare your students for effective nursing practice with NIC &

NOC cited prior to interventions and helpful author notes that

provide advice on how to implement a course of care.

• Ensure best practices with physician-prescribed interventions and

relevant documentation in each care plan.

Table of Contents

Unit 1:

Introduction to Client and

Family Centered Care

Unit 2:

Manual of Nursing Diagnoses

Section I:

Individual Nursing

Diagnoses

Section II:

Individual Collaborative

Problems

Unit 3:

Client and Family Centered

Care Plans

Section I:

Medical Conditions

Section II:

Surgical Procedures

Section III:

Diagnostic and

Therapeutic Procedures

Section IV:

Specialty Diagnostic

Clusters