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Leadership&Management • Issues &Trends

Table of Contents

Section1:

ExploringProfessional

Nursing

Ch. 1:The ProfessionalNurse

Ch.2:TheHistoryBehind theDevelopment

of ProfessionalNursing

Ch. 3: Contextual, Philosophical, andEthical

Elements of ProfessionalNursing

Ch. 4: EstablishingHelping andHealing

Relationships

Ch. 5: Patterns of Knowing andNursing

Science

Ch. 6:NursingModels andTheories

Ch. 7: ProfessionalNursing Processes

Ch. 8:TheHealthProcess and Self-Care of

theNurse

Section2:

TheChangingHealthCare

Context

Ch. 9:HealthCareDelivery Systems

Ch. 10:Developing andUsingNursing

KnowledgeThroughResearch

Ch. 11:Multicultural issues inProfessional

Practice

Ch. 12: ProfessionalNurseAccountability

Ch. 13: Environmental andGlobalHealth

Ch. 14: CommunityHealth

Ch. 15: Informatics andTechnology in

Nursing Practice

Section3:

ProfessionalNursingRoles

Ch. 16:NursingApproaches toClient

Systems

Ch. 17:The ProfessionalNurse’s Role in

Teaching andLearning

Ch. 18: Leadership andManagement in

ProfessionalNursing

Ch. 19:Quality Improvement: Enhancing

Patient Safety andHealth careQuality

Ch. 20:The ProfessionalNurse’s Role in

Public Policy

Section4:

Glimpsing theFutureof

ProfessionalNursing

Ch. 21: CareerOptions for Professional

Nurses

Ch. 22:Development of a Professional

NursingCareer

Ch. 23: Shaping the Future ofNursing

Leddy&Pepper’sConceptualBasesofProfessionalNursing,

EighthEdition

LucyHood

978-1-4511-8792-2 •October2013 • Softbound • 7” x10” •640pp.

Succeed in your course and prepare to enter the nursing profession

with this easy to read and highly practical text. This Eighth Edition of

Leddy&Pepper’sConceptualBasesofProfessionalNursing

provides

a broad overview of the nursing profession, addressing philosophical,

developmental, sociocultural, environmental, political, health care

delivery, and leadership issues vital for career enhancement. The

authorscoverprofessionalnursing rolesandclientcare issues, stimulate

you to learn more about presented content, and present strategies

that will help you deal with the emotional and ethical dimensions of

professional practice.

Features

NEW!

Additional clinical scenarios havebeenadded tohelp

students seehow chapter concepts areapplied in clinical settings.

NEW!

Anonline Interactive LiteratureAssessmentTool guides

students througha seriesof application-level questionsdesigned to

challenge them to think criticallyabout the relationshipbetween

timely issues and trendsdiscussed in current journal articles and

their futurenursingpracticeandprofessional identity.Answers can

be recorded, printed, ande-mailed to instructors.

NEW!

Hood’s ProfessionalNurseContributionsModel, introduced

in thefirst chapter and referred to throughout, synthesizes the

affective, cognitive, behavioral, andpsychomotordomainsof

professional practice tohelp students explore theever-changing,

highly complex, and sometimes chaotic environmentof nursing

practice today.

NEW!

Thebookhas beenupdated inevery chapter to reflect the

latest advances in thefield.

EXTENSIVELYREVISED!

To reflect recent advances and trends in

thefield, theauthor has extensively revised “HealthCareDelivery

Systems” (Chapter 9); “ProfessionalNurseAccountability” (Chapter

12); and “Quality Improvement: EnhancingPatientSafetyand

Health careQuality” (Chapter 19).

• Introduceyour students to theever-changing, highly complex, and

sometimes chaotic environmentof nursingpractice today through

Hood’s ProfessionalNurseContributionsModel,which synthesizes

theaffective, cognitive, behavioral, andpsychomotordomainsof

professional practice.

• Challengeyour students to think criticallyabout the relationship

between issuesdiscussed in journal articles and their future careers

andprofessional identities through theonline Interactive Literature

AssessmentTool.Thisdynamic tool guides students througha series

of application-level questions.Answers canbe recorded, printed,

ande-mailed to instructors.