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Leadership & Management • Issues & Trends
Professional Issues in Nursing: Challenges and Opportunities,
Fourth Edition
Carol J. Huston, MSN, MPA, DPA
978-1-4963-3439-8 • February 2016 • Softbound • 7” x 9” • 448 pp. • 9 Illus.
Professional Issues inNursing:Challenges andOpportunities
features
contemporary and enduring issues in professional nursing. Designed
to be used in both pre- and post-licensure nursing programs, the text
has an undiluted focus on professional issues in nursing and includes
many timely workplace issues, workforce issues, legal and ethical
issues, nursing education, and issues related to professional power
and furthering the nursing profession. Unlike other “issues and trends”
textbooks that cover everything from nursing research to nursing
theory, this text is devoted to the “hot topics” of the time which allows
students to begin to prepare for the realities of nursing practice.
Features
Student Resources
• Journal Articles with critical thinking questions
• Case Studies
• Audio Glossaries
• Glossary of Terms
• Internet Resources
Instructor Resources
• Journal Articles with critical thinking questions
• Case Studies
• Internet Resources
• PowerPoint Presentations
• Answers
• Test Generator containing NCLEX-style questions: Apple/Windows
Versions
• LMS Course Cartridges
• Learning Objectives
• Image Bank
• Strategies for Effective Teaching
Table of Contents
I. FURTHERING THE PROFESSION
Ch. 1 Entry Into Practice: The Debate
Rages On
Ch. 2 Evidence-Based Practice
Ch. 3 Developing Effective Leaders to Meet
21st Century Health Care Challenges
Ch. 4 Advanced Practice Nursing: Where is
the DNP Today?
II. WORKFORCE ISSUES
Ch. 5 Is There a Nursing Shortage
Ch. 6 Importing Foreign Nurses
Ch. 7 Unlicensed Assistive Personnel and the
Registered Nurse
Ch. 8 Diversity in the Nursing Workforce
III. WORKPLACE ISSUES
Ch. 9 Mandatory Minimum Staffing Ratios:
Are They Working?
Ch. 10 Mandatory Overtime in Nursing:
How Much? How Often?
Ch. 11 Violence in Nursing: The
Expectations and the Reality
Ch. 12 The Use of Social Media in Nursing:
Pitfalls and Opportunities
Ch. 13 Medical Errors: An Ongoing Threat
to Quality Health Care
IV. NURSING EDUCATION ISSUES
Ch. 14 Using Simulation to Teach Nurse
Ch. 15 Can Clinical Reasoning Be Taught?
Ch. 16 New Graduate RN Transition to
Practice Programs (Nurse Residencies)
Ch. 17 MOOCS and Virtual Learning
Spaces: A Withering of the Traditional
Classroom
Ch. 18 Academic Integrity in Nursing
Education: Is it Declining?
Ch. 19 Whistle-Blowing in Nursing
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