Babies and Young Children

Babies and Young Children

Author: Marian Beaver

Publisher: Nelson Thornes

Published: 1999

Total Pages: 502

ISBN-13: 9780748739752

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Expanded and fully updated content promotes student confidence.New case studies relate theory to real-life situations.Encourages learning by progress checks, activities and 'think about' features.Enhances student understanding through clear definitions of all key terminology.Written in a clear, user-friendly style.


Training in Paediatrics

Training in Paediatrics

Author: Mark Gardiner

Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Published: 2009-09-10

Total Pages: 493

ISBN-13: 019922773X

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The complete guide to specialty training in paediatrics. Designed in conjunction with the syllabus and structure of the MRCPCH exams


Basic Child Health

Basic Child Health

Author: Peter De Halpert

Publisher: PasTest Ltd

Published: 2007-02

Total Pages: 292

ISBN-13: 9781905635115

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Written by Peter De Halpert and Ian Pollock, this text contains four practice papers for the new format Basic Child Health examination, giving an accurate reflection of the papers found in the exam.


Diploma in Child Care and Education

Diploma in Child Care and Education

Author: Penny Tassoni

Publisher: Heinemann

Published: 2002

Total Pages: 673

ISBN-13: 043540170X

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Diploma in Child Care and Education is clearly written and covers all the underpinning knowledge in CACHE Certificate in Child Care and Education.


Get Through DCH Clinical 2E

Get Through DCH Clinical 2E

Author: Andrew Papanikitas

Publisher: CRC Press

Published: 2012-01-27

Total Pages: 156

ISBN-13: 1444157396

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With a heavily revised format in consideration of the recent DCH clinical examination changes, this new edition of the comprehensive revision guide provides the candidate with a definitive, one-stop revision resource. Familiarise yourself with the revised format of the examination, including revised timings Learn your revision needs through plentiful scenarios and worked examples Study using the wealth of detailed revision guidance, exam tips, diagrams, and practice cases Written by an experienced author team with extensive knowledge of the exam through its role teaching DCH courses, this title is currently the only revision guide that is focused on the clinical part of the DCH examination. Get Through DCH Clinical is essential reading and revision material for postgraduate candidates preparing for the clinical part of the DCH examination.


Pediatric Nursing

Pediatric Nursing

Author: Gannon Tagher

Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Published: 2019-08-29

Total Pages: 1816

ISBN-13: 1496394232

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Immerse Yourself in the Role of a Pediatric Nurse Develop the clinical judgment and critical thinking skills needed to excel in pediatric nursing with this innovative, case-based text. Pediatric Nursing: A Case-Based Approach brings the realities of practice to life and helps you master essential information on growth and development, body systems, and pharmacologic therapy as you apply your understanding to fictional scenarios based on real clinical cases throughout the pediatric nursing experience. Accompanying units leverage these patient stories to enrich your understanding of key concepts and reinforce their clinical relevance, giving you unparalleled preparation for the challenges you’ll face in your nursing career. Powerfully written case-based patient scenarios instill a clinically relevant understanding of essential concepts to prepare you for clinicals. Nurse’s Point of View sections in Unit 1 help you recognize the nursing considerations and challenges related to patient-based scenarios. Unfolding Patient Stories, written by the National League for Nursing, foster meaningful reflection on commonly encountered clinical scenarios. Let’s Compare boxes outline the differences between adult and pediatric anatomy and physiology. Growth and Development Check features alert you to age and developmental stage considerations for nursing care. The Pharmacy sections organize medications by problem for convenient reference. Whose Job is it Anyway? features reinforce the individual responsibilities of different members of the healthcare team. Analyze the Evidence boxes compare conflicting research findings to strengthen your clinical judgment capabilities. How Much Does It Hurt? boxes clarify the principles of pediatric pain relevant to specific problems. Hospital Help sections alert you to specific considerations for the hospitalization of pediatric patients. Priority Care Concepts help you confidently assess patients and prioritize care appropriately. Patient Teaching boxes guide you through effective patient and parent education approaches. Patient Safety alerts help you quickly recognize and address potential safety concerns. Interactive learning resources, including Practice & Learn Case Studies and Watch & Learn Videos, reinforce skills and challenge you to apply what you have learned. Learning Objectives and bolded Key Terms help you maximize your study time. Think Critically questions instill the clinical reasoning and analytical skills essential to safe patient-centered practice. Suggested Readings point you to further research for more information and clinical guidance.


Management for Child Health Services

Management for Child Health Services

Author: Norman T. Begg

Publisher: Springer

Published: 2013-12-20

Total Pages: 348

ISBN-13: 1489931449

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The provision of health care services for children is central to improving the nation's health and remains a key feature of every government's policy. This concept has been recognised in the United Kingdom since nineteenth century visionaries prompted increasing interest in the welfare of the country's school children. Successive generations have built upon these foundations and have been diligent in promoting effective service development. It is right that we follow their example, for the young have only one chance of a healthy upbringing. They are totally dependent on others to provide the right services, which are sensitive enough to address individual needs, yet sufficiently comprehensive to enable as many children as possible to reach adulthood with their potential uncom promised by illness. Our objective must be to enable today's children to enjoy a healthy childhood and to equip them to maximise the benefits of a healthy lifestyle in the years to come. We are making an essential investment in the future and must appreciate the challenges which come with that commitment. We need a multi-professional approach, positive management skills and the adoption of good management practice. I therefore welcome this book on managing child health services and commend the initiative of its editors in bringing together such an impressive team of contributors from different disciplines.