Care of People with Diabetes
A Manual of Nursing Practice
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Beschreibung
'This remarkably comprehensive book reflects the depth ofknowledge and experience of its author and will assist nurses inthe process of diabetes management. I wholeheartedly recommend thistext to all health professionals whether working directly in, oron, the fringe of diabetes. '
From the foreword by Marg McGill, Chair, International DiabetesFederation Consultative Section on Diabetes Education
Care of People with Diabetes is an essential guide to thecare and management of people with diabetes mellitus, withparticular emphasis on the acute care setting. It is writtenby an experienced clinical nurse specialist with extensiveknowledge of evidence-based diabetes care. The book serves asan essential companion to clinical practice for nurses and healthprofessionals.
This third edition of Care of People with Diabetes has beenextensively revised, and includes new information on smokingcessation, diabetes and driving, coeliac disease and PolycysticOvarian Syndrome.
Key features:
* Fully revised new edition of a successful text
* Provides the evidence for best practice
* Includes protocols for consistent care and improvement ofpatient outcomes
* Each chapter includes lists of key points, boxes highlightingkey information, further reading, patient information, and patientcare sheets.
Autor*in
Trisha Dunning
Themen in »Care of People with Diabetes«
Clinical Specialities Krankenpflege Nursing Nursing Special Topics Spezialaufgaben i. d. klinischen Krankenpflege Spezialthemen Krankenpflege
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"I would recommend this book for anybody with an interest of diabetes, whether it is a patient living with diabetes, families and carers and healthcare professionals. The book is ideal for gaining a knowledge base regarding diabetes with suggested reading throughout the book for further knowledge development of diabetes. From a student nurses perspective this book would be an invaluable learning resource within a university setting or a clinical practice setting." (Nursing Times, 18 March 2015)
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