Acute and Critical Care in Adult Nursing
- Desi Tait - Bournemouth University
- Jane James - Swansea University, UK
- Catherine Williams - Swansea University, UK
- David Barton - Swansea University, UK
This book is a great resource for all nurses regardless of level of knowledge or experience. It provides indepth information on what to assess, how to assess and what action to take in easy to understand language. This therefore open the book to pre-registration nursing students accross all years but essentially in the third year prior to qualification.
A great resource for enhancing decision-making skills
Excellent resource for second year students to increase knowledge base
Clear and well presented book useful for students on pre registration nursing degree
A very useful overview of key topics in acute and critical care. An excellent text that has been adopted for a year three pre-registration module. Not adopted for the post-registration Health Assessment module as more in-depth subject knowledge is required.
This is an excellent book for students undergoing critical care placements and OSCE's.
Good introductory text, recommended to students and several copies ordered for the library. Nicely set out in case study format. Simple to understand but also reasonably detailed. Suitable for pre-registration learners with limited experience of critical care.
A very useful introductory book on acute and critical care of the adult patient.
Good book that covers the basic requirements of the acutely ill patient and is presented in a very accessible style.
Recommended to students as it supports the current course