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2014 AJN BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD!
2014 DOODY'S CORE TITLE
Now in its third edition, this highly acclaimed text remains the leading comprehensive textbook and professional reference for Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) education and practice. Supported by theory, research, and current literature, the book focuses on CNS roles and scope of practice; expanding opportunities in primary and home care settings; and outcomes of CNS practice throughout the care continuum and across the three spheres of impact. The third edition is updated to reflect current trends affecting CNS practice, with several new chapters that focus on telehealth, home care, and quality improvement.
The text begins with an overview of the evolution, attributes, philosophical underpinnings, and key outcomes of CNSs in the United States. It then addresses nursing interventions, quality, and care delivery, as well as the business side of CNS practice—consultation, mentoring, project management, and entrepreneurship. It features examples of CNS practice in a variety of settings and specialty areas. This resource provides students and professionals with the guidance required to achieve core competencies and improve patient outcomes.
NEW TO THE THIRD EDITION:Updated to reflect current practices and the latest core competencies
Features a new section—Creating a Culture of Quality—that addresses patient safety, high-reliability organizations, Big Data, and efficiency
Highlights emerging areas of CNS practice such as telehealth, pediatric palliative care, wound care, and home care
KEY FEATURES:Emphasizes the importance of the CNS practitioner as expert clinician, consultant, researcher, and educator
Written and edited by more than 40 individuals representing the "Who's Who" of CNS nursing
Highlights core competencies and practice outcomes identified in NACNS's 2019 Statement on Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice and Education
Presents models of CNS specialty care and CNS practice with outcomes
Includes discussion questions, ethical considerations, analysis and synthesis exercises, and clinical application considerations
Instructor's PowerPoint slides included
Purchase includes digital access for use on most mobile devices or computers
Contents
Contributors
Foreword Tracy B. Chamblee, PhD, APRN, PCNS-BC, CPHQ, CPPS
Preface
Acknowledgments
UNIT I. THE NATURE OF CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST PRACTICE1. Evolution of the Clinical Nurse Specialist Role and Practice in the United States
2. Clinical Nurse Specialist Comportment: Professional Attributes, Ethical Conduct, and Citizenship
3. Exploring the Nature of Nursing Knowledge and Its Implications for Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice
4. Nurse-Sensitive Outcomes
UNIT II DESIGNING AND EVALUATING NURSING INTERVENTIONS
5.Clinical Reasoning Model: A Clinical Inquiry Guide for Solving Problems in the Nursing Domain
6. Managing the Change/Innovation Process
7. Evaluating Interventions in Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice
8.Using Complex Adaptive Systems Theory to Guide Change
9. Engaging Staff in Learning
10. Shaping Practice: Evidence-Based Practice Models
11. The Clinical Nurse Specialist and Conducting Research in the Practice Setting
12. Transformational Leadership as the Clinical Nurse Specialist's Capacity to Influence
UNIT III. CREATING A CULTURE OF QUALITY
13. Patient Safety
14. Application of High Reliability Tenets to the Practice of Clinical Nurse Specialists
15. Answering Questions With Big Data
16. Improving Efficiency: New Approaches to Quality Improvement
17. Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice Supporting Magnet® Certification
18. Clinical Nurse Specialist Fellowship Model
UNIT IV. DELIVERING CARE TO CLIENTS
19. Individual as Client
20. Family as Client
21. Population-Based Data Analysis
22. Patient-Centered Teaching and Coaching: The Clinical Nurse Specialist Role
23. New Horizons for Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice: Telehealth
UNIT V. THE BUSINESS OF CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST PRACTICE
24. Consultation in Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice
25. Mentoring
26. Project Management: An Essential Competency for Clinical Nurse Specialists
27. Program Evaluation and Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice
28. Technology Management in Complex Healthcare Settings
29. Advanced Nursing Practice: Pathway to Entrepreneurship
30. Regulatory and Professional Credentialing of Clinical Nurse Specialists
31. Student Clinical Experiences: Responsibilities of Student, Preceptor, and Faculty
UNIT VI. CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST ROLE IN A VARIETY OF SETTINGS
32. Hospital-Based Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice
33. Clinical Nurse Specialist Entrepreneurship: A Journey From Idea to Invention Leading to a Consulting/Education Business
34. The Clinical Nurse Specialist in Industry/Business
35. CNS Practice in Home Healthcare: Clinical Nurse Specialists Bridging the Gap From Inpatient to Independence
UNIT VII. EXEMPLARS OF CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST PRACTICE IN A VARIETY OF SPECIALTY AREAS
36. Providing Pediatric Palliative Care in a Regional Children's Medical Center
37. Clinical Nurse Specialist as Wound & Ostomy Care Provider
38. The Clinical Nurse Specialist as Online Patient Advocate and Educator
39. Exploring Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice in the Emergency Department
40. Rapid Response Exemplar: Implementation of an In-Hospital Stroke Identification and Response Program
41. Managing a Cardiac Arrhythmia Clinic
42.Implementing and Sustaining Evidence-Based Practice
Index
