Routledge Nursing in the Community: an essential guide to practice

This book is designed to support nursing staff who may be new to working in a community setting, and is an essential guide to practice. It reflects government health and social care policy reforms and the effect of these on the roles and responsibilities of community nurses. Review Good for an over view, for pre-registration students and further sources for reference. University Plymouth Good introduction for community. I like the structure around learning outcomes and tasks to do. Mrs J Sime, Department of Nursing, University Coll The quartet of authors fulfils the promise of the title. The book is user-friendly, with each chapter displaying learning outcomes and incorporating a scattering of exercises, reflection and examples to encourage the reader to relate theory and practice. Nursing Standard About the Author Sue Chilton MSc, BNurs, RN, DN, HV, PGCE, DNT Senior Lecturer, University of Central England in Birmingham and Staff Nurse, District Nursing Service, Cotswold and Vale Primary Care Trust, UK Karen Melling MA, PGCEA, RDNT, PWT, DN, RN Senior Lecturer, University of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham, UK Dee Drew MSc, RGN, DN Senior Lecturer, University of Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton, UK Ann Clarridge MSc, BSc (Hons), PGCEA, DNT, RN, DN Principal Lecturer, London South Bank University, London, UK