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PEARSON CANADA PROUDLY PRESENTS
Fundamentals of Canadian Nursing Concepts, Process, and Practice, Third Canadian Edition
Barbara J. Kozier, MN, RN
Glenora Erb, BScN, RNAudrey Berman, Samuel Merritt UniversityShirlee J. Snyder, Nevada State College
Madeleine Buck, McGill University
Lucia Yiu, University of WindsorLynnette Leeseberg Stamler, South Dakota State University
ISBN: 0133249786
Available February 2013
Table of Contents
Unit 1: The Foundation of Nursing in Canada
Chapter 1 Historical and Contemporary Nursing Practice
Chapter 2 Nursing Education in Canada
Chapter 3 Nursing Research in Canada
Chapter 4 Nursing Philosophies, Theories, Concepts, Frameworks, and Models
Chapter 5 Values, Ethics, and Advocacy
Chapter 6 Accountability and Legal Aspects of Nursing
Unit 2: Contemporary Health Care in Canada
Chapter 7 Health, Wellness, and Illness
Chapter 8 Health Promotion
Chapter 9 The Canadian Health-Care System
Chapter 10 NEW CHAPTER! Environmental and Global Health Nursing
Chapter 11 Cultural Care
Chapter 12 Individual Care
Chapter 13 Nursing Care of Families
Chapter 14 Community-Based Nursing
Chapter 15 Rural and Remote Health Care
Chapter 16 Complementary and Alternative Health Modalities
“I think the book is excellent and that the authors have really done their homework. It is written so that students can learn and learn well. Isn’t that the goal? Buy it, use it, your students will love you for it!”
-- Sharon Hamilton RN, MN, NP Faculty of Nursing,
University of New Brunswick
An indispensable reference for students enrolled in any nursing program,
the third Canadian edition of Kozier et al’s Fundamentals of Canadian Nursing will publish in February 2013! Building on the success of prior
versions, the new edition provides students with a fundamental
understanding of what is required for contemporary professional
nursing practice in Canada. Thoroughly updated to include the most
recent research and best-practice and clinical guidelines, the third
Canadian edition features a brand new chapter on Global Health, and
adopts a broader, less prescriptive approach to nursing diagnoses.
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Unit 3: Lifespan and Developmental Stages
Chapter 17 Concepts of Growth and Development
Chapter 18 Development from Conception through Adolescence
Chapter 19 Young and Middle-Aged Adulthood
Chapter 20 Older Adults
Unit 4: Integral Aspects of Nursing
Chapter 21 Critical Thinking
Chapter 22 Caring and Communicating
Chapter 23 The Nursing Process
Chapter 24 Documenting and Reporting
Chapter 25 Nursing Informatics
Chapter 26 Teaching and Learning
Chapter 27 Leading, Managing, and Delegating
Unit 5: Nursing Assessment and Clinical Skills
Chapter 28 Health Assessment
Chapter 29 Vital Signs
Chapter 30 Pain Assessment and Management
Chapter 31 Hygiene
Chapter 32 Safety
Chapter 33 Medications
Chapter 34 Infection Prevention and Control
Chapter 35 Skin Integrity and Wound Care
Chapter 36 Caring for Perioperative Clients
Unit 6: Promoting Physiological Health
Chapter 37 Sensory Perception
Chapter 38 Sleep
Chapter 39 Activity and Exercise
Chapter 40 Nutrition
Chapter 41 Fecal Elimination
Chapter 42 Urinary Elimination
Chapter 43 Oxygenation and Circulation
Chapter 44 Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance
Unit 7: Promoting Psychosocial Health
Chapter 45 Self Concept
Chapter 46 Sexuality
Chapter 47 Spirituality
Chapter 48 Stress and Coping
Chapter 49 Loss, Grieving, and Death
Glossary NEW FEATURE!
Appendices
A Lab Values
B Formulae
C Vital Signs
Key Changes to the Third Canadian Edition
• Adoption of a broader, less prescriptive approach to nursing
diagnoses. The new edition encourages students and nurses to use
their knowledge, experience, and critical thinking skills to generate
diagnoses or analysis.
• New Evidence-Informed Practice Boxes for all 49 chapters, drawing
on recently published research.
• New Chapter on “Environmental and Global Health Nursing” (ch.10). This new chapter explores how climate change and changes
in the global economy affect Canadians, and prepares nurses to work
in the changing field of global health.
• Updated chapters on “Nursing Informatics”, “Infection Prevention and Control”, and “Skin Integrity and Wound Care”.
• Greater emphasis in a variety of areas, including critical thinking,
clinical reasoning, cultural safety, immigrant and aboriginal health
issues, and emergency preparedness.
• Incorporation of 2010/2011 research data and practice and clinical
guidelines throughout the book.
• 22 new chapter contributors across Canada were carefully selected
to update specific chapters to reflect the latest research.
• Updated CRNE-style test questions at the end of each chapter.
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