Titlebook: Innovations in Paediatric Ambulatory Care; A Nursing Perspectiv Edward Alan Glasper (Professor of Nursing and Dire Textbook 1998Latest edit

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Ambulatory Care: Mental Health Issues and the Child Health Nurse, (Eiser, 1990). Clearly, then, the nature of the client group means that the nurse would not only be likely to encounter emotional and mental health problems, but would also be seen as having a role in:

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Developing a Centre for Health Information and Promotion,ntifies information-giving as a fundamental right of children and their families. Furthermore, Whiting (1997) has stated that children’s nurses should focus their activities on the promotion of health rather than on sickness.

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The Value of Play in Ambulatory Settings,sideration is given to techniques and strategies of distraction and relaxation, and examples of good practice are included. Current debates surrounding who should prepare children for day surgery and where this preparation should take place are presented.

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Nurse-led Clinics in Ambulatory Care,sed in detail. The advantages for patients, nurses and the health service will be identified, and inherent difficulties will be analysed. Finally, the implications for the future of nurse-led clinics will be evaluated.

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es on a day service basis, is a growth area.Nowhere is this more evident than in paediatrics where minimising the disruption to the lives of children caused by illness and hospitalisation has been high on the agenda for consumer groups and service providers for two decades..This book brings together