Titlebook: Research in Health Promotion and Nursing; Jenifer Wilson-Barnett,Jill Macleod Clark Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Lay participation in care: threat to the status quol ward environment. Using illuminative evaluation strategies (Parlett and Hamilton, 1977) and an action research approach (Elliott, 1991), I worked together with a multidisciplinary team, on a general medical ward in a London teaching hospital, for a period of one year in an attempt to foster practi

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Hospitalisation and discharge of stroke patients: the relatives’ experiences informal carers have identified a fairly high prevalence of depression, emotional reactions, sleep disturbance and social isolation (Greveson ., 1991). Little research has been carried out on looking at family experiences during rehabilitation. Anderson (1992), in a lengthy study found that in the

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Client participation in health promotion encounters with health visitors by the year 2000. It contains five key areas in which health targets are to be achieved in England within the next decade. These include reductions in coronary heart disease and strokes, reductions in mental illness, cancers, accidents and HIV/AIDS. Whilst the document has been criticised for its a

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Practice nursing and health promotion: a case studythe requirements of the new contract involve health promotion, including health checks and health promotion clinics. In addition to these new services, greater emphasis has been placed upon pre-existing health promotion activities such as cervical cytology screening and immunisation. Much of this he

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Assessment of older people at home — a missed opportunity?issue of assessment of the needs of older people, people with mental health problems and people with learning disabilities clearly on to the policy agenda. In addition, the last five years have seen a shift in the emphasis of government health care policy from the provision of a ‘sickness and treatm

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tion and nursing practice. Contributions have been sought from a distinguished group of health professionals whose expertise spans all areas of nursing, midwifery, health visiting and health education. The main sections of the book focus on ethical and theoretical issues, nurse‘s perceptions, health

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Introductiontwenty contributors which spans all areas of nursing, midwifery, health visiting and health education. As such this is the first collection of its kind! Most of the chapters are based on papers given at a very successful international conference, especially selected because of their rigorous research base and depth of understanding.

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