TEST BANK FOR FAMILY-FOCUSED NURSING CARE FIRST EDITION BY SHARON A.
DENHAM, SANDRA EGGENBERGER ISBN:9780803641211
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,1. Chapter 1 Health Care Needs for the 21st Century
2. Introduction
3. Understanding Global Trends and Their Health Effects
4. Global Infectious Disease Threats
5. The Global Economy, Globalization, and Health Care
6. Global Changes in Demographics
7. Health Care Trend Influences on Nursing Practice
8. Recognizing Family and Community Links in Nursing Care
9. Coordinated Care: An Important Family Nursing Role
10. Chapter Summary
11. Chapter 2 Moving to FamilyFocused Care
12. Introduction
13. Understanding Family Health Terminology
14. Thinking Family
15. Models for Understanding Family Nursing
16. Moving Toward Family-Focused Care
17. Realizing Family-Focused Care
18. Chapter Summary
19. Chapter 3 Thinking Family to Guide Nursing Actions
20. Introduction
21. Differentiating Among Health and Illness Perspectives
22. Think Family and Improve Societal Health
23. Needs of a Nation’s Families
24. Family Content in Nursing Education
25. Approaches to Family Care
26. Chapter Summary
27. Chapter 4 Communication With and About Families
28. Introduction
29. Providing Effective Communication
30. Communication and Nursing Practice
31. Communication: A Basic Tool for Exchanging Information
32. Theoretical Perspectives of Communication
33. Relationship-Focused Communication
34. Complex Communication in Family-Focused Care
35. Developing Relationship-Based Care
36. Creating Therapeutic Conversations
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,37. Chapter Summary
38. Chapter 5 Family Assessment
39. Introduction
40. Nursing Process
41. Moving from an Individual to a Family Assessment
42. Completing a Family Assessment
43. Moving From Family to Community Assessment
44. Tools to Guide Assessment
45. Chapter Summary
46. Chapter 6 Cultural and Diversity Aspects of Health and Illness Care Needs
47. Introduction
48. Cultural Distinctiveness
49. Using a Family Lens to Understand Cultural Diversity
50. Cultural Competence in the Delivery of Family Nursing Care
51. An Increasingly Diverse World
52. The Power of Family Stories for Learning About Cultural Needs
53. Culture and Communication Barriers
54. Chapter Summary
55. Chapter 7 Using Family Theory to Guide Nursing Practice
56. Introduction
57. Family Theories: What They Are and How They Help
58. Usefulness of Family Nursing Theories and Models
59. Family Nursing Theories and Models
60. Major Realms of Family Science Important for Family-Focused Care
61. Chapter Summary
62. Chapter 8 Developing a FamilyFocused Nursing Practice
63. Introduction
64. Family-Focused Nursing Care
65. Steps in Delivering Family Nursing Care
66. Family Nursing Practice and Assessment Processes
67. Additional Family Assessment Tools
68. Family Nursing Practice Models
69. Chapter Summary
70. Chapter 9 Family and Nurse Presence in FamilyFocused Care
71. Introduction
72. The Concept of Presence
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, 73. Family Nursing Research Team: Family Transitions and Illness Experiences
74. Family Caring Strategies
75. Family Connecting, Relating, Pondering, and Struggling
76. Living Within the Context of Chronic Illness
77. Visual Interpretations Evoke Family Emotions
78. Transforming Health Care Systems to Embrace Family and Nurse Presence
79. Chapter Summary
80. Chapter 10 Family-Focused Care in Acute Illness
81. Introduction
82. Acute Care Settings
83. Family Illness Experience During a Family Member’s Acute Illness
84. Ecological Perspective of the Family Acute Illness Experience
85. Nursing Practice in Acute Care Settings
86. Case Study Phase I: Introduction
87. Case Study Phase II: Acute Illness Requires Hospitalization
88. Case Study Phase III: Family Assessment and Communication
89. Case Study Phase IV: Stress, Uncertainty, and Suffering in Deteriorating Condition
90. Case Study Phase V: Family Presence During a Serious Illness
91. Case Study Phase VI: Information Exchange and Family Conflicts
92. Case Study Phase VII: Transfers in Acute Care Settings and Discharge to Home
93. Delivery of Family-Focused Care: Environmental Factors in Acute Care Setting
94. Moving Family-Focused Care in Acute Care Settings Forward
95. Chapter Summary
96. Chapter 11 Family-Focused Care and Chronic Illness
97. Introduction
98. Defining Chronic Illness and the Associated Needs
99. Management of Chronic Conditions
100. Chronic Conditions and Family Nursing Care
101. Diagnosis
102. Importance of School for Children With Chronic Conditions
103. Family Functioning With a Chronically Ill Member
104. Obstructed Routines of Families With Chronically Ill Members
105. Family Stress and Uncertainty With Chronic Conditions
106. Hearing the Story
107. Overcoming Barriers During Chronic Illness
108. Caring for the Caregivers of Those With a Chronic Illness
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DENHAM, SANDRA EGGENBERGER ISBN:9780803641211
Page | 1
,1. Chapter 1 Health Care Needs for the 21st Century
2. Introduction
3. Understanding Global Trends and Their Health Effects
4. Global Infectious Disease Threats
5. The Global Economy, Globalization, and Health Care
6. Global Changes in Demographics
7. Health Care Trend Influences on Nursing Practice
8. Recognizing Family and Community Links in Nursing Care
9. Coordinated Care: An Important Family Nursing Role
10. Chapter Summary
11. Chapter 2 Moving to FamilyFocused Care
12. Introduction
13. Understanding Family Health Terminology
14. Thinking Family
15. Models for Understanding Family Nursing
16. Moving Toward Family-Focused Care
17. Realizing Family-Focused Care
18. Chapter Summary
19. Chapter 3 Thinking Family to Guide Nursing Actions
20. Introduction
21. Differentiating Among Health and Illness Perspectives
22. Think Family and Improve Societal Health
23. Needs of a Nation’s Families
24. Family Content in Nursing Education
25. Approaches to Family Care
26. Chapter Summary
27. Chapter 4 Communication With and About Families
28. Introduction
29. Providing Effective Communication
30. Communication and Nursing Practice
31. Communication: A Basic Tool for Exchanging Information
32. Theoretical Perspectives of Communication
33. Relationship-Focused Communication
34. Complex Communication in Family-Focused Care
35. Developing Relationship-Based Care
36. Creating Therapeutic Conversations
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,37. Chapter Summary
38. Chapter 5 Family Assessment
39. Introduction
40. Nursing Process
41. Moving from an Individual to a Family Assessment
42. Completing a Family Assessment
43. Moving From Family to Community Assessment
44. Tools to Guide Assessment
45. Chapter Summary
46. Chapter 6 Cultural and Diversity Aspects of Health and Illness Care Needs
47. Introduction
48. Cultural Distinctiveness
49. Using a Family Lens to Understand Cultural Diversity
50. Cultural Competence in the Delivery of Family Nursing Care
51. An Increasingly Diverse World
52. The Power of Family Stories for Learning About Cultural Needs
53. Culture and Communication Barriers
54. Chapter Summary
55. Chapter 7 Using Family Theory to Guide Nursing Practice
56. Introduction
57. Family Theories: What They Are and How They Help
58. Usefulness of Family Nursing Theories and Models
59. Family Nursing Theories and Models
60. Major Realms of Family Science Important for Family-Focused Care
61. Chapter Summary
62. Chapter 8 Developing a FamilyFocused Nursing Practice
63. Introduction
64. Family-Focused Nursing Care
65. Steps in Delivering Family Nursing Care
66. Family Nursing Practice and Assessment Processes
67. Additional Family Assessment Tools
68. Family Nursing Practice Models
69. Chapter Summary
70. Chapter 9 Family and Nurse Presence in FamilyFocused Care
71. Introduction
72. The Concept of Presence
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, 73. Family Nursing Research Team: Family Transitions and Illness Experiences
74. Family Caring Strategies
75. Family Connecting, Relating, Pondering, and Struggling
76. Living Within the Context of Chronic Illness
77. Visual Interpretations Evoke Family Emotions
78. Transforming Health Care Systems to Embrace Family and Nurse Presence
79. Chapter Summary
80. Chapter 10 Family-Focused Care in Acute Illness
81. Introduction
82. Acute Care Settings
83. Family Illness Experience During a Family Member’s Acute Illness
84. Ecological Perspective of the Family Acute Illness Experience
85. Nursing Practice in Acute Care Settings
86. Case Study Phase I: Introduction
87. Case Study Phase II: Acute Illness Requires Hospitalization
88. Case Study Phase III: Family Assessment and Communication
89. Case Study Phase IV: Stress, Uncertainty, and Suffering in Deteriorating Condition
90. Case Study Phase V: Family Presence During a Serious Illness
91. Case Study Phase VI: Information Exchange and Family Conflicts
92. Case Study Phase VII: Transfers in Acute Care Settings and Discharge to Home
93. Delivery of Family-Focused Care: Environmental Factors in Acute Care Setting
94. Moving Family-Focused Care in Acute Care Settings Forward
95. Chapter Summary
96. Chapter 11 Family-Focused Care and Chronic Illness
97. Introduction
98. Defining Chronic Illness and the Associated Needs
99. Management of Chronic Conditions
100. Chronic Conditions and Family Nursing Care
101. Diagnosis
102. Importance of School for Children With Chronic Conditions
103. Family Functioning With a Chronically Ill Member
104. Obstructed Routines of Families With Chronically Ill Members
105. Family Stress and Uncertainty With Chronic Conditions
106. Hearing the Story
107. Overcoming Barriers During Chronic Illness
108. Caring for the Caregivers of Those With a Chronic Illness
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