Key aspects of caring for the acutely ill: Technological aspects, patient education, & quality of life
Role
Co-editors: Sandra G. Funk, Elizabeth M. Tornquist, Laurel A. Copp
Contributing authors: Gleason, E., Grossman, S., & Campbell, C.
Files
Document Type
Article
Description/Summary
Sheila Grossman (with E. Gleason and C. Campbell) is a contributing author, "Minimizing diagnostic blood loss in critically ill patients", pp. 220-225.
Book description: The "Key Aspects" books, each of which has won a Book-of-the-Year Award from the American Journal of Nursing, are designed to move the ideas and findings of nursing research into the practice setting. Each volume distills dozens of studies into a readable, jargon-free format with immediate relevance to nursing practice, and includes suggestions for implementation.
ISBN
9780826185808
Publication Date
1995
Publication Information
Gleason, E., Grossman, S., & Campbell, C. (1995). "Minimizing diagnostic blood loss in critically ill patients". In Key aspects of caring for the acutely ill: Technological aspects, patient education, & quality of life. (pp. 220 – 225), by S. Funk, E. Tornquist, L. Copp, New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company, Inc.
Recommended Citation
Funk, Sandra G.; Tornquist, Elizabeth M.; Copp, Laurel A.; Gleason, E.; Grossman, Sheila; and Campbell, C., "Key aspects of caring for the acutely ill: Technological aspects, patient education, & quality of life" (1995). Nursing and Health Studies Faculty Book Gallery. 26.
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