Nursing and Health Studies Faculty Book Gallery

This collection features the books and book contributions of the Fairfield University Nursing and Health Studies Faculty.

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The new leadership challenge: Creating the future of nursing. 1st ed.

Sheila Grossman and Theresa M. Valiga
Advancing your Career: Concepts of Professional Nursing, 2nd ed.

Rebecca Kearney Nunnery, Theresa M. Valiga, and Sheila Grossman

Sheila Grossman (with Theresa Valiga) is a contributing author, "Leadership".
Psychiatric Clinical Pathways: An Interdisciplinary Approach

Patricia Dykes, Kathleen Wheeler, and M. Boulton

Kathleen Wheeler is a contributing author, "Chapter 23, Psychiatric copathways" and "Chapter 21, Clinical pathways for psychiatric home care" with P. Dykes, and "Chapter 19, Clinical pathways for primary care" with M. Boulton.
Planning, Implementing and Evaluating Critical Pathways: A Guide for Health Care Survival Into the 21st Century

Patricia Dykes and Kathleen Wheeler

Kathleen Wheeler in addition to being a co-editor is a contributing author, "Critical pathways and home care: Developing a psychiatric home care program", pp. 90-108.
Health Promotion Throughout the Lifespan 4th Edition

Carole Lium Edelman, Carol Lynn Mandle, Meredith Wallace Kazer, and Terry T. Fulmer

Meredith Wallace [Kazer] (with T. Fulmer and C. Edelman) is a contributing author, "Older Adult".

Book description: "Health Promotion Throughout the Lifespan" is a comprehensive, readable text that emphasizes health using a lifespan approach. Organized by Functional Health Patterns, this book has been well received as a primary text for courses in growth and development because of its thorough coverage of growth and development throughout the lifespan. In addition to a new chapter on Exercise, this edition introduces exciting new pedagogy - Think About It scenarios with critical thinking questions, key terms, hot topics, multicultural awareness, research highlight, and client teaching boxes.
Advancing your Career: Concepts of Professional Nursing, 1st ed.

Rose Kearney Nunnery, Theresa M. Valiga, and Sheila Grossman

Sheila Grossman (with Theresa Valiga) is a contributing author, "Leadership", Chapter 8.
Key aspects of caring for the acutely ill: Technological aspects, patient education, & quality of life

Sandra G. Funk, Elizabeth M. Tornquist, Laurel A. Copp, E. Gleason, Sheila Grossman, and C. Campbell

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.
Measurement of nursing Outcomes: Measuring client self-care and coping skills and nursing outcomes, Vol. 4 (1990 ed.)

O. Strickland, C. Walltz, and Kathleen Wheeler

Kathleen Wheeler is a contributing author, "Perception of Empathy Inventory", pp. vol. 4, 181-198.
Sexuality, human needs and nursing practice

Janie Spelton Weinberg and Sheila Grossman

Sheila Grossman is a contributing author, ." Medical conditions" (Chapter 12) and "Surgical conditions "(Chapter 13) .
Cost-effectiveness of primary and team nursing

Gwen Marram, Kathleen Flynn, Wendy Abaravich, and Sheila Grossman