Janice Rider Ellis
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Nursing in Today's World: Trends, Issues, and Management
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1984
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29 editions
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Modules for Basic Nursing Skills
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1977
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9 editions
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Managing and Coordinating Nursing Care
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1991
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8 editions
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Modules for Basic Nursing Skills: v. 2
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1980
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3 editions
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Instructor's manual and testbank to accompany Nursing in today's world : challenges, issues, and trends
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2001
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Nursing : a human needs approach
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1977
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7 editions
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Modules for basic nursing skills : test bank
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published
1984
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Modules for Basic Nursing Skills, Vol. I
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1988
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3 editions
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Nursing: a Human Needs Approach - Textbook and Modules: Vols 1 & 2
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1981
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2 editions
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Modules for Basic Nursing Skills Volume 1 & Volume 2, 6th Edition & Nursing: A Human Approach, 5th Edition
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1996
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2 editions
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“When minors refuse care and legal guardians have authorized that care, do not proceed until legal clarification is given. Consult your nursing supervisor. This may be an issue for an ethics committee as well as for legal representation.”
― Nursing in Today's World
― Nursing in Today's World
“The preferred method is for the nurse to speak directly to the prescriber, write down the order as received, and then read it back to the prescriber for verification. The prescriber must then review and sign the order as soon as practical.”
― Nursing in Today's World
― Nursing in Today's World
“The nurse cannot guarantee a physician’s care but can guarantee that the patient will not be left without an advocate.”
― Nursing in Today's World
― Nursing in Today's World
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