As the global population ages, it’s essential for healthcare professionals to stay up-to-date on the latest research and best practices in gerontological care. The fifth edition of Redferns Nursing Older People is an indispensable resource for nurses, care assistants, and health professionals who want to improve the quality of health and social care for older adults.
This extensively revised edition has been rewritten by a team of 68 expert contributors, ensuring that the person-centred spirit of earlier editions remains intact. The book applies evidence-based practices in a straightforward and practical way to address the demographic, physical, psychological, social, and emotional challenges of ageing. The focus is on supporting independence and health maintenance, with an emphasis on countering ageism and promoting diversity and service-user perspectives.
This edition includes new chapters on understanding frailty, the use of digital technology, and the misuse of alcohol as a growing problem in old age. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is also woven throughout the book, providing valuable insights and strategies for healthcare professionals. Additionally, themes of diversity, service-user perspectives, and the promotion of ageing well are integrated throughout the chapters.
Redferns Nursing Older People is an essential resource for healthcare professionals who want to shape practice, improve outcomes, and promote opportunities for ageing well. By applying the knowledge and best practices outlined in this book, healthcare professionals can make a positive impact on the lives of older adults and their families.
Get your copy of Redferns Nursing Older People, fifth edition, and stay at the forefront of gerontological care.
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