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Realities of Canadian nursing : professional, practice, and power issues / [edited by] Marjorie McIntyre, Carol McDonald.
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Title:Realities of Canadian nursing : professional, practice, and power issues / [edited by] Marjorie McIntyre, Carol McDonald.
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Other Contributors/Collections:McIntyre, Marjorie, RN, PhD.
McDonald, Carol.
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Published/Created:Philadelphia : Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, ©2010.
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Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
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Call Number: WY300.DC2 R43 2010
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Number of Items:2
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Status:Available
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Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:Nursing--Canada.
Nurses--Canada.
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Medical Subjects: Nursing--Canada.
Nurses--Canada.
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Edition:3rd ed.
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Description:xviii, 492 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN:9780781789813 (paper)
0781789818 (paper)
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Contents:Pt. I. Nurses, nursing and the health care system
Ch. 1. Nursing issues: a call to political action
Ch. 2. Nursing Shortage
Ch. 3. Canadian Health Care System
Ch. 4. Leadership
Ch. 5. Health and nursing policy: A matter of politics, power and professionalism
Ch. 6. Policy as the lever for effecting change
Pt. II. Realities of nursing regulation
Ch. 7. CNA and the ICN
Ch. 8. Canadian provincial and territorial professional associations and colleges
Ch. 9. Nurse practitioner movement
Pt. III. Nursing knowledge: How we come to know what we know
Ch. 10. Undergraduate education
Ch. 11. Graduate education
Ch. 12. Competency
Ch. 13. Technology and informatics Care
Ch. 14. Realities of "evidence based" knowledge
Pt. IV. Workplace Realities
Ch. 15. Issues arising from the nature of nurses work and work places
Ch. 16. Unionization: Collective bargaining in nursing
Ch. 17. Ethical and legal issues in nursing
Ch. 18. Issues of Gender and Power
Pt. V. Societal Issues: Challenges for nursing practice
Ch. 19. When difference matters: The politics of privilege and marginalities
Ch. 20. Orientating to difference: Beyond heteronormative sexualities (New!)
Ch. 21. Integrated health care: Possibilities for nursing practice
Ch. 22. Nurses and the environment
Ch. 23. Violence
Ch. 24. Nursing in first nation's communities
Ch. 25. Spirituality
Ch. 26. Visioning the future.