Paul Linsley, Roslyn Kane, Sara Owen· ISBN 9780199561087
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Nursing for Public Health: Promotion, Principles and Practice is an essential resource which reflects the growing need for all nurses to maintain and improve health as well as treating illnesses. This book takes as its starting point that the aims of public health and health promotion are key components of the nursing role and daily nursing care. Writing in a clear and lively style, the authors provide both an academic and practical account of public health
for all nursing practice. Beginning with the question 'what is the public health agenda and why does it matter?' the book examines and critiques core policies, theories, and models in
healthcare. The role of the nurse in improving health is explored in the context of the scope of nursing practice and working with patients and interprofessional colleagues. Key nursing skills of assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating care are outlined before the authors demonstrate how nurses can make important interventions on health issues such as mental health, obesity, sexual health, smoking, alcohol and long term conditions. Written as a core undergraduate
course book this text is key reading for all pre registration nursing students who need to understand what public health means to nursing and need the skills required for all nurses practicing in the
21st century. Students on post registration courses will find this to be a helpful introduction. Online material · Current web links and regular updates. · RSS feeds from organisations such as the NMC, DOH, NICE, UK Public Health Institute and more.· Checklists for patient assessments and interviews.· Web links to existing health promotion interventions on key clinical topics, which have been
developed elsewhere. · Podcasts (not yet firm).