Maternal-Child Nursing
by Emily Slone Mckinney Msn Rn C, Sharon Smith Murray Msn Rn C, Susan Rowen James Phd Rn, Kristine Nelson Rn Mn, Jean Ashwill Msn Rn
Maternal-Child Nursing is a key textbook authored by Emily Slone McKinney MSN RN C, Sharon Smith Murray MSN RN C, Susan Rowen James PhD RN, Kristine Nelson RN MN, and Jean Ashwill MSN RN. It delivers in-depth coverage of nursing care for maternal and child populations, emphasizing family-centered practices and evidence-based strategies for health maintenance across the lifespan.
About This Book
Maternal-Child Nursing provides a thorough exploration of nursing practices focused on mothers and children. It covers essential concepts in health promotion, disease prevention, and therapeutic interventions throughout various developmental stages.
The book emphasizes evidence-based approaches to care, integrating physiological, psychological, and sociocultural factors that influence maternal and child health outcomes.
Designed for nursing students and practitioners, it includes practical applications for clinical settings, fostering skills in assessment, planning, and evaluation of care.
Authors with extensive clinical and educational experience contribute to a resource that supports holistic family nursing.
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