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Description
This quick reference for nurse practitioners and
other health care providers continues to provide
rapid access to key assessment and
management information for adult and gerontology
patients. With its concise format, the resource
provides current, evidence-based guidelines for
the most-commonly encountered problems found in
this population in urgent and emergent settings.
The pocket guide is arranged in a logical
head-to-toe format, and includes the history,
physical examination, and essential medical
decision- making considerations needed to walk
the clinician step-by-step through a typical
patient encounter. A variety of templates for
dictation/documentation can be mixed and matched
as needed to assist the clinician with the
development of patient records.About the Author
Shelia Sanning Shea Sheila Sanning Shea, MSN, RN,
ANP, is an emergency nurse practitioner (ENP)
with over 40 years of clinical experience. She
works for Southern California Emergency Medicine
Group in San Pedro, California. Ms. Shea
established an emergency clinical fellowship for
nurse practitioners and physician assistants that
includes both didactic and clinical experiences.
Ms. Shea is widely published and is an author and
reviewer for the Advanced Emergency
Nursing Journal, and was a contributing author to
the Emergency Nurses Core Curriculum and
Certified Emergency Nurse Review. Ms. Shea has
taught NPs locally and nationally on a variety of
emergent and urgent care topics. She serves as a
consultant and educator for her company EmergeED.
About the Author Karen Sue Hoyt Karen Sue Hoyt,
PhD, RN, FNP-BC, ENP-C, FAEN, FAANP, FAAN, is an
emergency nurse practitioner (ENP) with nearly 50
years of clinical experience and 20 years as an
NP. She is also a professor in the ENP program at
the University of San Diego Hahn School of
Nursing and Health Science. In 2006, she
established the first Advanced Emergency Nursing
Journal. Dr. Hoyt has several peer-reviewed books
and publications on clinical practice, research,
and management/leadership topics.
She conceptualized and has implemented a 2-day
course for training ENPs and a train-the-trainer
course for NP faculty. She has taught minor
procedures workshops for NPs/PAs across the
country. As a consultant and educator, she has
also written ENP continuing education programs.
Dr. Hoyt spearheaded The Delphi Study on
Competencies for NPs in Emergency Care and serves
as an item writer for the American Academy of
Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB).
Shelia Sanning Shea Karen Sue HoytFamily
Practice Guidelines Fast Facts for the ER Nurse
Essential Procedures for Practitioners in
Emergency, Urgent, and Primary Care S Rapid
Access Guide for Triage and Emergency Nurses Add
to CartAdd to CartAdd to CartAdd to
CartCustomer Reviews4.8 out of 5 stars39 4.7 out
of 5 stars235 4.5 out of 5 stars71 4.4 out of 5
stars6Price90.4990.49 27.5027.50 83.5183.51
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Description
This quick reference for nurse practitioners and
other health care providers continues to provide
rapid access to key assessment and management
information for adult and gerontology patients.
With its concise format, the resource provides
current, evidence-based guidelines for the
most-commonly encountered problems found in this
population in urgent and emergent settings. The
pocket guide is arranged in a logical head-to-toe
format, and includes the history, physical
examination, and essential medical
decision-making considerations needed to walk the
clinician step-by-step through a typical patient
encounter. A variety of templates for
dictation/documentation can be mixed and matched
as needed to assist the clinician with the
development of patient records.About the Author
Shelia Sanning Shea Sheila Sanning Shea, MSN, RN,
ANP, is an emergency nurse practitioner (ENP)
with over 40 years of clinical experience. She
works for Southern California Emergency Medicine
Group in San Pedro, California. Ms. Shea
established an emergency clinical fellowship for
nurse practitioners and physician assistants that
includes both didactic and clinical experiences.
Ms. Shea is widely published and is an author and
reviewer for the Advanced Emergency Nursing
Journal, and was a contributing author to the
Emergency Nurses Core Curriculum and Certified
Emergency Nurse Review. Ms. Shea has taught NPs
locally and nationally on a variety of emergent
and urgent care topics. She serves as
a consultant and educator for her company
EmergeED. About the Author Karen Sue Hoyt Karen
Sue Hoyt, PhD, RN, FNP-BC, ENP-C, FAEN, FAANP,
FAAN, is an emergency nurse practitioner (ENP)
with nearly 50 years of clinical experience and
20 years as an NP. She is also a professor in the
ENP program at the University of San Diego Hahn
School of Nursing and Health Science. In 2006,
she established the first Advanced Emergency
Nursing Journal. Dr. Hoyt has several
peer-reviewed books and publications on clinical
practice, research, and management/leadership
topics. She conceptualized and has implemented a
2-day course for training ENPs and a
train-the-trainer course for NP faculty. She has
taught minor procedures workshops for NPs/PAs
across the country. As a consultant and
educator, she has also written ENP continuing
education programs. Dr. Hoyt spearheaded The
Delphi Study on Competencies for NPs in Emergency
Care and serves as an item writer for the
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
Certification Board (AANPCB). Shelia Sanning Shea
Karen Sue HoytFamily Practice Guidelines Fast
Facts for the ER Nurse Essential Procedures for
Practitioners in Emergency, Urgent, and Primary
Care S Rapid Access Guide for Triage and
Emergency Nurses Add to CartAdd to CartAdd to
CartAdd to CartCustomer Reviews4.8 out of 5
stars39 4.7 out of 5 stars235 4.5 out of 5
stars71 4.4 out of 5 stars6Price90.4990.49
27.5027.50 83.5183.51 37.9737.97Digital Access
Included ??
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Care The Pocket NP Android