Policy & Politics in Nursing and Health Care 8th Edition ISBN: 9780275972240
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Product Details
- Condition: New
- Publisher: Elsevier
- Language: English
- Paperback: 680 pages
- ISBN: 978-0275972240
- Item Weight: 2.31 pounds
- Dimensions: 7.75 x 1 x 9.5 inches
Description
*Policy & Politics in Nursing and Health Care, 8th Edition* is an essential resource for those looking to shape health care policy and assume leadership roles in the evolving healthcare landscape. This edition features contributions from nearly 150 experts who explore a wide range of critical topics related to nursing policy, activism, and leadership. It offers a comprehensive understanding of the complex business, financial, and political factors influencing the healthcare system. Key discussions include conflict management, health economics, lobbying strategies, media use, and community-based advocacy. This updated edition helps nurses develop a global perspective on leadership and activism, preparing them to engage in the workplace, government, professional organizations, and communities to drive change.
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| Dimensions | 19.685 × 2.54 × 24.13 in |
Mitchell Dawson –
I used this book while studying in Sacramento, USA and found the discussion on health policy and legislative processes very clear and informative. The real-world examples helped me understand how nurses influence policy decisions at different levels. It strengthened my understanding of advocacy roles in healthcare only.
Corey Bennett –
Based in New York, USA, this edition explains the relationship between politics and nursing practice in a structured and practical way. The policy analysis sections were especially helpful for academic assignments only.
Trevor Lawson –
Preparing in Charlotte, USA, I appreciated how the book connects healthcare reform topics with nursing leadership responsibilities. The case studies encouraged deeper critical thinking only.
Elliot Harper –
From San Antonio, USA, the organized layout and updated policy discussions made complex political concepts easier to understand only.
Brady Sullivan –
Studying in Vancouver, Canada, the coverage of health systems and policy development provided a strong foundation for understanding Canadian healthcare structures. It enhanced my perspective on professional advocacy only.
Gavin Porter –
Based in Toronto, Canada, the explanation of policy-making processes and stakeholder roles was detailed and academically strong. It supported my graduate-level coursework effectively only.
Marcus Flynn –
While preparing in Indianapolis, USA, the chapters on ethical leadership and political engagement were very insightful. The examples were practical and relevant to modern healthcare settings only.
Colby Ramirez –
From Calgary, Canada, the structured comparison of healthcare policies made it easier to grasp broader system-level changes only.
Danielle Brooks –
Studying in Portland, USA, I found the advocacy and public policy sections highly motivating. The book clearly shows how nurses can actively shape healthcare outcomes only.
Kelsey Monroe –
Based in Ottawa, Canada, the discussion on regulatory frameworks and professional organizations added strong practical value to my studies only.
Erica Vaughn –
Preparing in Baltimore, USA, the analysis of healthcare economics and reform policies was well-explained and easy to follow. It improved my confidence in discussing policy issues only.
Jasmine Keller –
From Winnipeg, Canada, this edition provided a comprehensive understanding of nursing’s role in politics and health system leadership. The content is detailed yet accessible for advanced learners only.