Book Summary:
Decision-Making in Nursing explores the contributions of a variety of decision-making approaches that add to the ways of knowing and the evidence that enables nursing students and professionals to be reflective, critical, flexible, and comfortable with the many daily decisions they make. In today's complex health care arena, nurses looking at patient, family, or community needs to adjust their decision-making to a multi-dimensional care environment. This book helps guide students and professionals through this process and shows them how current evidence, along with historical, legal, spiritual, and political factors affect their decision-making. |