Search ResultsElectronic Resources
Limit Search Results
Author
Material Type
Language
Subject
Library
Shelf Location
Switch to list view
Switch to thumbnail view
Select an Action
18 Results Found Subscribe to search results
000000DEFAULT
Print
Select a list
Make this your default list.
The following items were successfully added.
    There was an error while adding the following items. Please try again.
      Cover image for Contexts of contemporary nursing
      13. 
      Contexts of contemporary nursing
      by 
      Williamson, Graham R.
      Click to View
      Format: 
      Excerpt: 
      Williamson, Graham R. Nursing in contemporary healthcare practice.
      Cover image for How to run your nurse practitioner business a guide for success
      14. 
      How to run your nurse practitioner business a guide for success
      by 
      Grossman, Sheila.
      Click to View
      Format: 
      Excerpt: 
      Nursing -- Practice.
      Cover image for Nursing care and the activities of living
      15. 
      Nursing care and the activities of living
      by 
      Peate, Ian.
      Click to View
      Format: 
      Excerpt: 
      Nursing -- Practice.
      Cover image for Clinical research issues in nursing
      16. 
      Clinical research issues in nursing
      by 
      Chan, Zenobia C. Y.
      Click to View
      Format: 
      Excerpt: 
      -- Ethnographic research study in nursing practice / P.C. Chan and Zenobia C.Y. Chan -- Grounded theory in nursing
      Cover image for The research process in nursing
      17. 
      The research process in nursing
      by 
      Gerrish, Kate, 1955-
      Click to View
      Format: 
      Excerpt: 
      -registration to masters' level and beyond. It is also designed to help nurses in clinical practice who are
      Cover image for Behavioral and psychopharmacologic pain management
      18. 
      Behavioral and psychopharmacologic pain management
      by 
      Ebert, Michael H.
      Click to View
      Format: 
      Excerpt: 
      current standard for the successful practice of pain management. The book is designed to be used as a text