A Nurse's Perspective is a simple guide for family members and friends on what to expect when a loved one (elderly parent, grandparent, mother-in-law, father-in-law, etc.) is in the hospital. In addition, included is a detailed description of how to prepare a medical history paper your loved one will need prior to an emergency room admission, as well as a home health visit with emphasis on how to make their home a healthy and safe environment. The book concludes with funeral and financial affairs. Checklists that correlate to the chapters in the book and blank note pages to write down any essential information related to your loved one's care are also present.
As we age, many of us may take on the role of caregiver for our elderly loved ones. As a registered nurse, let my experiences help and guide you. It's why I'm here.
"This book is a work of heart and a must-read for every caregiver." - Sandra Harris RN CCRN, ICU, Oxford, Virginia
"An easy-to-follow guide for families and loved ones, in and out of the hospital." - Ashley Whittington MSN, Family Nurse Practitioner, Charlotte, North Carolina
Robert received his bachelor's degree in nursing from Florida International University in December 1994. Starting his career in March of 1995, Robert has since worked as a registered nurse in nine different states, done FDA drug trials, home health, hospice, and educational preventative health. Always available to offer a smile and kind words, Robert continues to enjoy teaching and helping others whenever possible.
Table of Contents for A Nurse's Perspective: CHAPTER ONE: Introduction; CHAPTER TWO: Proactive Prior to Hospital Admission; CHAPTER THREE: Preparation of Personal Medical History: Part One; CHAPTER FOUR: Preparation of Personal Medical History: Part Two; CHAPTER FIVE: Preparation of Personal Medical History: Part Three; CHAPTER SIX: Home Health Visit: Part One; CHAPTER SEVEN: Home Health Visit: Part Two; CHAPTER EIGHT: Home Health Visit: Part Three; CHAPTER NINE: Hospital Patient: Part One; CHAPTER TEN: Hospital Patient: Part Two; CHAPTER ELEVEN: After Discharge from the Hospital; CHAPTER TWELVE: Funeral and Financial Affairs; CHECKLISTS.
As we age, many of us may take on the role of caregiver for our elderly loved ones. As a registered nurse, let my experiences help and guide you. It's why I'm here.
"This book is a work of heart and a must-read for every caregiver." - Sandra Harris RN CCRN, ICU, Oxford, Virginia
"An easy-to-follow guide for families and loved ones, in and out of the hospital." - Ashley Whittington MSN, Family Nurse Practitioner, Charlotte, North Carolina
Robert received his bachelor's degree in nursing from Florida International University in December 1994. Starting his career in March of 1995, Robert has since worked as a registered nurse in nine different states, done FDA drug trials, home health, hospice, and educational preventative health. Always available to offer a smile and kind words, Robert continues to enjoy teaching and helping others whenever possible.
Table of Contents for A Nurse's Perspective: CHAPTER ONE: Introduction; CHAPTER TWO: Proactive Prior to Hospital Admission; CHAPTER THREE: Preparation of Personal Medical History: Part One; CHAPTER FOUR: Preparation of Personal Medical History: Part Two; CHAPTER FIVE: Preparation of Personal Medical History: Part Three; CHAPTER SIX: Home Health Visit: Part One; CHAPTER SEVEN: Home Health Visit: Part Two; CHAPTER EIGHT: Home Health Visit: Part Three; CHAPTER NINE: Hospital Patient: Part One; CHAPTER TEN: Hospital Patient: Part Two; CHAPTER ELEVEN: After Discharge from the Hospital; CHAPTER TWELVE: Funeral and Financial Affairs; CHECKLISTS.
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