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Thompson, Angela R.
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 629 Pages
A Practical Guide for Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care
With Type 2 diabetes affecting over 11% of the U.S. population and continuing to rise, primary care providers need a clear, evidence-based resource to navigate its complexities. Care and Management of Type 2 Diabetes in Adults: A Handbook for Nurse Practitioners provides clinicians with a comprehensive blueprint for screening, diagnosis, treatment, and patient-centered chronic care management. This handbook covers foundational knowledge on assessment, pathophysiology, lifestyle interventions, and pharmacologic treatment, while also exploring psychosocial considerations, acute care strategies, and the latest diabetes technologies, including insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors. Designed specifically for nurse practitioners and advanced practice clinicians, this essential guide translates leading diabetes guidelines into real-world primary care practice.
Key Features:
Provides clinical practice recommendations for screening, diagnosis, and treatment
Offers guidance on emerging diabetes technologies such as continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps
Serves as a practical roadmap for the pharmacologic management of Type 2 diabetes
Emphasizes patient-centered care, addressing treatment considerations like cost, medication complexity, and access to care
Includes checklists, case studies, tables, and figures to illustrate key concepts
Translates ADA, AACE, and ADCES guidelines into real-world clinical application
Thompson, Angela R.
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 629 Pages
A Practical Guide for Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care
With Type 2 diabetes affecting over 11% of the U.S. population and continuing to rise, primary care providers need a clear, evidence-based resource to navigate its complexities. Care and Management of Type 2 Diabetes in Adults: A Handbook for Nurse Practitioners provides clinicians with a comprehensive blueprint for screening, diagnosis, treatment, and patient-centered chronic care management. This handbook covers foundational knowledge on assessment, pathophysiology, lifestyle interventions, and pharmacologic treatment, while also exploring psychosocial considerations, acute care strategies, and the latest diabetes technologies, including insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors. Designed specifically for nurse practitioners and advanced practice clinicians, this essential guide translates leading diabetes guidelines into real-world primary care practice.
Key Features:
Provides clinical practice recommendations for screening, diagnosis, and treatment
Offers guidance on emerging diabetes technologies such as continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps
Serves as a practical roadmap for the pharmacologic management of Type 2 diabetes
Emphasizes patient-centered care, addressing treatment considerations like cost, medication complexity, and access to care
Includes checklists, case studies, tables, and figures to illustrate key concepts
Translates ADA, AACE, and ADCES guidelines into real-world clinical application
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Fundamentals of healthcare management : theory and practice
Bhuyan, Soumitra S.; Broom, Kevin D.
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 448 Pages
Fundamentals of Healthcare Management: Theory and Practice offers an essential framework for understanding the complex role of healthcare managers in today's dynamic healthcare system.
Written by leading figures in academia, research, and practice, this textbook equips students pursuing careers in health administration, public health, nursing, and other related fields, with critical insights and practical tools necessary for effective management. Organized into three comprehensive sections: (I) System Thinking in Healthcare Management, (II) Healthcare Management: Theories and Applications, and (III) Leadership Theories, Applications, and Actions—this text covers domains essential for emerging healthcare leaders.
Each chapter is authored by a unique academic-practitioner team, providing a rich perspective on applying management theory in real-world settings. Each chapter fosters learning through clear objectives, relevant competencies, engaging discussion questions, and practical cases, ensuring that students can apply theoretical knowledge to their future roles.
With integrated content focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, Fundamentals of Healthcare Management not only prepares students for rewarding careers but also promotes a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations and responsibilities of healthcare managers.
This textbook is a foundational resource for those seeking to thrive in the ever-evolving field of healthcare management. Key Features:Employs a systems approach to healthcare management, providing a holistic perspective. Engages students with real-world vignettes that illustrate key concepts and showcase important applications in practiceIncludes 3 detailed case studies covering significant challenges in the healthcare sector including maternal and child health outcomes, access to cancer care, and navigating change in a leadership roleQualified instructors have access to expanded Instructor Resources featuring an Instructor's Manual with supplementary case studies, chapter PowerPoints, a Test Bank, a Sample Syllabus, and additional resources to supplement students' dynamic learning and interaction with the text
Bhuyan, Soumitra S.; Broom, Kevin D.
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 448 Pages
Fundamentals of Healthcare Management: Theory and Practice offers an essential framework for understanding the complex role of healthcare managers in today's dynamic healthcare system.
Written by leading figures in academia, research, and practice, this textbook equips students pursuing careers in health administration, public health, nursing, and other related fields, with critical insights and practical tools necessary for effective management. Organized into three comprehensive sections: (I) System Thinking in Healthcare Management, (II) Healthcare Management: Theories and Applications, and (III) Leadership Theories, Applications, and Actions—this text covers domains essential for emerging healthcare leaders.
Each chapter is authored by a unique academic-practitioner team, providing a rich perspective on applying management theory in real-world settings. Each chapter fosters learning through clear objectives, relevant competencies, engaging discussion questions, and practical cases, ensuring that students can apply theoretical knowledge to their future roles.
With integrated content focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, Fundamentals of Healthcare Management not only prepares students for rewarding careers but also promotes a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations and responsibilities of healthcare managers.
This textbook is a foundational resource for those seeking to thrive in the ever-evolving field of healthcare management. Key Features:Employs a systems approach to healthcare management, providing a holistic perspective. Engages students with real-world vignettes that illustrate key concepts and showcase important applications in practiceIncludes 3 detailed case studies covering significant challenges in the healthcare sector including maternal and child health outcomes, access to cancer care, and navigating change in a leadership roleQualified instructors have access to expanded Instructor Resources featuring an Instructor's Manual with supplementary case studies, chapter PowerPoints, a Test Bank, a Sample Syllabus, and additional resources to supplement students' dynamic learning and interaction with the text
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Social work practice and the law, 2nd ed
Slater, Lyn K.; Finck, Kara R.; Hopkins, Marcia
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 427 Pages
This is the first book to give social workers the tools to understand their clients’ legal needs and rights and to address them collaboratively and effectively.
The authors ground their text in a comprehensive grasp of the legal system and the inequities of race, class, and gender that shape clients’ experiences.
Social Work Practice and the Law is a powerful call for social workers to be passionate and skillful advocates for their clients.
Essential reading for social workers and lawyers alike who serve low-income people entangled in systems that so often fail them. Dorothy Roberts, JDGeorge A. Weiss University Professor of Law and Sociology and the Raymond Pace and Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander Professor of Civil Rights at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law SchoolThe second edition is a concise guide to collaboration between social workers and attorneys to promote client advocacy and justice. This textbook explores how social workers and lawyers can work together effectively by examining the history, principles, and best practices at the intersection of social work and the law.
It uses social science research and real case examples to help social workers identify legal issues and work effectively with attorneys to support clients.
With tools for interviews, testimony preparation, and interdisciplinary research, the second edition is especially useful for social work students preparing for practice in legal settings.
CourseConnect: Know, use, and test your understanding of course content with CourseConnect—an interactive learning platform included with your print purchase. What's New:Research and legal developments include forensic social work, problem-solving courts, and legal reformUpdated case examples illustrate key concepts in practiceIncludes tools for reflection and applicationOffers expanded opportunities for students to connect theory with real-world practiceKey Features:Explores legal systems and best practices for interdisciplinary collaboration between social workers and lawyersBuilds skills in legal issue identification, client advocacy, and collaboration with attorneysIncludes case studies, interview models, research memos, and witness preparation toolsWritten by experienced social work and legal professionals with decades of joint practiceInstructor Resources: Instructor Resources include Instructor's Manual and Chapter PowerPoint slidesMaximize Your Learning With CourseConnect—Included with Your Print Purchase!
Enhance your textbook experience with CourseConnect, an interactive learning platform designed to help you engage more deeply, study smarter, and achieve success in your course. Master Complex Concepts—Interactive learning activities simplify concepts and improve comprehension and retention. Track Your Progress—Real-time analytics and self-assessments help you identify strengths and focus on areas for improvement. Study Anytime, Anywhere—Enjoy seamless access to your eBook and study tools whenever and wherever you need them.
Slater, Lyn K.; Finck, Kara R.; Hopkins, Marcia
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 427 Pages
This is the first book to give social workers the tools to understand their clients’ legal needs and rights and to address them collaboratively and effectively.
The authors ground their text in a comprehensive grasp of the legal system and the inequities of race, class, and gender that shape clients’ experiences.
Social Work Practice and the Law is a powerful call for social workers to be passionate and skillful advocates for their clients.
Essential reading for social workers and lawyers alike who serve low-income people entangled in systems that so often fail them. Dorothy Roberts, JDGeorge A. Weiss University Professor of Law and Sociology and the Raymond Pace and Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander Professor of Civil Rights at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law SchoolThe second edition is a concise guide to collaboration between social workers and attorneys to promote client advocacy and justice. This textbook explores how social workers and lawyers can work together effectively by examining the history, principles, and best practices at the intersection of social work and the law.
It uses social science research and real case examples to help social workers identify legal issues and work effectively with attorneys to support clients.
With tools for interviews, testimony preparation, and interdisciplinary research, the second edition is especially useful for social work students preparing for practice in legal settings.
CourseConnect: Know, use, and test your understanding of course content with CourseConnect—an interactive learning platform included with your print purchase. What's New:Research and legal developments include forensic social work, problem-solving courts, and legal reformUpdated case examples illustrate key concepts in practiceIncludes tools for reflection and applicationOffers expanded opportunities for students to connect theory with real-world practiceKey Features:Explores legal systems and best practices for interdisciplinary collaboration between social workers and lawyersBuilds skills in legal issue identification, client advocacy, and collaboration with attorneysIncludes case studies, interview models, research memos, and witness preparation toolsWritten by experienced social work and legal professionals with decades of joint practiceInstructor Resources: Instructor Resources include Instructor's Manual and Chapter PowerPoint slidesMaximize Your Learning With CourseConnect—Included with Your Print Purchase!
Enhance your textbook experience with CourseConnect, an interactive learning platform designed to help you engage more deeply, study smarter, and achieve success in your course. Master Complex Concepts—Interactive learning activities simplify concepts and improve comprehension and retention. Track Your Progress—Real-time analytics and self-assessments help you identify strengths and focus on areas for improvement. Study Anytime, Anywhere—Enjoy seamless access to your eBook and study tools whenever and wherever you need them.
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Canadian family practice guidelines, 2nd ed
Cash, Jill C.; Fraser, Debbie; Corcoran, Lynn; Edwards, Margaret
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 778 Pages
The ninth edition offers cutting-edge, evidence-based strategies to help older adults thrive and optimize their health throughout the aging process.
Health in later life involves more than just medical care, diet, or exercise—it requires a comprehensive approach to anticipating the physical, cognitive, and social changes that come with aging. The ninth edition of Health Promotion and Aging explores threats to health in old age, such as declining muscle mass, chronic conditions, medication use, and social isolation. It provides evidence-based tools to assess these threats and build a personal "health reserve" to maintain function and wellbeing. The textbook addresses key questions about the value of preventive services and the importance of empowerment and goal-setting—such as focusing on weight management rather than weight loss. It challenges conventional thinking on healthy aging, from redefining falls prevention to evaluating digital tools for cognitive health. With practical advice for both professionals and individuals, the book underscores how advances in community support, clinical care, and chronic disease management can make healthier aging a reality for everyone.
New to the Ninth Edition:
Explores threats to health in old age and how they impact well-being.
Reviews the latest scientific advances in promoting health and longevity in older adults.
Identifies cutting-edge strategies to address chronic conditions, mental health, medication use, nutrition, exercise, and planning for the end of life.
Empowers older adults to engage with supportive resources, including volunteering, intergenerational networks, advocacy, and encore careers.
Provides detailed, up-to-date tools and resources tailored to each health threat and promotion strategy.
Key Features:
Examines the latest geroscience research for achieving optimal healthspan.
Integrates insights on wearable technologies, digital literacy, and their role in supporting older adults.
Addresses weight management challenges and the health impacts of sedentary lifestyles.
Evaluates the effectiveness and limitations of brain training and cognitive remediation strategies.
Tracks evolving aging services networks and Medicare's expanding role in health promotion.
Applies findings from international comparisons and the Healthy People 2030 framework to shape future aging initiatives.
Cash, Jill C.; Fraser, Debbie; Corcoran, Lynn; Edwards, Margaret
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 778 Pages
The ninth edition offers cutting-edge, evidence-based strategies to help older adults thrive and optimize their health throughout the aging process.
Health in later life involves more than just medical care, diet, or exercise—it requires a comprehensive approach to anticipating the physical, cognitive, and social changes that come with aging. The ninth edition of Health Promotion and Aging explores threats to health in old age, such as declining muscle mass, chronic conditions, medication use, and social isolation. It provides evidence-based tools to assess these threats and build a personal "health reserve" to maintain function and wellbeing. The textbook addresses key questions about the value of preventive services and the importance of empowerment and goal-setting—such as focusing on weight management rather than weight loss. It challenges conventional thinking on healthy aging, from redefining falls prevention to evaluating digital tools for cognitive health. With practical advice for both professionals and individuals, the book underscores how advances in community support, clinical care, and chronic disease management can make healthier aging a reality for everyone.
New to the Ninth Edition:
Explores threats to health in old age and how they impact well-being.
Reviews the latest scientific advances in promoting health and longevity in older adults.
Identifies cutting-edge strategies to address chronic conditions, mental health, medication use, nutrition, exercise, and planning for the end of life.
Empowers older adults to engage with supportive resources, including volunteering, intergenerational networks, advocacy, and encore careers.
Provides detailed, up-to-date tools and resources tailored to each health threat and promotion strategy.
Key Features:
Examines the latest geroscience research for achieving optimal healthspan.
Integrates insights on wearable technologies, digital literacy, and their role in supporting older adults.
Addresses weight management challenges and the health impacts of sedentary lifestyles.
Evaluates the effectiveness and limitations of brain training and cognitive remediation strategies.
Tracks evolving aging services networks and Medicare's expanding role in health promotion.
Applies findings from international comparisons and the Healthy People 2030 framework to shape future aging initiatives.
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Springer Publishing Company
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 300 Pages
Practice Questions and Full-Length Exams to Help You Ace the PMHNP Certification Exam
Prepare for your Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner exam with PMHNP Certification Practice Q&A. With a total of 700 high-yield questions and comprehensive rationales based on the most recent ANCC and AANPCB exam blueprints, this essential resource is designed to help you study your way. Sharpen your specialty knowledge with 375 practice questions organized by exam topic. Then strengthen your test-taking skills with two full-length practice tests: one with 150 items and one with 175 items—just like the real exams. Combined, it gives you everything you need to pass the first time, guaranteed.
Key Features:
Includes a total of 700 questions with in-depth rationales that address both correct and incorrect answers
Offers two study options—by exam topic area or with two full, timed question practice tests
Provides key information about the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner certification exam
Boosts your confidence with a 100% pass guarantee
New with the Second Edition:
Completely updated questions to match the current exam blueprints
Covers both the ANCC and the AANPCB exams
Practice tests mirror both exams so that you can mimic your exam day
Test-taking tips and strategies help you focus your studies and preparation
The certifying bodies for the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner exam are the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB) and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). AANPCB and ANCC do not sponsor or endorse this resource, nor do they have a proprietary relationship with Springer Publishing.
Springer Publishing Company
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 300 Pages
Practice Questions and Full-Length Exams to Help You Ace the PMHNP Certification Exam
Prepare for your Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner exam with PMHNP Certification Practice Q&A. With a total of 700 high-yield questions and comprehensive rationales based on the most recent ANCC and AANPCB exam blueprints, this essential resource is designed to help you study your way. Sharpen your specialty knowledge with 375 practice questions organized by exam topic. Then strengthen your test-taking skills with two full-length practice tests: one with 150 items and one with 175 items—just like the real exams. Combined, it gives you everything you need to pass the first time, guaranteed.
Key Features:
Includes a total of 700 questions with in-depth rationales that address both correct and incorrect answers
Offers two study options—by exam topic area or with two full, timed question practice tests
Provides key information about the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner certification exam
Boosts your confidence with a 100% pass guarantee
New with the Second Edition:
Completely updated questions to match the current exam blueprints
Covers both the ANCC and the AANPCB exams
Practice tests mirror both exams so that you can mimic your exam day
Test-taking tips and strategies help you focus your studies and preparation
The certifying bodies for the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner exam are the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB) and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). AANPCB and ANCC do not sponsor or endorse this resource, nor do they have a proprietary relationship with Springer Publishing.
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CPN® certification practice Q&A: 600 practice questions based on the latest exam blueprint
Springer Publishing Company
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 261 Pages
Note to Readers: Publisher does not guarantee quality or access to any included digital components if book is purchased through a third-party seller. Includes continuous ExamPrepConnect digital access with print purchase!Prepare for your pediatric nursing exam with CPN® Certification Practice Q&A.
With a total of 600 unique questions and comprehensive rationales representative of the most recent PNCB exam blueprint, this essential resource is designed to help you study your way.
Sharpen your specialty knowledge with 425 practice questions organized by exam topic and strengthen your test-taking skills with a timed 175-question practice test similar to what you will see on the actual exam.
Combined, this prep tool provides everything you need to pass the first time. Key Features:Includes a total of 600 questions with in-depth rationales that address both correct and incorrect answersOffers two study options—by exam topic area or by creating a custom quiz. Full, timed 175-question practice testProvides key information about the PNCB Certified Pediatric Nurse certification examBoosts your confidence with a 100% pass guaranteeOffers on-the-go digital access with ExamPrepConnectExamPrepConnect—the digital study platform that guides you confidently through your exam prep journey.
With this score-boosting study tool, you can:Get organized by using the personalized study plan based on your exam dateBuild custom quizzes or study by exam topicStrengthen your knowledge with a total of 600 practice questions and detailed answer rationalesPrepare for exam day with a complete 175-question timed practice testConnect and chat with fellow CPN® test takersPlay games to make studying funSee access code details inside the book. Through purchase of this product, you'll get a license to continuous access to the ExamPrepConnect course for as long as you need it, subject to our Terms of Use. CPN® is a registered service mark of the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (PNCB).
PNCB does not sponsor or endorse this resource, nor does it have a proprietary relationship with Springer Publishing.
Springer Publishing Company
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 261 Pages
Note to Readers: Publisher does not guarantee quality or access to any included digital components if book is purchased through a third-party seller. Includes continuous ExamPrepConnect digital access with print purchase!Prepare for your pediatric nursing exam with CPN® Certification Practice Q&A.
With a total of 600 unique questions and comprehensive rationales representative of the most recent PNCB exam blueprint, this essential resource is designed to help you study your way.
Sharpen your specialty knowledge with 425 practice questions organized by exam topic and strengthen your test-taking skills with a timed 175-question practice test similar to what you will see on the actual exam.
Combined, this prep tool provides everything you need to pass the first time. Key Features:Includes a total of 600 questions with in-depth rationales that address both correct and incorrect answersOffers two study options—by exam topic area or by creating a custom quiz. Full, timed 175-question practice testProvides key information about the PNCB Certified Pediatric Nurse certification examBoosts your confidence with a 100% pass guaranteeOffers on-the-go digital access with ExamPrepConnectExamPrepConnect—the digital study platform that guides you confidently through your exam prep journey.
With this score-boosting study tool, you can:Get organized by using the personalized study plan based on your exam dateBuild custom quizzes or study by exam topicStrengthen your knowledge with a total of 600 practice questions and detailed answer rationalesPrepare for exam day with a complete 175-question timed practice testConnect and chat with fellow CPN® test takersPlay games to make studying funSee access code details inside the book. Through purchase of this product, you'll get a license to continuous access to the ExamPrepConnect course for as long as you need it, subject to our Terms of Use. CPN® is a registered service mark of the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (PNCB).
PNCB does not sponsor or endorse this resource, nor does it have a proprietary relationship with Springer Publishing.
eBook
Health and healthcare systems: a global view
Foley, Thomas; Foucek Tresidder, Anna; Bozeman, Leslie
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 587 Pages
Health and Healthcare Systems: A Global View offers a detailed and diverse examination of health systems used across the world.
Emphasizing health equity and its global implications, this textbook provides critical historical, economic, and cultural insights integrated into every chapter.
Contributions from international experts who have lived and interacted with nation-specific health systems render valuable perspectives on the challenges facing diverse populations within various health systems.
The book delves into a broad range of topics, including the etiology and determinants of health and disease globally, innovative approaches in health service delivery, regional health outcomes and disparities, and the far-reaching effects of colonization, global power imbalances, climate change, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Organized into thirteen regional sections, this text presents an extensive analysis of health systems across the globe.
It promotes diversity, inclusion, cultural humility, and advocacy skills, preparing students for successful careers in public health and healthcare within the United States and abroad.
The countries examined represent a spectrum of economic statuses, geographical settings, demographic profiles, and healthcare system structures, including those with and without universal healthcare coverage.
With its rich inclusion of illustrations and relevant global examples, Health and Healthcare Systems provides an engaging and insightful overview of comparative healthcare systems worldwide. Key Features:Discusses challenges related to healthcare structures, financing, coverage, refugee health, sustainability, and climate change across global regions. Highlights innovative efforts by individuals and organizations driving healthcare improvements worldwide. Explores diverse healthcare practices, including traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine (CAM). Examines the historical context and evolving trends in healthcare delivery, covering mental health, maternal and child health, and prevention and treatment of communicable and non-communicable diseases. Qualified instructors have access to expanded Instructor Resources featuring chapter PowerPoints, a Sample Syllabus, Test Banks, an Instructor Manual with learning activities for each chapter, and additional resources to supplement students' dynamic learning and interaction with the text.
Foley, Thomas; Foucek Tresidder, Anna; Bozeman, Leslie
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 587 Pages
Health and Healthcare Systems: A Global View offers a detailed and diverse examination of health systems used across the world.
Emphasizing health equity and its global implications, this textbook provides critical historical, economic, and cultural insights integrated into every chapter.
Contributions from international experts who have lived and interacted with nation-specific health systems render valuable perspectives on the challenges facing diverse populations within various health systems.
The book delves into a broad range of topics, including the etiology and determinants of health and disease globally, innovative approaches in health service delivery, regional health outcomes and disparities, and the far-reaching effects of colonization, global power imbalances, climate change, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Organized into thirteen regional sections, this text presents an extensive analysis of health systems across the globe.
It promotes diversity, inclusion, cultural humility, and advocacy skills, preparing students for successful careers in public health and healthcare within the United States and abroad.
The countries examined represent a spectrum of economic statuses, geographical settings, demographic profiles, and healthcare system structures, including those with and without universal healthcare coverage.
With its rich inclusion of illustrations and relevant global examples, Health and Healthcare Systems provides an engaging and insightful overview of comparative healthcare systems worldwide. Key Features:Discusses challenges related to healthcare structures, financing, coverage, refugee health, sustainability, and climate change across global regions. Highlights innovative efforts by individuals and organizations driving healthcare improvements worldwide. Explores diverse healthcare practices, including traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine (CAM). Examines the historical context and evolving trends in healthcare delivery, covering mental health, maternal and child health, and prevention and treatment of communicable and non-communicable diseases. Qualified instructors have access to expanded Instructor Resources featuring chapter PowerPoints, a Sample Syllabus, Test Banks, an Instructor Manual with learning activities for each chapter, and additional resources to supplement students' dynamic learning and interaction with the text.
eBook
Fast facts for the ER nurse, 5th ed
Menard, Alexander; Berry, Sarah
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 327 Pages
Streamlined emergency nursing guidance for confident clinical decision-making
This compact reference delivers critical, evidence-based insights for nurses working in emergency settings. Organized by body system and specialty care areas, it supports rapid assessment and intervention across a wide range of acute conditions. With expanded critical care content, updated clinical guidelines, and new pedagogical tools, it enhances clinical judgment and promotes safe, effective patient care. Designed for quick access in high-pressure environments, this resource is ideal for onboarding new ER nurses and supporting experienced clinicians in dynamic practice settings.
What's New
New chapter introducing the ER nurse's role and scope
New chapter on ER safety and managing workplace violence
Streamlined structure with progressive topic organization
Expanded critical care content across system-based chapters
New review questions aligned with CEN certification standards
Key Features
Covers triage, trauma, toxicology, and system-based emergencies
Builds clinical judgment and supports CEN certification prep
Includes Fast Facts boxes, review questions, and knowledge checks
Developed by experienced ER and critical care clinicians
Menard, Alexander; Berry, Sarah
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 327 Pages
Streamlined emergency nursing guidance for confident clinical decision-making
This compact reference delivers critical, evidence-based insights for nurses working in emergency settings. Organized by body system and specialty care areas, it supports rapid assessment and intervention across a wide range of acute conditions. With expanded critical care content, updated clinical guidelines, and new pedagogical tools, it enhances clinical judgment and promotes safe, effective patient care. Designed for quick access in high-pressure environments, this resource is ideal for onboarding new ER nurses and supporting experienced clinicians in dynamic practice settings.
What's New
New chapter introducing the ER nurse's role and scope
New chapter on ER safety and managing workplace violence
Streamlined structure with progressive topic organization
Expanded critical care content across system-based chapters
New review questions aligned with CEN certification standards
Key Features
Covers triage, trauma, toxicology, and system-based emergencies
Builds clinical judgment and supports CEN certification prep
Includes Fast Facts boxes, review questions, and knowledge checks
Developed by experienced ER and critical care clinicians
eBook
Quantitative methods for health management
McGrath, Robert J.; Bahalkeh, Esmaeil; Seidel, Lee F.; Gyory, Joanna
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 271 Pages
Turn Healthcare Data into Strategic Action!
This hands-on text gives students a guide to quantitative methods essential for optimizing operations and making evidence-based decisions. Learners will gain in-demand software skills while working through real-world case scenarios and datasets. Providing in-depth discussion of key methodologies and packed with practical tools, this resource prepares students for careers in healthcare management, operations, analytics, public health, and other health professional fields.
Key Features:
Step-by-step guide to visualization, forecasting, simulation, and optimization in healthcare operations
Prepares students to confidently analyze data and trends, forecast demand, and lead with data-driven strategy in healthcare
Includes Excel® and Tableau® videosoftwaretutorials, diverse healthcare examples, datasets, and more to build skills through real-world application
Authored by expert educators and practitioners in health management and healthcare analytics
Instructor Resources include an Instructor's Manual, PowerPoint slides, a Test Bank, and more
McGrath, Robert J.; Bahalkeh, Esmaeil; Seidel, Lee F.; Gyory, Joanna
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 271 Pages
Turn Healthcare Data into Strategic Action!
This hands-on text gives students a guide to quantitative methods essential for optimizing operations and making evidence-based decisions. Learners will gain in-demand software skills while working through real-world case scenarios and datasets. Providing in-depth discussion of key methodologies and packed with practical tools, this resource prepares students for careers in healthcare management, operations, analytics, public health, and other health professional fields.
Key Features:
Step-by-step guide to visualization, forecasting, simulation, and optimization in healthcare operations
Prepares students to confidently analyze data and trends, forecast demand, and lead with data-driven strategy in healthcare
Includes Excel® and Tableau® videosoftwaretutorials, diverse healthcare examples, datasets, and more to build skills through real-world application
Authored by expert educators and practitioners in health management and healthcare analytics
Instructor Resources include an Instructor's Manual, PowerPoint slides, a Test Bank, and more
eBook
Culturally responsive counselor education : multicultural education, curricula design, and praxis
Hughes, Sherritta
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 193 Pages
Learn to teach counselor preparation curricula using culturally responsive methods, contemporary pedagogy, and diverse scholarly materials.
This textbookhighlights the importance of equipping counselor education faculty with skills to teach diverse student populations using culturally responsive and contemporary pedagogical methods. This resource emphasizes the role of cultural awareness in education, advocating for equity and inclusion by integrating diverse learning materials and instructional strategies. Research and professional organizations such as the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision and the American Counseling Association support tailoring counseling curricula to address students' unique needs, fostering cultural competence and humility. The standards for the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs further reinforce the need for diverse teaching strategies to prepare future counselors for an evolving profession.
Key Features:
Covers cultural responsiveness, AI integration, and modern pedagogical strategies for Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) curriculum reform
Prepares CES faculty to foster inclusive classrooms and meet the needs of diverse counseling students
Includes reflection questions, sample syllabi, assignments, and rubrics to apply theory to real teaching
Written by an experienced****CES leader and former association president with a passion for equity and faculty development
eBook
Hughes, Sherritta
Springer Publishing Company
, 2025
; English
; 193 Pages
Learn to teach counselor preparation curricula using culturally responsive methods, contemporary pedagogy, and diverse scholarly materials.
This textbookhighlights the importance of equipping counselor education faculty with skills to teach diverse student populations using culturally responsive and contemporary pedagogical methods. This resource emphasizes the role of cultural awareness in education, advocating for equity and inclusion by integrating diverse learning materials and instructional strategies. Research and professional organizations such as the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision and the American Counseling Association support tailoring counseling curricula to address students' unique needs, fostering cultural competence and humility. The standards for the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs further reinforce the need for diverse teaching strategies to prepare future counselors for an evolving profession.
Key Features:
Covers cultural responsiveness, AI integration, and modern pedagogical strategies for Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) curriculum reform
Prepares CES faculty to foster inclusive classrooms and meet the needs of diverse counseling students
Includes reflection questions, sample syllabi, assignments, and rubrics to apply theory to real teaching
Written by an experienced****CES leader and former association president with a passion for equity and faculty development
