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*1 copy available. If license is in use at the time you try to access this title, please check back. Backed by quality, peer-reviewed published literature, ASHP® Injectable Drug Information™ has been one of pharmacy's most trusted resources for more than four decades. Authored under the editorial authority of AHFS Drug Information® and published by ASHP, it is the global gold standard for IV compatibility and stability information. The 2025 Edition of the industry's go-to guide is newly updated with the latest information, ASHP's Standardize 4 Safety (S4S) concentration standards including new Adult and Pediatric PCA and Epidural standard concentrations, the full list of the AHFS® Pharmacologic-Therapeutic Classification© system, 25 new monographs, and more than 270 new references for a total of over 25,000 total compatibility pairs.
Nursing Peer Review, Second Edition by Laura Cook Harrington; Marla Smith
Nursing Peer Review, Second Edition: A Practical, Nonpunitive Approach to Case Review Laura Harrington, RN, BSN, MHA, CPHQ, CPCQM Marla Smith, MHSA Nursing Peer Review, Second Edition, is a comprehensive guide for establishing a formal case-based nursing peer review program, including all the tools and procedures organizations need to build and manage a structure to conduct systematic evaluation of clinical care. The book takes nurse managers through every step of the process: explaining nonpunitive nursing peer review, creating a system, identifying cases, conducting reviews, and taking appropriate action based on the outcomes of the reviews. Nurse leaders are responsible for upholding the ANA Code of Ethics, which concerns issues of accountability for the professional nurse and includes requirements for peer review to ensure high-quality patient care. This book offers them the processes to help do this. It provides a framework for nurses to hold them accountable for their practice, reveal educational gaps, help identify system and process errors, and indicate whether changes in practice are necessary to improve patient outcomes.
3 copies available. With this practical guide, those who care for children's physical and mental health will learn how to identify and address social drivers of health (SDOH), also sometimes referred to as social determinants of health. The expert contributors present evidence-based tools to screen for SDOH, as well as strategies on how to care for children and families affected by different social stressors. This book offers real-world guidance that is easily implemented in a variety of settings. Social Drivers of Health covers the needs most likely to be encountered in practice, including housing, food, and income insecurity, and discusses the impacts these issues have on the health and well-being of children and families. Also provided is a framework for establishing community partnerships, including identifying legal services and other community-based support for addressing different SDOH.