The Physiological Effects Of Ageing Implications For Nursing Practice 1st Alistair Farley by Alistair Farley, Ella Mclafferty, Charles Hendry 9781118275924, 9781405180733, 1118275926, 1405180730 instant download after payment.

The Physiological Effects of Ageing is a comprehensive resource for all nurses working with older people, enabling them to apply their knowledge of the ageing process to their practice, and, in doing so, enhance care delivery. This book emphasizes the normal ageing changes before considering possible effects of ageing on body systems, using as its framework Roper, Logan and Tierney’s activities of living. Although problems associated with ageing are identified, nursing assessment and interventions are considered which can help reduce the impact these changes have on a person’s functional ability.
Special Features:
Explores current theories of ageing
Makes use of reflective points and points of practice
Looks at key topics of maintaining a safe environment and communication
Discusses error theory, free radical theory and the immune theory
A highly accessible text which encourages holistic patient-centred care
"In order to provide quality and effective care, it is important that we are knowledgeable about the needs of this group and this book provides a good grounding in this area." (International Journal of Orthopaedic and Trauma Nursing, 1 November 2011)
"The value of this book lies in the skilful way in which the authors have meshed normal and disordered physiology of ageing with Roper's models of living and nursing." (Nursing Older People, 1 May 2011)