Carl Clare – författare

Connect theory to practice with a comprehensive pathophysiology textbook that brings clinical concepts to life for nursing and healthcare students Understanding how diseases disrupt normal body function is fundamental for nursing and healthcare students, and essential for effective patient assessment and care planning. Fundamentals of Applied Pathophysiology delivers a clear, accessible introduction to this important topic, crafted by experienced nursing educators and practitioners. Two new chapters on genetics and death and dying respond to the evolving landscape of healthcare, encouraging reflection and deeper understanding of contemporary challengesHigh-quality illustrations, colour-coded layouts, and a highly visual approach to clarify complex concepts and support diverse learning stylesClinical observation boxes, investigation guides, red flag alerts, and medication guidance to bridge theory and practice—helping you apply knowledge directly to patient careCase studies, activities, and key terms in every chapter to reinforce understanding and support ongoing learningContent aligned with the latest Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) standards, ensuring readiness for safe, compassionate, and effective practiceMultidisciplinary perspective and accessible style, connecting anatomy, physiology, and clinical application for real-world competenceIdeal for pre-registration nursing students and allied health students, this comprehensive resource fosters curiosity, ­confidence, and professional growth—helping you become a key member of the health and care team.

Practical assessment and care planning across contemporary nursing care All nursing students must demonstrate proficiency in the Nursing and Midwifery Council standards for assessing patient needs, planning care, and evaluating the effectiveness of care and patient outcomes. Now in its Second Edition, Fundamentals of Assessment and Care Planning for Nurses adopts a practical approach with NMC proficiencies at its core, guiding readers through comprehensive history taking, systematic physical assessment, and evidence-based care planning in real-life clinical settings. This updated edition features two new chapters on assessing the ears and eyes and assessing end of life care. Each body system receives dedicated coverage, organised around a fictitious nuclear family that provides practical context for clinical scenarios. Socio-cultural considerations, graphs, diagrams, tables, and links to supporting literature enhance learning throughout. Readers will also find: Coverage of NMC Standards related to pre-registration nursing proficiency requirements for professional registration‘Take note’ sections and chapter reviews designed to consolidate learning and support application of knowledge in supervised practiceLinks to current literature and additional resources that extend study and provide further evidence-based support for clinical decision-makingDesigned for pre-registration nursing students, nursing associates, and registered practitioners updating their knowledge, this text provides a practical resource for nursing programmes and continuing education courses across interdisciplinary healthcare settings.