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Orthopedic nursing, an issue of nursing clinics of North America, edited by Stephen D. Krau, Tandy Gabbert

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Orthopedic nursing, an issue of nursing clinics of North America, edited by Stephen D. Krau, Tandy Gabbert

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eng

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Includes bibliographical references

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no index present

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non fiction

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Orthopedic nursing, an issue of nursing clinics of North America

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1136569637

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edited by Stephen D. Krau, Tandy Gabbert

Series statement

Nursing clinics of North America,, volume 55, number 2, 0029-6465

Table Of Contents

Forward: osteoporosis: a prototype for orthopedic degenerative processes / Stephen D. Krau -- Preface: a vital specialty for the twenty-first century / Tandy Gabbert -- Proactive wellness care for patients with osteoarthritis / Sally H. Pearson -- Innovations in care of the elderly hip fracture patient; a nightmare no more / Kari L. Baerwald Erickson -- A day in the life: advanced practice nurses providing care to patients with musculoskeletal conditions: preparation, role, and impact / Michael E. Zychowicz -- Emerging spine care trends and innovations / Dorothy Pietrowski -- Fighting the epidemic: bone health and osteoporosis / Debra L. Sietsema -- An update on total joint arthroplasty: current models of care, strategies, and innovations providing the best patient outcomes and the big changes in the patient experience / Adam Stephan -- Legal implications in the care of orthopedic patients: serious complications / Barabara J. Levin and Patricia Iyer -- Pain management for orthopedic patients; closing the gap / Rachel Torani and Debra Byrd -- Advances in sports medicine and care of the adolescent athlete / Heather C. Barnes and Angela C. Vanderpool -- The ever-chanig world of limb salvage surgery for malignant bone tumors / Kimberly K. Haynes and Howard G. Rosenthal -- Excellence in patient education: evidence-based education that "sticks" and improves patient outcomes

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