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Author:   Mary Jo Kreitzer (Director, Center for Spirituality and Healing; Professor, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota) ,  Mary Koithan (Associate Professor, College of Nursing; Association Dean, Professional and Community Engagement, University of Arizona) ,  Andrew Weil (Director, Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, Lovell-Jones Professor of Integrative Rheumatology, Clinical Professor of Medicine, Professor of Public Health, University of Arizona)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint:   Oxford University Press Inc
Edition:   2nd Revised edition
Dimensions:   Width: 15.50cm , Height: 4.50cm , Length: 23.50cm
Weight:   1.230kg
ISBN:  

9780190851040

ISBN 10:   019085104
Pages:   736
Publication Date:   11 December 2018
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Contents Foreword Acknowledgements List of Contributors Section I Foundations of Integrative Nursing Chapter 1 Concepts and Principles of Integrative Nursing Chapter 2 Integrative Nursing and Caring Science: Universals of Human Caring and Healing Chapter 3 Integrative Nursing and Person-centered Care Chapter 4 The Integrated Nurse: Way of the Healer Chapter 5 Integrative Nursing and Planetary Health Section II Optimizing Wellbeing through Integrative Nursing Chapter 6 Advancing Wellbeing in People, Organizations, and Communities Chapter 7 Integrative Nursing and Care of the Human Spirit Chapter 8 Facilitating Lifestyle Change and Health Coaching Chapter 9 Stress, Resilience, and Wellbeing Chapter 10 Precision Health and Integrative Nursing Chapter 11 Movement and Integrative Nursing Chapter 12 Nutrition and Integrative Nursing Section III Symptom Management and Integrative Nursing Chapter 13 Integrative Nursing Practice Chapter 14 Integrative Nursing Management of Nausea Chapter 15 Integrative Nursing Management of Sleep Chapter 16 Integrative Nursing Management of Anxiety Chapter 17 Integrative Nursing Management of Intestinal Disturbances Chapter 18 Integrative Nursing Management Chapter 19 Integrative Nursing Management of Fatigue Chapter 20 Integrative Nursing Management of Pain Chapter 21 Integrative Nursing Management of Cognitive Impairment Chapter 22 Integrative Nursing Management of Grief Chapter 23 Nursing as an Integrative Healthcare Profession Section IV Applying Integrative Nursing in Diverse Clinical Settings and Populations Chapter 24 Whole Systems Leadership and Healing Chapter 25 Creating Optimal Healing Environments for All Chapter 26 Building an Integrative Health Program Chapter 27 Growth and Development of Hospital-based Integrative Health Chapter 28 Integrative Health and Integrative Nursing in a Healthcare System Chapter 29 Integrative Nursing in a Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Chapter 30 Integrative Nursing in the Community Chapter 31 Integrative Nursing and Mental Health Chapter 32 Integrative Nursing in Senior Living Chapter 33 Integrative Nursing: Palliative Care and End-of-Life Chapter 34 Integrative Nursing and the Environment Chapter 35 Integrative Nursing and Informatics Chapter 36 Integrative Nursing Education Chapter 37 Pre-Licensure Education for Integrative Nursing Chapter 38 Graduate Nursing Education for Integrative Nursing Chapter 39 Continuing Professional Development for Integrative Nursing Section V Integrative Nursing Around the Globe Chapter 40 Integrative Nursing and Global Health Chapter 41 Integrative Nursing in Germany Chapter 42 Integrative Nursing in Turkey Chapter 43 Integrative Nursing in Ireland Chapter 44 Integrative Nursing in Iceland Chapter 45 Integrative Nursing in Sweden Chapter 46 Integrative Nursing in China Chapter 47 Integrative Nursing in Israel Chapter 48 Florence Nightingale's Legacy for the 21st Century: Global Activism, Advocacy, and Transformation Chapter 49 Conclusion: Gazing with Soft Eyes: Envisioning a Responsive, Integrative Healthcare System

Reviews

This is an excellent resource that addresses how integrative nursing can work with other medical professions and the people they serve to improve the delivery of healthcare in a diverse global economy by blending the wisdom and rich diversity in traditional care with new scientific discoveries to create a new health promotion and healing model based on six key principles. * Melinda M Hansen, MS, MAc (Northwestern Health Sciences University) *

This is an excellent resource that addresses how integrative nursing can work with other medical professions and the people they serve to improve the delivery of healthcare in a diverse global economy by blending the wisdom and rich diversity in traditional care with new scientific discoveries to create a new health promotion and healing model based on six key principles. -- Melinda M Hansen, MS, MAc (Northwestern Health Sciences University)

Author Information

Mary Jo Kreitzer, PhD, RN is the Director of the Center for Spirituality and Healing and Professor, School of Nursing at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mary Koithan, RN-C, PhD, CNS-BC is Associate Professor, College of Nursing and Associate Dean for Professional and Community Engagement at the University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Andrew Weil, MD, series editor, is the Director of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, Lovell-Jones Professor of Integrative Rheumatology, Clinical Professor of Medicine, and Professor of Public Health at the University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.

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