This book describes the current barriers to effective collaboration between nurses and physicians and suggests how to overcome them. Six successful examples of collaborative practice in a variety of settings are described. Specific guidelines for teaching collaborative skills to both physicians and nurses are outlined at length.
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This book describes the current barriers to effective collaboration between nurses and physicians and suggests how to overcome them. Six successful examples of collaborative practice in a variety of settings are described. Specific guidelines for teaching collaborative skills to both physicians and nurses are outlined at length.
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Fine. The pages are clean and bright. There is an organization stamp on the front flyleaf. The binding is tight. The covers look great. Electronic delivery tracking will be issued free of charge. 243 pages. Springer Series on Geriatric Nursing.