Abrams’ Clinical Drug Therapy: Rationales for Nursing Practice

This eBook is a comprehensive guide designed for nursing professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of clinical drug therapy. The book is structured to reflect real-world nursing scenarios, providing a solid foundation in pharmacology with an emphasis on quality and safety. It covers drug therapy across various patient demographics, including adults, geriatrics, and specialized areas like women's health and hematopoietic disorders.

What You'll Learn

• Foundations of pharmacology focusing on quality and safety
• Effective medication administration through the nursing process
• Drug therapy strategies for coagulation and hematopoietic disorders
• Antimicrobial agent use for managing infections
• Advanced drug therapy for chronic conditions like diabetes and asthma

Who This Book Is For

This book is intended for nursing students, practicing nurses, and healthcare professionals aiming to enhance their drug therapy knowledge and application in clinical settings. It caters to those with foundational nursing education who seek practical drug administration insights.

What You Need to Know First

Readers should have a basic understanding of nursing principles and human physiology. Prior exposure to pharmacology concepts will be beneficial but is not mandatory.

Why This Book

This book uniquely integrates the nursing process with pharmacological principles, offering case-based examples and practical strategies. It stands out by focusing on the rationale behind drug therapy decisions, making it a valuable clinical resource.

What's Inside

Authored by Geralyn Frandsen and Sandra Smith Pennington, published by Wolters Kluwer, this 3605-page edition includes detailed chapters on drug therapy for various conditions. It serves as a comprehensive reference for nursing professionals.