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Products: E-Toolkits
NEW: Nurses: Facing Challenges in the 21st Century: A Training Manual for Health Educators
Price: $39.95
This incredible value includes the 32-page manual, 48 PowerPoint slides, case studies, examples, and discussion questions.
There is a new set of unique challenges facing nurses in the 21st century. For starters, Medicare’s mandatory requirements link specific quality improvements with reimbursement; the new requirements will not only affect the choices nurses make in providing patient care but will also determine whether or not their hospital or health facility will be reimbursed for the care provided. This timely E-Toolkit addresses cost containment and so much more. While the nursing shortage (and its temporary reprieve) is addressed in the Toolkit, the greater emphasis is on providing the big picture of 21st century nursing—its expectations and the strategies to meet them.
Who is the audience for Nurses: Facing Challenges in the 21st Century Nurses?
This E-Toolkit should be used by health educators who train new and experienced nurses on how to think about and respond to the challenges of 21st century nursing.
What’s included in Nurses: Facing Challenges in the 21st Century?
- Manual: 32 Pages of information to help a health educator customize a presentation that can be adapted to your hospital or health care facility’s needs.
- PowerPoint Slides: 48 slides that include case studies, examples and discussions questions to educate nurses about mandatory requirements, expectations and trends in 21st century nursing.
Nurses: Facing Challenges in the 21st Century focuses on the following areas:
- Nursing Shortage: Recession and the expected mass exodus of nurses
- Health Care Reform: New demands with new expectations
- Revolving Door Patients: Reducing readmissions
- Health Care Crisis: Cost savings issues
- Patient Safety and Quality Reimbursement: Do not pay lists and reimbursements
- Advocacy: Nurses’ responsibilities and strategies to get involved
View a PDF sample of what you will receive in Nurses: Facing Challenges in the 21st Century