• A Nurse's Step-By-Step Guide to Academic Promotion & Tenure

    Understanding and navigating the complex process to gain tenure or promotion can be daunting and frustrating. Using their 50 years of combined experience in higher education, our authors have written a practical guide to demystify the promotion and tenure process and provided tools to help you reach your goals.

    Price: US $34.95 | ISBN: 9781940446882 | Release Date: 2017

  • Developing a Residency in Post-Acute Care

    In this new book, Rutgers School of Nursing authors offer practical curricula based on an innovative and successful nurse residency model that positions staff educators and preceptors to support new nurses as they enter post-acute settings. Includes lesson plans and outlines! 

    Price: US $64.95 | ISBN: 9781945157011 | Release Date: 2017

  • Home Care Nursing: Surviving in an Ever-Changing Care Environment

    Did you know that a greater proportion of the world's population is reaching 60 years of age or more? Keeping older adults healthier longer includes keeping them in their homes, creating a growing demand for nurses to deliver home-based care. In this practical and comprehensive guidebook, one of the top names in home care nursing, Tina M. Marrelli, MSN, MA, RN, FAAN, informs and challenges the reader through questions and discussion topics. The result is a definitive resource for understanding the challenges and complexities of healthcare at home.

    Price: US $49.95 | ISBN: 9781940446714 | Release Date: 2016

  • Fostering a Research-Intensive Organization: An Interdisciplinary Approach for Nurses from Massachusetts General Hospital

    Fostering a Research Intensive Organization details the ways a strong nursing research agenda can positively impact patient care and influence the redesign of services necessary to nimbly respond in an ever-changing healthcare environment. Authors, and Massachusetts General Hospital nurse leaders, Jeanette Ives Erickson, Marianne Ditomassi, and Dorothy A. Jones provide a comprehensive review to support the practice environment as an important place to advance nursing science through research.

    Price: US $49.95 | ISBN: 9781-940446004 | Release Date: 2015

  • Business Administration for Clinical Trials: Managing Research Strategy, Finance, Regulation, and Quality

    This unique resource provides a road map to managing responsibilities, fostering productive environments, managing finance and regulations, and more. Starting with a multidisciplinary approach to health care research administration, the authors share their tools, techniques, and tactics to create an effective research infrastructure.

    Price: US $44.95 | ISBN: 9781-938835551 | Release Date: 2014

  • Anatomy of Research for Nurses

    This book covers everything from formulating a hypothesis to legal and ethical issues in performing and funding a research study.
    Authors Hedges and Williams provide a user-friendly approach that bridges the gaps between academic learning and research in a clinical setting.

    Price: US $44.95 | ISBN: 9781-938835117 | Release Date: 2014

  • The Nurse's Grant Writing Advantage

    Whether you need a small local gift or a major sponsor, this book can show you how to get started in pursuing grants. Learn where to find grants, how to make an effective request, and why timelines, budgets, and evaluation are important.

    Price: US $24.95 | ISBN: 9781935476733 | Release Date: 2012

  • Nurse's Grant Writing Advantage

    Have you had to find project funding or contribute to a grant request? Grantwriting can be an intimidating concept for nurses. The Nurse’s Grantwriting Advantage by Rebecca Bowers-Lanier, offers a step-by-step guide for nurses who are writing a grant proposal for the first time or who have submitted previous grants but want to do so more effectively. With the popular Nurse Advantage Series, Grantwriting offers list, tips, tricks, and quick references; this book makes it easy for any nurse to understand what’s involved.

    Price: US $24.95 | ISBN: 9781-930538733 | Release Date: 2011

  • Interpretive Phenomenology for Nurses and Social Scientists

    Interpretative phenomenological analysis aims to offer insights into how a person within a given context makes sense of a phenomenon—usually these phenomena relate to experiences of some personal significance such as a major life event (acute or chronic illness, death of a loved one, change in economic status, etc.) or the development of an important relationship. Interpretive phenomenology augments the decontextualized stories—those told without consideration of the wholeness of one’s life—told by rational-empirical research studies of human beings. It reveals knowledge embedded in caring, cultural and social practices, engaged skilled actions, embodied know-how, and concrete ways people cope with everyday life events such as health, illness, injury, birth, suffering, and dying.

    Price: US $59.95 | ISBN: 978-1-930538-88-7 | Release Date: 2010