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This important book:
• Considers social perspectives, wider issues and themes such as ageism, policy,
services anddemographics
• Evaluates daily activities and needs including: mobility, nutrition,
communication, sexuality andleisure
• Features scenarios based on real situations and narratives from older people
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Nursing Older Adults
Edited by Jan Reed, Charlotte L. Clarke,
Ann Macfarlane
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Praise for this book
“Neverwasabooklikethismoreurgentlyneeded.Itscombinationofauthorityandexperiencemakes
itespeciallyvaluable.Itswisdomisbasedontheknowledgeandunderstandingofhowgrowingfrail
really afflicts older people. We who have known independence and freedom need to have our lives
respected.Thisbookmakesagoodcaseforencouragingolderpeopletoenjoyasmuchautonomyas
possibleandtocollaboratewiththeircarersinkeepingwell.Thosewhonurseolderpeoplewillfind
muchsoundhelpwithinthesepages.”
BroadcasterandwriterDameJoanBakewell
“I am delighted to commend this book to you. Putting older people at the centre of their care and
supportiscentralinallgoodnursingcare.However,thispublicationclearlydemonstratesthechanges
tonursingpracticethatareneededtomakethisarealityforindividualolderpeople.Atatimewhen
thenumberofolderpeopleinoursocietyisgrowingand,whentheircareisoftenunfavourableunder
thespotlight,thispublicationwillprovideaninvaluableresourcefornurses.”
DameChristineBeasley,DBE,ChiefNursingOfficerforEngland
“Nurseshavealwaysknowntheimportanceofincludingtheconsumer’svoiceintopractice;however,
this text takes this view to additional heights and incorporates the voice of the older person in true
partnershipasabookeditor.Thistextmakesanextraordinarycontributiontoscholarshipandpractice
andissuretobeonmostundergraduateandpostgraduatenursingstudents‘musthave’listoftexts.”
WendyMoyle,PhD,RNDirector,ResearchCentrefor
CommunityPracticeInnovation,GriffithUniversity,Australia
“Nursing Older Adults’ edited by Jan Reed, Charlotte Clarke and Ann Macfarlane is a great book:
giving a comprehensive insight in the fundamentals of working with older people and key issues in
nursingolderpeople.Iverymuchlikedtheempoweringnursingapproach,puttingtheperspectivesand
resourcesofolderpeopleconsequentlyintothefocusofthenursingprocess.Thevoiceofolderpeople
isvividlywritteninmanyexamplesandscenariosgiven.Irecommendthisbooktonurses,carestaff,
allwhoareintheeducationandqualificationsectorandotherstakeholdersineldercareandhopeit
willbeadoptedinabroadinternationalcontext.Ienjoyedreadingit:verywellstructuredandawork
ofreferencefortheissuesinnursingolderadults.”
ProfessorDr.BarbaraKlein,FachhochschuleFrankfurtamMain–
UniversityofAppliedSciences,Germany
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Contents
Contributors ix
Foreword xv
Acknowledgements xvii
PART1 Thefundamentalsofworkingwitholderpeople 1
1 Introductiontonursingolderpeople 3
JanReed,CharlotteL.ClarkeandAnnMacFarlane
2 Independenceandautonomy–thefoundationofcare 9
JanReedandBrendanMcCormack
3 Theaimsandgoalsofcare:aframeworkpromotingpartnershipsbetweenolder
people,familycarersandnurses 23
MikeNolan,SerenaAllan,PatriciaMcGeever,IsabellReidandNinaSzmaites
4 Demographicchangeandpopulationageing 43
AssumptaRyan
5 Workingtogether:participationwitholderpeople 61
ChristineBrownWilson
PART2 Keyissuesinnursingolderpeople 77
6 Fundamentalsofnursing 79
CharlotteL.Clarke
7 Mobility 91
BhanuRamaswamyandDianaJones
8 Nutrition,includingfoodpreparationandplanning 110
AngelaDickinson
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viii CONTENTS
9 Continencemanagement 137
JoBooth
10 Communication 159
DebbieTolsonandChristineBrownWilson
11 Spirituality,religiouspractice,beliefsandvalues 176
KarenS.Dunn
12 Sexualityandintimacy 191
LindaMcAuliffe,RhondaNayandMichaelBauer
13 Riskandsafetyinnursingolderpeople 204
AlisonSteven,SheenaBlairandGabrielTelfordSteven
14 Socialparticipationandsocialnetworks 220
Soong-nangJang
15 Dying 231
AmandaClarkeandPaulaSmith
16 Mentalhealthissuesforolderpeople 251
MimaCattan
17 Reflectionsandviewsfromolderpeopleonhealthandsocialcare 273
AnnMacfarlane
Index 291
Description:Never was a book like this more urgently needed. Its combination of authority and experience makes it especially valuable. Its wisdom is based on the knowledge and understanding of how growing frail really afflicts older people. We who have known independence and freedom need to have our lives respe