No More Nightingales

Synopsis: 1: Looks at changes in nursing philosophy from task-centredness to reflective practice.
2: Deals with nurses as decision makers.
3: Looks at the management of community nursing along Cumberlege lines, general practice and the ‘hospital at home’ scheme.
4: Asks whether quality and value for money are compatible, and looks at examples of quality systems.
5: Considers the role of nurses as patients’ advocates.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video; Videocassette. VHS. col. 5 x 30 min.
Year of production: 1992
Availability: OUT OF DISTRIBUTION
Documentation: Accompanying 24-page guide for nurse educators.
Uses: Pre- and post-registration nurse educators; hospital and health resource centres; seminars and workshops on updating practice in community nursing.
Subjects: Medical sciences
Keywords: nursing

Title: Quiet revolution, The
Synopsis: 1: Looks at changes in nursing philosophy from task-centredness to reflective practice.
Title: Who’s in charge?
Synopsis: 2: Deals with nurses as decision makers.
Title: Community matters
Synopsis: 3: Looks at the management of community nursing along Cumberlege lines, general practice and the 'hospital at home' scheme.
Title: Quality is your business
Synopsis: 4: Asks whether quality and value for money are compatible, and looks at examples of quality systems.
Title: On the side of the patient
Synopsis: 5: Considers the role of nurses as patients' advocates.

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