Pediatric Nursing: Caring for Children and Their Families
I was glad to see the inclusion of greater case based learning examples…represents a solid nursing text…  Strengths of this text include the critical thinking features and case based learning questions present in each chapter, the extensive list of resources and suggested readings, and the comprehensiveness of the content.    -Laura Witter, MSN, ARNP-C  Instructor Seattle University College of NursingStrengths of this text are the readability, thoroughness, and utilization of research data.    -Barbara McClaskey, PhD, MN, RNC  Associate Professor  Department of Nursing  Pittsburg State University  Pittsburg, KansasFeatures in the text are excellent, I really like the personal perspectives and stories throughout the chapters, this really gives a face to pediatric nursing. Critical thinking boxes are great.    -Olivia W. May, RN, MSN, CPNP  Clinical Instructor  Capstone College of Nursing  The University of Alabama  Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThree strengths: readability; key concepts ideas at the end of chapters; the feel that the writers are generally in tune with current pediatric practice.    -Carol Hargate, MPH, RN, CNP  Assistant Professor  Minnesota State University  Mankato, Minnesota