Health promotion
By: Sharon R. Haymaker, guest editor. Stroke / Margaret Kelly-Hayes and Marion A. Phipps, guest editors
Contributors: Haymaker, Sharon R; Kelly-Hayes, Margaret; Phipps, Marion A
Series: The Nursing clinics of North America -- v. 26, no. 4; Nursing clinics of North America -- v. 26, no. 4
Publisher: W.B. Saunders
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1060
Subjects: Health promotion; Cerebrovascular disease
Other titles: Stroke
Notes: "December, 1991."

Includes bibliographies and index
Table of contents: value: Nursing's role in health promotion: an overview / Ann Marie Spellbring; value: Determinants of health-promotive behavior: a review of current research / Christine L. Palank; value: General strategies for motivating people to change their behavior / Shirley Damrosch; value: Assessment of a health-promotive lifestyle / Elizabeth K. Wilhide Tanner; value: Strategies for promoting physical fitness / Marilyn Winterton Edmunds; value: Strategies for promoting stress reduction and relaxation / Karen Peddicord; value: Strategies for promoting a healthy dietary intake / Dorothy G. Herron; value: Strategies for promoting safety and preventing injury / Maren Stewart Mayhew; value: Strategies for promoting health protection / Jeri L. Bigbee and Nancy Jansa; value: Strategies for the promotion of harmful substance avoidance / Mary Ann Walsh Eells; value: A preventive approach to stroke / Margaret Kelly-Hayes; value: Etiology of stroke subtypes / Eloise E. Licata-Gehr; value: Assessment of neurologic deficits in stroke: acute/care and rehabilitation implication; value: Complications in the acute stages of stroke: nursing's pivotal role / Noreen M. Leahy; value: Managing communication disorders in stroke / Barbara J. Boss; value: Sensory perceptual problems following stroke: the invisible deficits / Joanne Baggerly; value: Psychosocial components in stroke: implications for adaptation / Kathryn S. Bronstein; value: Nursing care of the stroke patient using bobath principles: an approach to altered movement / Mary Frances Borgman and Pnyllis M. Passarella; value: Reintegration for stroke survivors: home and community considerations