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Oxford Handbook of Diabetes Nursing
With the growing incidence of the disease, all nurses, whatever their clinical area, will encounter people with diabetes. Best practice involves understanding the issues and complexities surrounding diabetes care. The Oxford Handbook of Diabetes Nursing is unique in helping nurses and other health professionals to better care for patients with diabetes. Assembling the evid...more
Paperback, 366 pages
Published
December 20th 2009
by Oxford University Press, USA
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This books is UK-based but it is a good source of information for nurses caring for people with diabetes. In particular, the chapter about erectile dysfunction is useful for bringing up what could be an awkward topic.
The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars was because I thought the section on gestational diabetes could have been expanded to include the epidemiology of gestational diabetes and further information about neonatal complications.
The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars was because I thought the section on gestational diabetes could have been expanded to include the epidemiology of gestational diabetes and further information about neonatal complications.
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