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245 0 0 _aPolicy & politics in nursing and health care /
_cDiana J. Mason, Elizabeth Dickson, Monica R. McLemore, G. Adriana Perez
246 3 _aPolicy and politics in nursing and health care
250 _aEighth edition
260 _aSt. Louis, Missouri :
_b Elsevier,
_c[2021]
300 _axxiii, 656 pages :
_billustrations, map ;
_c24 cm
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index
505 0 0 _gUnit 1. Introduction to policy and politics in nursing and health care --
_tFrameworks for action in policy and politics /
_rDiana J. Mason,
_rElizabeth Dickson,
_rMonica R. McLemore, and G. Adriana Perez --
_tHistorical perspective on policy, politics, and nursing /
_rPatricia D'Antonio,
_rJulie Fairman,
_rSandra B. Lewenson --
_tAdvocacy in nursing and health care /
_rSusan Apold --
_tLearning the ropes of policy and politics /
_rWanda Montalvo --
_tTaking action: Just say yes: learning to move beyond the fear /
_rChelsea Savage --
_tA primer on political philosophy /
_rBeth L. Rodgers,
_rSally S. Cohen --
_tThe policy process /
_rEileen T. O'Grady --
_tPolitical analysis and strategies / Mary Foley --
_tCommunication and conflict management in health policy /
_rKaren Elisabeth Warner --
_tResearch as a political and policy tool /
_rLynn Price, Katarzyna Lessard, and Erica Mumm --
_tUsing research to advance health and social policies for children /
_rEileen K. Fry-Bowers and Kristi K. Westphalna --
_tUsing the power of media to influence health policy and politics /
_rBeth Gharrity Gardner,
_rDiana J. Mason,
_rBarbara Glickstein, and Monica R. McLemore --
_tTaking action: billboards and a social media campaign /
_rMonica R. McLemore --
_tHealth policy, politics, and professional ethics /
_rCarol R. Taylor,
_rSusan I. Belanger
505 0 0 _tUnit 2. Health care delivery and financing --
_tThe changing United States health care system /
_rHillary Schneller and Barbara J. Safriet --
_tA primer on health economics of nursing and health policy /
_rLen M. Nichols --
_tFinancing health care in the United States /
_rJoyce A. Pulcini and Betty Rambur --
_tThe Affordable Care Act: an uncertain future /
_rCarole R. Myers --
_tThe National Association of Hispanic Nurses educating multicultural communities on the patient protection and Affordable Care Act /
_rG. Adriana Perez --
_tPatient engagement and public policy: emerging new paradigms and roles /
_rJane Clare Joyner and Mary Jo Kreitzer --
_tThe marinated mind: why overuse is an epidemic and how to reduce it /
_rRosemary Gibson --
_tPolicy approaches to address health disparities /
_rNadia Campos de Andrade and Carmen Alvarez --
_tTaking action: policy advocacy for American Indian/Alaska Native children: school nutrition and indigenous food sovereignty /
_rRegina S Eddie (Dine') and Dorinda L. Welle --
_tTaking action: addressing the health needs of immigrant/migrant farmworkers /
_rMaria Elena Ruiz --
_tThe unfulfilled promise of mental health and addiction parity /
_rFreida H. Outlaw, Jake Coffey, Sita M. Diehl, and Patricia K. Bradley --
_tImproving LGBTQ+ health: nursing policy can make a difference /
_rSarah Stover Filer Zollweg, Valerie Tobin, Zif Garner Goldstein, David M. Keepnews, and Peggy L. Chinn --
_tReproductive health policy /
_rCarol F. Roye and Monica R. McLemore --
_tPublic and population health: promoting the health of the public /
_rSusan Swider and Heide Cygan --
_tTaking action: influencing public health in a politically charged environment /
_rGina Miranda-Diaz --
_tDisaster response and public health emergency preparedness /
_rTener Goodwin Veenema, Roberta Proffitt Lavin, and Clifton P. Thornton --
_tAdvancing new models of primary care /
_rMargaret Mary Flinter and Mary Blankson --
_tFamily caregiving and social policy /
_rSusan C. Reinhard and Heather M. Young --
_tDual eligibles: challenges and innovations in care /
_rPamela Z. Cacchione --
_tHome care, hospice, and community-based care: evolving policy /
_rMary Ann Christopher, Sheri Brand, Florence Kariuki, and Maria LoGrippo --
_tLong-term services and supports policy issues /
_rCaroline Stephens, Michele Diaz, and Laura M. Wagner --
_tThe United States military and Veterans Administration health systems: contemporary overview and policy challenges /
_rJennifer Hatzfeld and Sheila Cox Sullivan
505 0 0 _tUnit 3. Policy and politics in the government --
_tContemporary issues in government /
_rGrant R. Martsolf --
_tHow government works: what you need to know to influence the process /
_rCasey R. Shillam and Sandra Whitley Ryals --
_tAn overview of legislative and regulatory processes /
_rMary Jean Schumann --
_tLobbying policymakers: individual and collective strategies /
_rLauren M Inouye --
_tPolitical activity: different rules for government employees /
_rKathleen E. Sykes --
_tTaking action: reflective musings from a nurse politician /
_rSusan L. Adams --
_tTaking action: running against the odds: there's a nurse in the assembly /
_rDawn Marie Adams --
_tPolitical appointments /
_rAmy L. Anderson and Alexia E. Green --
_tNursing and the courts /
_rDavid M. Keepnews and Virginia Trotter Betts --
_tNursing licensure and regulation /
_rEdie Brous --
_tTaking action: nurse, educator, and legislator: my journey to the Delaware General Assembly and as Lieutenant Governor /
_rBethany Hall-Long
505 0 0 _tUnit 4. Policy and politics in the workplace and workforce --
_tPolicy and politics in health care organizations /
_rRhonda Anderson and Mary Beth Kingston --
_tTaking your place at the table: board appointments and service /
_rKimberly J. Harper and Laurie S. Benson --
_tTaking action: nurse leaders in the boardroom /
_rLinda Burnes Bolton, Catherine Alicia Georges, and Rita Wray --
_tQuality and safety in health care: policy issues /
_rJean Johnson, Esther Emard, and Bonnie R. Sakallaris --
_tPolitics and evidence-based practice and policy /
_rSean P. Clarke --
_tThe nursing workforce /
_rMary Lou Brunell and Andrea Uitti Bresnahan --
_tRural health care: workforce challenges and opportunities /
_rPamela Stewart Fahs and Nicole Rouhana --
_tTaking action: increasing specialty medical care access in rural communities /
_rDeirdre E. Kearney and Debra A. Banks --
_tNurse staffing ratios: policy options /
_rJoanne Spetz --
_tThe contemporary work environment of nursing /
_rDeborah Washington --
_tTaking action: racism in the workplace /
_rKanya V. Beard --
_tCollective strategies for transformation in the workplace /
_rToby Bressler and Linda M. Valentino --
_tPolitical context of advanced practice nursing /
_rAndrea Brassard --
_tTaking action: never underestimate the power of a personal story /
_rDanielle Howa Pendergrass --
_tTaking action: removing APRN regulatory barriers in West Virginia /
_rToni DiChiacchio -- Taking action: full practice authority: a tale of two states /
_rCarolyn Montoya and Gale Adcock --
_tPolicy and politics in nursing academia /
_rEllen Frances Dlshansky --
_tThe intersection of technology and health care: policy and practice implications /
_rCarol A. Romano
505 0 0 _tUnit 5. Policy and politics in associations and interest groups --
_tInterest groups in health care policy and politics /
_rJoanne Warner --
_tPolicy issues in nursing associations /
_rRamon Lavandero --
_tTaking action: school nursing at the intersection of health and education /
_rDonna Mazyck and Nina R. Fekaris --
_tTaking action: the alliance of nurses for healthy environments promoting environmental health /
_rRuth McDermott-Levy and Katie Huffling --
_tCoalitions: a powerful political strategy /
_rRebecca (Rice) Bowers-Lanier --
_tTaking action: campaign for action /
_rSusan B. Hassmiller --
_tTaking action: why not Minot? The battle over North Dakota's first smoke-free ordinance /
_rKelly Buettner-Schmidt, Mary Muhlbradt, and Lori Brierley
505 0 0 _tUnit 6. Policy and politics in the community --
_tWhere policy hits the pavement: contemporary issues in communities /
_rElizabeth Dickson and Monica R. Mclemore --
_tAn introduction to community activism /
_rDeAnne K. Hillfinger Messias and Robin Dawson Estrada -- Taking action: from sewage problems to the statehouse: serving communities /
_rMary L. Behrens --
_tTaking action: contaminated water and elevated blood lead levels in Flint /
_rLoretta Jackson Brown --
_tCreating a culture of health and working with communities /
_rClair Millet and Renee S. Frauendienst --
_tTaking action: activism: a community rises /
_rLucia Judith Alfano --
_tFamily and sexual violence, nursing, and U.S. policy /
_rKathryn Laughon and Angela Amar --
_tHuman trafficking: the need for nursing advocacy /
_rDonna Sabella --
_tTaking action: policy, politics, and advocating for medicinal cannabis use /
_rCarey S. Clark --
_tThink globally, act locally: nursing and global health /
_rJane E. Salvage and Jill F. White --
_tInfectious disease in a highly connected world: nurses' role to prevent, detect, respond /
_rCatherine M. Dentinger and Amy R. Kolwaite
520 _aLearn how to influence policy and become a leader in today's changing health care environment. Featuring analysis of cutting-edge healthcare issues and first-person insights, Policy & Politics in Nursing and Health Care, 8th Edition continues to be the leading text on nursing action and activism. Approximately 150 expert contributors present a wide range of topics in policies and politics, providing a more complete background than can be found in any other policy textbook on the market. This expanded 8th edition helps you develop a global understanding of nursing leadership and political activism, as well as the complex business and financial issues that drive many actions in the health system. Discussions include the latest updates on conflict management, health economics, lobbying, the use of media, and working with communities for change. With these innovative insights and strategies, you will be prepared to play a leadership role in the four spheres in which nurses are politically active: the workplace, government, professional organizations, and the community
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