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How to Write Your Nursing Dissertation - 2nd Edition by Alan Glasper & Diane Carpenter (Paperback)

How to Write Your Nursing Dissertation - 2nd Edition by  Alan Glasper & Diane Carpenter (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"The book is written using a very clear and engaging scenario style. This has been used to provide a logical structure and progression to the ideas embodied within the text that readers will find relevant to their dissertation work. We are confident that this book will provide you, the reader; with a clear knowledge of the fundamental aspects of evidence-based practice needed to write your healthcare dissertation/ project or evidence informed decision-making assignment and help provide you with the knowledge to deliver quality evidence based care within current healthcare environments"--<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>how to write your nursing dissertation</b> <p><i>How to Write Your Nursing Dissertation</i> provides nursing and healthcare students with authoritative information on developing, writing, and presenting an evidence-based practice healthcare dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment. Written by experienced healthcare professionals, this comprehensive textbook offers clear and straightforward guidance on sourcing, accessing, and critically appraising evidence, helping students develop their clinical research and writing skills. The authors address the common difficulties encountered throughout the process of writing a dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment, and offer expert tips and practical advice for managing time, developing study skills, interpreting statistics, publishing aspects of the work in a journal or at a conference, and more.<p>Now in its second edition, this bestselling guide presents relatable and engaging scenarios to illustrate the setting of standards, explore legal and ethical frameworks, examine auditing and benchmarking, and demonstrate how evidence is applied to real-world problems. Covering the entire dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment process from a nursing and healthcare perspective, this innovative textbook: <li>Helps students develop and appropriately answer a clear dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment</li><li>Addresses the fundamental aspects of evidence-based practice in an accessible and readable style</li><li>Features new and updated content on mini dissertations, final assessments, and evidence-informed decision-making projects that many healthcare institutions now require</li><li>Presents up-to-date information that meets the needs of new healthcare roles, such as the Nursing Associate and Healthcare Assistant</li><li>Includes access to a companion website containing downloadable information, an unabridged dissertation sample, and links to additional resources</li><p><i>How to Write Your Nursing Dissertation</i> is a must-have guide for nursing and healthcare students, trainees, other healthcare students required to complete an evidence-based practice project, and anyone looking to strengthen their critical appraisal and assignment writing skills.<p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br><p><i>How to Write Your Nursing Dissertation</i> provides nursing and healthcare students with authoritative information on developing, writing, and presenting an evidence-based practice healthcare dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment. Written by experienced healthcare professionals, this comprehensive textbook offers clear and straightforward guidance on sourcing, accessing, and critically appraising evidence, helping students develop their clinical research and writing skills. The authors address the common difficulties encountered throughout the process of writing a dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment, and offer expert tips and practical advice for managing time, developing study skills, interpreting statistics, publishing aspects of the work in a journal or at a conference, and more.</p><p>Now in its second edition, this bestselling guide presents relatable and engaging scenarios to illustrate the setting of standards, explore legal and ethical frameworks, examine auditing and benchmarking, and demonstrate how evidence is applied to real-world problems. Covering the entire dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment process from a nursing and healthcare perspective, this innovative textbook: </p><li>Helps students develop and appropriately answer a clear dissertation, project or evidence-informed decision-making assignment</li><li>Addresses the fundamental aspects of evidence-based practice in an accessible and readable style</li><li>Features new and updated content on mini dissertations, final assessments, and evidence-informed decision-making projects that many healthcare institutions now require</li><li>Presents up-to-date information that meets the needs of new healthcare roles, such as the Nursing Associate and Healthcare Assistant</li><li>Includes access to a companion website containing downloadable information, an unabridged dissertation sample, and links to additional resources</li><p><i>How to Write Your Nursing Dissertation</i> is a must-have guide for nursing and healthcare students, trainees, other healthcare students required to complete an evidence-based practice project, and anyone looking to strengthen their critical appraisal and assignment writing skills.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p><b>ALAN GLASPER</b> is Emeritus Professor of Nursing Studies, University of Southampton, UK. He is also the editor-in-chief of the international journal <i>Comprehensive Child and Adolescent Nursing</i>.</p><p><b>DIANE CARPENTER</b> is Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Faculty of Health and Human Sciences, University of Plymouth, UK.</p>

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