Books to help with Management of Care?

[GretaBSNRN]

Just wondering if anybody had any suggestions for improving Management of Care?

I've been seeing great reviews from the Lacharity book, but not sure if it includes the most recent study plan.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!

[actsc1v8]

I'm not sure what you mean by the "most recent study plan", but YES! The Lacharity book is definitely beneficial and even helps review a lot of content :)

[GretaBSNRN]

Oh whoops, I most definitely meant the most recent test plan. Thank you so much though! I am very much leaning towards buying it!

[Shandra2008]

There is a new lacharity book

[G-manRN]

I also strongly recommend this book! It helped with several questions on my exam. I did all the chapters and looked over every rationale for my correct and incorrect answers. Definitely worth the $35.

[blondie1887]

I had problems with these questions too and I was trying to figure out why. With the other questions we are used to thinking critically, but I realized that a lot of these questions are common sense. Honestly, I think some of them would have been easier to answer before nursing school when we got used to all this kind of thinking, but when I try to use common sense I do much better with these. The prioritizing we can use tricks like ABC's and which pt is the most unstable. LPN and NA's do things that are predictable and unchanging procedures. A nurse that floats to a mother floor is like a LPN, so unchanging procedure.