Nurses New Nurse
Published Aug 28, 2006
daphnis
6 Posts
Hi, I posted the same question to the student nurse forum:
I'm a French nurse needing to study for work in Australia. I am looking for good books to study clinical pracitices.
The ones I'm considering are:
For general study:
Clinical Nursing Skills & Techniques, by Perry and Potter
or...
Clinical Nursing Skills: Basic to Advanced Skills, by Smith et. al.
For a pocket guide:
Rnotes: Nurse's Clinical Pocket Guide (Rnotes: Nurse's Clinical Pocket Guide), by Myers
Mosby's Pocket Guide to Basic Skills and Procedures, 6th Edition, by Perry
I've read A Nurse's Survival Guide to the Ward, to familiarize myself with English descriptions and so forth, but now need to go a bit more in depth, and would very much appreciate any recommendations and/or help deciding which books to get, if anyone is familiar with these or similar books.
A friend is visiting from the US next week, so I want to very quickly send a couple books to her house to bring with her.
Thanks for any help you can offer,
Chloe
kellyo, LPN
333 Posts
Chloe:
I don't know about the first two books, but I've always thought that books by Mosby are very helpful. I had the RN pocket guide for psych, and NEVER opened it.
Good luck!
-Kelly
c15th01
18 Posts
yes Clinical Nursing Skills & Techniques, by Perry and Potter i recommend it,i used those too :)