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The Theory and Practice of Nursing Service Administration
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Title: The Theory and Practice of Nursing Service Administration
Author: M.A. Mary D. Shanks, Ed.D., and Dorothy A. Kennedy
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company, The Blakiston Division, New York
Published: 1965
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Edition: 1st edition
Number of Pages: 303
Catalog: Nursing History
Description: Ex-library. Original mint green cloth binding with white text on cover and black text on spine. Cloth is worn at hinges but corners are sharp. Stamped on pastedowns by the Nursing Department of UVM. A few light pencil notations within. This book brings research and theory of administration, generally, to nursing administration, specifically. The book is organized in five parts, with an introduction to administration for nursing service and theory formulation; administrative theory in relation to the person, including the influences of philosophy, religion, and the arts; administrative theory in relation to process; and practice, through case analysis at the Charles Evans Memorial Hospital. These parts are then followed by a number of case studies, and evaluations regarding the future of nursing administration. Some sections were written by other contributors, including John A. VanderWaal, William Richard Stegner, Rupert Kilgore, Marie J. Robinson, and D. Paul Miller. From the nursing history collection of Sarah Abrams. Hardcover, good condition. 303 pages, octavo.
Author: M.A. Mary D. Shanks, Ed.D., and Dorothy A. Kennedy
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company, The Blakiston Division, New York
Published: 1965
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Edition: 1st edition
Number of Pages: 303
Catalog: Nursing History
Description: Ex-library. Original mint green cloth binding with white text on cover and black text on spine. Cloth is worn at hinges but corners are sharp. Stamped on pastedowns by the Nursing Department of UVM. A few light pencil notations within. This book brings research and theory of administration, generally, to nursing administration, specifically. The book is organized in five parts, with an introduction to administration for nursing service and theory formulation; administrative theory in relation to the person, including the influences of philosophy, religion, and the arts; administrative theory in relation to process; and practice, through case analysis at the Charles Evans Memorial Hospital. These parts are then followed by a number of case studies, and evaluations regarding the future of nursing administration. Some sections were written by other contributors, including John A. VanderWaal, William Richard Stegner, Rupert Kilgore, Marie J. Robinson, and D. Paul Miller. From the nursing history collection of Sarah Abrams. Hardcover, good condition. 303 pages, octavo.