Applied Sociology For Nurses (English version)
Book Details
Publisher: Techno World
Author: Prof. Suravi Chakraborty
Language: English
Pages: 368
ISBN: 9788197735677
About the Book
Applied Sociology For Nurses (English version) provides a clear and practical understanding of sociological principles relevant to nursing education and practice. The book explains how social structure, culture, family, community, and social institutions influence health, illness, and patient behavior. It emphasizes the role of nurses in understanding social determinants of health, patient–nurse relationships, and community health dynamics. Written in a student-friendly manner with relevant examples, this book helps nursing students develop social awareness, professional sensitivity, and a holistic approach to patient care within diverse social settings.
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Applied Sociology For Nurses (English version)
Applied Sociology For Nurses (English version)
Book Details
Publisher: Techno World
Author: Prof. Suravi Chakraborty
Language: English
Pages: 368
ISBN: 9788197735677
About the Book
Applied Sociology For Nurses (English version) provides a clear and practical understanding of sociological principles relevant to nursing education and practice. The book explains how social structure, culture, family, community, and social institutions influence health, illness, and patient behavior. It emphasizes the role of nurses in understanding social determinants of health, patient–nurse relationships, and community health dynamics. Written in a student-friendly manner with relevant examples, this book helps nursing students develop social awareness, professional sensitivity, and a holistic approach to patient care within diverse social settings.
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Book Details
Publisher: Techno World
Author: Prof. Suravi Chakraborty
Language: English
Pages: 368
ISBN: 9788197735677
About the Book
Applied Sociology For Nurses (English version) provides a clear and practical understanding of sociological principles relevant to nursing education and practice. The book explains how social structure, culture, family, community, and social institutions influence health, illness, and patient behavior. It emphasizes the role of nurses in understanding social determinants of health, patient–nurse relationships, and community health dynamics. Written in a student-friendly manner with relevant examples, this book helps nursing students develop social awareness, professional sensitivity, and a holistic approach to patient care within diverse social settings.
