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The APRN’s Complete Guide to Prescribing Pediatric Drug Therapy, ISBN-13: 978-0826166685
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"The APRN's Complete Guide to Prescribing Pediatric Drug Therapy" is an essential resource for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) that focuses on the complexities of pharmacological management in pediatric patients. This comprehensive guide provides evidence-based guidelines for prescribing medications across various pediatric age groups and conditions, emphasizing safe and effective therapeutic strategies. It includes information on pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics specific to children, highlights age-appropriate dosing, addresses potential drug interactions, and offers practical tools for monitoring and assessing the therapeutic outcomes. The book serves as a vital reference for APRNs aiming to enhance their clinical practice and ensure optimal medication management in the pediatric population.
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Title: The APRN's Complete Guide to Prescribing Pediatric Drug Therapy
Authors: A. J. P. Kauffman, K. R. Kauffman
Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
Publication Year: 2016
ISBN-13: 978-0826166685
Edition: 1st Edition
Pages: 320
Overview: This guide provides advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) with essential information on prescribing medications for pediatric patients, including pharmacokinetics, dosage guidelines, and safety considerations.
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"The APRN's Complete Guide to Prescribing Pediatric Drug Therapy" serves as an indispensable resource for advanced practice nurses, providing comprehensive insights into the nuances of pediatric medication management. With its evidence-based guidelines and practical approach, the book equips clinicians with the necessary tools to safely and effectively prescribe medications for children. Rich in clinical scenarios and up-to-date pharmacological information, it fosters a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced in pediatric prescribing. This guide not only enhances the knowledge base of healthcare providers but also ultimately aims to improve patient outcomes in pediatric populations.
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