Caring & Clinical Decision Making: Study Guide for Fundamentals of Nursing, 2nd by Rick Daniels Overview
Containing nearly 1,000 questions in an easy-to-use format, this essential tool reinforces the material presented in Nursing Fundamentals: Caring and Clinical Decision Making, 2/E. This study guide is truly a helpful companion resource to assess your knowledge of fundamental nursing care!
About The Author
Dr. Daniels obtained a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Oregon Nursing School, Portland, Oregon, a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of San Diego, California, and a Ph.D. in Nursing from the University of Texas in Austin.
He has taught nursing in associate, baccalaureate and graduate schools of nursing, as well as RN degree completion programs. Dr. Daniels has taught fundamentals of nursing, medical/surgical nursing, pharmacology, and research in a variety of programs. In addition, he teaches pathophysiology via distance learning and traditional classroom settings. Dr. Daniels administers clinical practicum courses in critical care, emergency department, and perioperative nursing arenas. He has also spoken on a variety of adult health and illness topics at seminars and has presented posters for national organizations (e.g., AORN, NLN Educators Conference) and is a speaker at Delmar Cengage Learning's regional Nursing Forums, regional events that are held in various locations across the country each semester. In addition, Dr. Daniels has been selected as the key note speaker for graduation ceremonies, nursing convocations, health care provider conferences (nurses, physicians, hospital administrators), and uniformed service organizations. He has also been solicited as a consultant for curriculum development, and concept-based instruction techniques across a variety of schools of nursing.
Dr. Daniels' clinical practice is kept current by practicing nursing as a Colonel in the Oregon Army National Guard and Army Reserves. He is currently serving as the Deputy State Commander of Oregon under the supervision of the Oregon State Surgeon. Dr. Daniels' research is primarily associated with the concept of health promotion and he has received three successive fundings with the Department of Defense to implement health promotion programs with National Guardsmen. In addition, Dr. Daniels publishes in nursing journals and authors 3 nursing textbooks with Delmar, Cengage Learning. He has membership in a number of professional nursing organizations; such as Sigma Theta Tau and the American Nurses Association. Dr. Daniels is currently an associate professor with tenure at Oregon Health & Sciences University, School of Nursing.
Dr. Daniels can be reached at: drrndaniels@gmail.com and welcomes your communication with him as related to his speaking, consultative expertise, and any questions/comments you would like to make in regard to his textbook authorship or interest you might have in writing with Dr. Daniels.
He has taught nursing in associate, baccalaureate and graduate schools of nursing, as well as RN degree completion programs. Dr. Daniels has taught fundamentals of nursing, medical/surgical nursing, pharmacology, and research in a variety of programs. In addition, he teaches pathophysiology via distance learning and traditional classroom settings. Dr. Daniels administers clinical practicum courses in critical care, emergency department, and perioperative nursing arenas. He has also spoken on a variety of adult health and illness topics at seminars and has presented posters for national organizations (e.g., AORN, NLN Educators Conference) and is a speaker at Delmar Cengage Learning's regional Nursing Forums, regional events that are held in various locations across the country each semester. In addition, Dr. Daniels has been selected as the key note speaker for graduation ceremonies, nursing convocations, health care provider conferences (nurses, physicians, hospital administrators), and uniformed service organizations. He has also been solicited as a consultant for curriculum development, and concept-based instruction techniques across a variety of schools of nursing.
Dr. Daniels' clinical practice is kept current by practicing nursing as a Colonel in the Oregon Army National Guard and Army Reserves. He is currently serving as the Deputy State Commander of Oregon under the supervision of the Oregon State Surgeon. Dr. Daniels' research is primarily associated with the concept of health promotion and he has received three successive fundings with the Department of Defense to implement health promotion programs with National Guardsmen. In addition, Dr. Daniels publishes in nursing journals and authors 3 nursing textbooks with Delmar, Cengage Learning. He has membership in a number of professional nursing organizations; such as Sigma Theta Tau and the American Nurses Association. Dr. Daniels is currently an associate professor with tenure at Oregon Health & Sciences University, School of Nursing.
Dr. Daniels can be reached at: drrndaniels@gmail.com and welcomes your communication with him as related to his speaking, consultative expertise, and any questions/comments you would like to make in regard to his textbook authorship or interest you might have in writing with Dr. Daniels.
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