Family Health Care Nursing: Theory, Practice, and Research (7th Edition) | Robinson, Padgett Coehlo, Smith | Brand

Family Health Care Nursing: Theory, Practice, and Research (7th Edition) | Robinson, Padgett Coehlo, Smith | Brand-New Complete Edition Empower your nursing practice with Family Health Care Nursing: Theory, Practice, and Research (7th Edition) — the definitive guide to understanding and promoting family-centered care across all stages of life. Written by leading experts Robinson, Padgett Coehlo, and Smith, this latest edition integrates theory, clinical practice, and research to equip nurses and health professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to care for families in today’s complex healthcare environments. The 7th Edition delivers an updated and evidence-based framework that reflects the evolving landscape of healthcare, cultural diversity, and interprofessional collaboration. It bridges theory and practice by highlighting real-world case studies, research findings, and practical strategies for supporting families across settings — from acute care and community health to long-term and palliative care. Key Features: Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Content: Covers family health theories, systems models, and the nursing process for family assessment and intervention. Up-to-Date Research Integration: Reflects current findings in family nursing, psychosocial care, chronic illness management, and community-based health promotion. Clinical Application: Real-life case studies illustrate how to apply theoretical principles in clinical settings for effective family-centered care. Culturally Responsive Framework: Incorporates multicultural perspectives, global health issues, and inclusive approaches to family well-being. New in the 7th Edition: Updated research summaries, revised conceptual models, and expanded sections on resilience, caregiving, health equity, and family policy. Teaching and Learning Support: Includes learning objectives, discussion prompts, and reflection questions to reinforce critical thinking.