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The notion of vulnerability is critical to person-centred and high-quality nursing and healthcare practice, and underpins all nursing education. Understanding Vulnerability: a Nursing and Healthcare Approach focuses on vulnerability experienced every day by patients and clients in healthcare, and provides clear and supportive guidance to nurses and other healthcare practitioners on protecting and caring for vulnerable patients. Taking a fresh, critical and reflective perspective that reflects current trends towards the promotion of equality and acknowledges everyone’s vulnerability, this book is essential reading for all nursing and healthcare students, as well as healthcare practitioners who are committed to providing person-centred care. Special features:•One of the first books to address the issue of vulnerability from a nursing and healthcare perspective•Written by a group of experienced professionals, academics and educationalists with both educational and research expertise in the exploration of vulnerability•Includes narratives, perspectives and case studies, illustrating and bringing to life the issues within the book
ABOUT THE EDITORSVanessa Heaslip is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at Bournemouth University, Bournemouth,UK. Clinically she worked as a District Nurse and specialist practitioner for older people.Julie Ryden is a Senior Lecturer at Bournemouth University, Bournemouth, UK. Clinically sheworked as a District Nurse.Vulnerabil
Notes on contributors viii1 Introduction 1Vanessa Heaslip and Julie Ryden2 Understanding vulnerability 6Vanessa Heaslip3 Power, discrimination, and oppression 28Julie Ryden and Chris Willetts4 Processes of oppression 65Julie Ryden5 Professional culture and vulnerability 91Karen Cooper and Janet Scammell6 The social construction of vulnerability 111Janet Scammell and Gill Calvin Thomas7 Psychological perspectives of vulnerability 132Nikki Glendening and Sid Carter8 Psychosocial experiences and implications of vulnerability 154Chris Willetts, Gill Calvin Thomas and Vanessa Heaslip9 Working to reduce vulnerability 177Chris Willetts, Julie Ryden and Gill Calvin Thomas10 Conclusion 209Julie Ryden and Vanessa HeaslipIndex 218
Vanessa Heaslip, Bruce Lindsay, Bournemouth University) Heaslip, Vanessa (Principal Academic and Deputy Head of Research, Department of Nursing and Social Science, University of East Anglia) Lindsay, Bruce (Formerly Deputy Director of the Nursing and Midwifery Research Unit, Institute of Health