Home health is one of the fastest-growing industries, expected to add well over 1 million brand-new tasks throughout the next years. As a nurse practicing in this area, you are going to be hired to coordinate and deliver care like never in the past. Americans ages 65 and older will be almost 20 percent of the population by 2030, and will be more varied with respect not just to race and ethnicity, but also to other cultural and socioeconomic factors. This variety will affect your home health practice functions and obligations. Patient education and advocacy, telemonitoring and electronic health records (EHRs), quality and performance improvement, care coordination … all will require continuous education and training. Reimbursements for home healthcare services and designs of care will continue to shift and change as the provisions of the ACA and other legislation are rolled out. That’s why it is now more vital than ever to have a resource that supplies thorough assistance on the full scope of home health nursing practice and its 16 competencies-based requirements. To successfully do your job and guarantee the highest-quality patient care, you need ANA’s newly revised publication, House Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice, 2nd Edition. This is the only publication that articulates the essentials of home health nursing at all practice levels and settings and is specifically designed to specify, direct and assist the practice of home health nurses. Don’t miss your chance to get the completely upgraded 2nd edition covering such hot topics and trends in house health nursing as: Ethical factors to consider in decision-making. Financial resources and reimbursement. Informatics and associated technologies. Practice environments and settings. Research study into crucial clinical and administrative arenas. ANA’s House Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice, second Edition, is the conclusive resource for all home health care experts, whether you are poli
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