Supporting Homework and Research Needs of Nursing Students
Nursing Resource Center is an online resource that provides the wide array of content needed for research papers and basic nursing theory overviews, including access to sample care plans, multimedia content, full text reference books, citations to journals in the field, and more. Nursing students can search through millions of pages of content from the top reference and textbook publications in the field, as well as animated depictions of human anatomy.
Nursing Resource Center is designed to match the "nursing process" workflow. The interface is intuitive to students and facilitates connections between content and clinical practice. Nursing Resource Center brings together respected medical titles and provides authoritative information written in accessible language for students writing research papers, completing class assignments, and preparing for clinical experiences as they learn how to care for and treat patients.
- Available 24/7, nursing students can access the information they need any time of the day or night — before their internships and clinical rotations or while working in a skill lab
- More than just a journals database, students get a substantial index of nursing and allied health journals and can retrieve specific content, such as drug and disease overviews, care plans, reference materials, videos, assessments, diagnostic content and other material to support research
- Much easier than digging through nursing textbooks, students can streamline their homework — saving them time — by searching for specific words or phrases, which gives them quick access to more resources.
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subjects covered
- Health & Medicine
- Nursing
- Science & Technology
Platform Features & Tools
Disease Overviews
Includes definitions, diagnoses, treatments, prognoses and more.
Assessments
Hands-on tips help students gather subjective, objective and patient assessment data.
Diagnostics
Provides overviews of tests, patient prep, normal and abnormal results.