ISBN 9789988647513
Pages 226
Dimensions 229 x 152mm
Published 2014
Publisher Sub-Saharan Publishers, Ghana
Format Paperback

Footprints of the Nursing Profession

Current Trends and Emerging Issues in Ghana

edited by Lydia Aziato, Atswei Adzo Kwashie, Kwadwo Ameyaw Korsah, Florence Naab

The Reader contains educative and exciting chapters centred on the nursing profession and research areas of faculty members in Ghana. The target readers are nursing students of all categories, nurse educators, administrators, clinicians, and researchers locally and internationally.

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"The celebration of the 65th anniversary provides an appropriate opportunity for a refl ection on the contributions that Legon academics have made to the intellectual development of Ghana and Africa. That is the aim of the University of Ghana Readers Project. Our expectation is that this will mark a new beginning of solid engagement between Legon and other academics as they document their thoughts and contributions to the continuing search for new ideas to shape our world."

Ernest Aryeetey, Vice Chancellor, University of Ghana

About the Editors

Lydia Aziato

Lydia Aziato, PhD, MPhil, BA, Lecturer, School of Nursing, Department of Adult Health. Research interests: surgical nursing, pain management, oncology with special interest in breast cancer.

Atswei Adzo Kwashie

Atswei Adzo Kwashie, BSc., MPhil, SRN, Assistant Lecturer, Department of Research, Education and Administration, School of Nursing, University of Ghana. Research interests: nursing education and research

Kwadwo Ameyaw Korsah

Kwadwo Ameyaw Korsah, BA, MPhil, Lecturer, Acting Head, School of Nursing. He is the Acting Head Department of Adult Health, School of Nursing. Research interests: nursing and communication, coping and chronicity of diseases (diabetes).

Florence Naab

Florence Naab, PhD, BA, MPhil, Lecturer, Department of Maternal and Child Health, School of Nursing, University of Ghana. Research interests: psychosocial health problems affecting men and women with infertility in Ghana.