Most of the major nursing journals were only
accessible online. The Nursing Clinics of
North America was the only available journal in the Health and Sciences Library
on campus.
1.
Who are the authors/speakers published in
this specific issue of the academic journal you've selected? How many different
authors are published here? What do you know - or can you find out - about
these people? How are the authors/speakers portrayed in the journal
issue? Cite specific details from the journal issue in your answers.
There are twenty-one different authors in Nursing
Clinics of South America: Patient Education.
Some of these authors Roy Batterham, Kathleen Walsh Esper, Jeffery
Gordon, and Susan M. Hasenau.
2.
Who is the intended audience for this
particular journal issue? How can you tell? Are there any secondary
audiences included here? Cite specific details from the journal issue
in your answers.
Nursing students or current nurses are the intended
audience. Teaching nursing students and
nurses how to properly care for the patient is pivotal in building successful
nurses.
3.
What is the context surrounding this
particular journal issue? How does this affect the content of the
journal? (See the bulleted questions on Student's Guide page
180 for specific questions about context). Cite specific details from the
journal issue in your answers.
This journal was published in
2011 and is about patient education.
This means the journal focuses on how to properly care for the patient. This is important because patient care is essential
to the nursing field.
4.
What is the overall message of the journal
issue? How did you decide this? Cite specific details from the journal
issue in your answers.
The overly message is about how
caring for the patients mental and physically needs are equally important. The patients’ needs come first.
5.
What purpose is the journal issue trying to
achieve? Cite specific details from the journal issue in your answers.
To emphasize the importance of
patient care for nurses.
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