This comprehensive textbook will help students gain a thorough understanding of and insight into the realities faced by older adults, enabling them to provide care and support that is both more compassionate and more appropriate.
Under the supervision of Philippe Voyer, the content has been updated by renowned experts based on the latest evidence, including the addition of a section on medical assistance in dying (MAID).
The textbook addresses the most common geriatric conditions and clinical issues, as well as frequently encountered topics related to the realities of aging, such as ageist myths, to help students better understand and respond to these situations in clinical practice.
Each topic is presented with particular attention to clinical assessment and monitoring, as well as the care provided to older adults. These practices are described in detail to better support nursing students during their clinical placements.
