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"Nursing Practice; a Review of Literatures" is concise and systematically researched. The book contains a user-friendly guide for practicing nurses and social care professionals and explains - in plain language - what everyone should expect from healthcare providers. It covers critical areas of nursing practice for the purpose of translating findings into strategic, practical, and actionable steps that everyone can take right now.Section 1 provides a user-friendly guide for Learning Disability Nurses (LDNs) and healthcare professionals. The focus is on mental health and people with learning disability.Section 2 is a small-scale qualitative study, which explores nurses' responsibility to identify unprofessional activities in hospitals and raise concerns about poor patient care - through appropriate channels. This part provides strategic solutions that promote civil behaviours and increase professional resilience.Section 3 is a critique literature on "Workplace Violence and Nursing Practice" written by Stephen Tee, Yeter Sinem Üzar Özçetin, and Michele Russell-Westhead in 2016. It balances the scholars' methodology and results against their specified research objectives.
