Introducing the case study

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19 Introducing the case study

Chapters 1924 follow a patient diagnosed with breast cancer, in the form of a case study. Each chapter identifies a stage of the patient experience. As the case study unfolds, there are a number of activities to complete. In each activity, you are given the opportunity to explore a variety of nursing interventions and provide holistic support for both the patient and her family. You are encouraged to refer back to the anatomy and physiology, and other health theory, in Sections 1 and 2. Practical exercises are suggested for you to do either while on placement or by reflecting on previous experience. It is, therefore, useful to have your notes from Sections 1 and 2 handy since you will be directed back to some of the activities you have already completed.

By working through one patient experience in this way, you can follow through aspects of integrated care introduced throughout the book. You are also encouraged to link the NMC principles and competencies to various stages of the patient’s experience.

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