The textbook Pediatric Nursing by Parul Datta is a standard resource for nursing students (GNM and BSc) and professionals, specifically aligned with the Indian Nursing Council (INC) syllabus. The book provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of child health, from neonatology to adolescent care, focusing on clinical approaches to common childhood illnesses. 1. Key Features & New Additions
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Parul Datta's book on pediatric nursing is a comprehensive and highly acclaimed resource that provides a detailed overview of pediatric care. The book is an essential resource for nursing professionals and students, covering a wide range of topics and issues related to pediatric care. With its clear and concise language, illustrations, and tables, the book is easy to navigate and understand. Whether you are a nursing student, new nurse, or experienced nurse, Parul Datta's book on pediatric nursing is an invaluable resource that can help you provide high-quality care to your young patients.
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Many standard pediatric books (like Nelson’s) are written by Western authors. While they are excellent, they often discuss diseases rarely seen in India or miss diseases common here (like Dengue, Chikungunya, or specific nutritional deficiencies). Parul Datta bridges this gap perfectly.
The latest editions (6th and 7th) have been significantly updated to include modern healthcare challenges and clinical tools. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Pediatric Nursing
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By providing a comprehensive overview of pediatric care, Parul Datta's book on pediatric nursing has become an essential resource for nursing professionals and students. The book's clear and concise language, illustrations, and tables make it easy to navigate and understand, and its up-to-date information ensures that readers have access to the latest research, technologies, and treatment options in pediatric care.
