Advocacy is a fundamental aspect of geriatric nursing practice from "summary" of Geriatric Nursing by Priscilla Ebersole, RN, PhD, FAAN,Theris A. Touhy, ND, APRN, BC
Advocacy plays a crucial role in the field of geriatric nursing, as it involves advocating for the rights and well-being of older adults. It is essential for nurses to act as advocates for their elderly patients, as they may face various challenges and vulnerabilities due to their age and health conditions. Nurses must ensure that the needs and preferences of older adults are communicated and respected in the healthcare setting. Advocacy in geriatric nursing involves empowering older adults to make informed decisions about their healthcare and ensuring that their voices are heard. Nurses must be able to effectively communicate with old...
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