Best Rural Health Administration Books of 2025

This book, Where There Is No Dentist, is an essential resource for community health workers, educators, and individuals worldwide who aim to help people care for their teeth and gums. It contains updated information on Atraumatic Restorative Treatment and other training materials. The author's straightforward language and careful instructions explain how to diagnose common dental problems, make and use dental equipment, use local anesthetics, place fillings, and remove teeth. Additionally, the book includes a special chapter on oral health and HIV/AIDS. Overall, this book is an invaluable resource for those seeking to provide dental care in areas with limited access to healthcare.

The book "ABG Interpretation for Nurses: Everything You Need To Know To Interpret Arterial Blood Gases" is an excellent resource for nurses, MDs, and RRTs who want to understand arterial blood gases. This book provides a deep dive into the science of arterial blood gases, pH, buffers, and kidneys. It explains normal ABG values, simple acid-base disorders, and helps readers understand ABGs in the clinical sense. Moreover, it provides helpful study tools, practice questions, and case studies. Overall, this book is a must-read for anyone who wants to become an expert in interpreting arterial blood gases.

The Florence Prescription: From Accountability to Ownership is a book that tells the story of how Florence Nightingale defined the nursing profession and created a blueprint for hospitals. The book offers strategies to foster a culture of ownership, including the 3 commitments of The Florence Challenge and the 8 essential characteristics of a culture of ownership. With more than 200,000 copies in circulation in more than 500 hospitals and healthcare organizations, this book is a valuable investment for any healthcare organization. Overall, this book is a must-read for healthcare leaders looking to create a positive and productive workplace culture.

30 Days of Sex Talks for Ages 3-7 is a comprehensive guide for parents to talk about sex with their young children. The book provides 30 simple and uncomplicated "chats" that cover important topics such as body ownership, boundaries, and online dangers. The book includes conversation starters and a glossary to help parents engage in critical conversations with their children. The unique feature of this book is the downloadable topic cards that can be placed in strategic locations as reminders to start talking. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for parents who want to establish themselves as the first and best source of information for their children on topics relating to intimacy.

The sixth edition of "Rural Nursing: Concepts, Theory, and Practice" is an essential resource for nurses working in sparsely populated areas. This updated version includes ten new chapters and substantial revisions, covering topics such as emergency medical services, suicide risk assessment, and the impact of COVID-19 on nonmetropolitan areas. The book emphasizes practical applications for effective nursing practice, education, and research in rural healthcare. It also expands understanding of the cultural characteristics of rural populations. Overall, the book is a comprehensive guide for nursing professionals, students, faculty, and researchers in underserved areas.

This book, titled "Denials, Appeals & Adjustments: A Step by Step Guide to Handling Denied Medical Claims (Medical Billing Business)" is an essential resource for any medical biller. It provides a comprehensive guide to handling denied medical claims, explaining the appeals process and when it is necessary to file one. Additionally, it covers adjustments to claims and how they differ from appeals, along with complete instructions for writing a formal appeal. The book has been revised in 2021 with more sample appeals and adjustments. Overall, it is a helpful and informative guide for anyone in the medical billing industry.

Foundations of Rural Public Health in America is a comprehensive and authoritative text that covers a wide range of topics affecting rural public health, including mental health, disease prevention, and health disparities. The book is divided into five sections, providing in-depth insights into rural health issues today and offering hands-on classroom activities and discussion questions for active learning. Written by experienced scholars and practitioners, this book meets the required competencies for MPH curriculum and includes helpful resources for course planning and preparation. Overall, Foundations of Rural Public Health in America is a must-read for anyone interested in the health and well-being of rural communities.

Lies My Doctor Told Me: Medical Myths That Can Harm Your Health is a must-read for anyone who wants to take control of their health. The book exposes the medical myths and outright lies that doctors have been unknowingly telling their patients. The author, Dr. Ken Berry, provides readers with the truth about whole wheat, milk, fat intake, hormone therapy, salt, and more. By reading this book, you will learn how to develop a better relationship with your doctor and take the first step towards a healthier lifestyle. Overall, this book is an eye-opener and a valuable addition to any health library.

This book, titled "Permission to Care: Building a Healthcare Culture That Thrives in Chaos," is an insightful exploration of how to create a more humanizing healthcare experience for both patients and caregivers. The author, pharmacist Cory Jenks, shares his personal struggles and how he overcame them by implementing lessons he learned as an improv comedian. The book offers valuable tools and tips on how to prepare for the unpredictability of healthcare, find joy in day-to-day work, and connect with patients on a personal level. Overall, this book is a must-read for anyone in the healthcare industry who wants to become a more dynamic, adaptable, and empathetic caregiver.

The Herbal Medicine for Beginners Guide [3 In 1]: How To Upgrade And Strengthen Your Body Using Herbalism Without An Herbalist Even If You’ve Never Used Natural Antivirals, Antibiotics Or Remedies is a comprehensive 3-in-1 bundle that offers more than 450 pages of information on natural ways to cure common ailments. The book provides a proven way to source for herbs locally from trustworthy sources, and it highlights the benefits of herbal medicine while teaching readers how to use herbal antivirals, antibiotics, and other holistic remedies to supercharge their self-healing potential. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to take a more natural approach to their health.