Manual of Men's Health: Primary Care Guidelines for APRNs & PAs. This item is unavailable.Manual of Men's Health: Primary Care Guidelines for APRNs & PAs

The only practical resource to focus solely on health issues specific to men

Written by and for APRNs and PAs in the primary care setting, this is the first clinical reference to focus solely on managing health concerns that are specific to men. Filling a significant gap in knowledge about this patient group, the user-friendly reference delivers evidence-based guidelines for the day-to-day management of male patients.

Designed for ease of use and quick access to information, the resource is divided into three sections: general men’s health, overview of special issues in men’s health, and urology and preventive cardiology. In addition to addressing the full gamut of urological and cardiac issues, the book discusses the basics of male physical assessment including sports assessment, male adolescent risk issues, musculoskeletal manifestations of stress in men, and health screening issues. Also covered are the aging male and physical activity, the health needs of male veterans, complementary and alternative health methods, chronic pain, high-risk MSM sexual health issues, and starting a men’s health clinic.

Key Features:

• The only practical men’s health resource written specifically for APRNs and PAs by APRNs and PAs
• Organized to facilitate quick access to information
• Delivers evidence-based guidelines for men’s healthcare
• Written and edited by noted APRN and PA men’s health practitioners and faculty
• Addresses health issues in urology, cardiology treatment for men, and other health issues specific to men

Susanne A. Quallich, PhD, ANP-BC, NP-C, CUNP, FAANP, holds both an academic and a clinical appointment at the University of Michigan. Dr. Quallich is Clinical Adjunct Faculty at the University of Michigan School of Nursing. Her clinical appointment is within the Division of Andrology and Urologic Health, Department of Urology at Michigan Medicine, the Hospital of University of Michigan, where her patient case load includes independent evaluation and management of male patients with sexual and reproductive function concerns and independent evaluation, management, and teaching of chronic male genital pain patients.

Michelle Lajiness, MSN, FNP-BC, is a Urology Nurse Practitioner at The University of Toledo Medical College in Toledo, Ohio.

Kenneth A. Mitchell, MPAS, PA-C, is a certified physician assistant with over 22 years of clinical experience overall and over 20 years of experience in male erectile and sexual dysfunction.