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Effective Self-Care and Resilience in Clinical PracticeSubscription
’This book adopts the definition of compassion as ‘a sensitivity to suffering in self and others with a commitment to try to alleviate and prevent it’’
Embracing touch in dementia care. A Person-Centred Approach to Touch and RelationshipsSubscription
’This book is about making the culture of care more person-centered by developing their understanding of touch’
Taming The Beast Within: Shredding the stereotypes of personality disorderSubscription
’This is a must read book for nurses. Prof Tyrer is a huge advocate of nurses and those who have worked with him over the years will testify how he values the essential contribution that nurses make’
Letters From YemenSubscription
‘Introducing the idea that people can help themselves to have better outcomes was clearly a challenge to be overcome’
Bed 12Subscription
’The book is a necessary reminder of our own vulnerability, our capacity to act well towards others and, finally, of the great work being done by the NHS in the UK’
Africa and Global Health GovernanceSubscription
’It is an excellent book that can be included on reading lists for Public/Global Health modules’
The Reading Cure. How Books Restored My AppetiteSubscription
’General readers, psychiatric nurses and student nurses will find reading this book, thought-provoking and an excellent read’
Cracking the Code a Quick Reference Guide to Interpreting Patient Medical Notes – 2nd revised edSubscription
’This is easy to pick up and follow and the reader could have this book at hand if reviewing a set of notes as a guide’
How to handle later lifeSubscription
’Everyone should read this book either to benefit ourselves as we age, or to help those around us.’
Redefining Aging- A Caregiver’s Guide to Living Your Best LifeSubscription
’The stories in this book made me realise that it is an honor and a privilege to have the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK as more awareness and support is being made available to carers after undergoing a Carers’ Assessment.’
