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Reviews
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Professional development and revalidation lead nurse Carolyn Middleton reviews Revalidation: A Journey for Nurses and Midwives
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Lesley Warner reviews two shows that included performers with a learning disability
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Course director for learning disability nursing at the University of East Anglia Neil James reviews Autism and the Family: Understanding and Supporting P
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Associate lecturer, Open University Brian Lucas reviews How to Survive Your Nursing or Midwifery Course.
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Using cognitive behavioural psychotherapy to cope with anxiety disorders.
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A mother’s experience of living with a child with ADHD.
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An essential book for parents who want to keep up with new technology and its effects on children.
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This book encourages parents see why gently supporting change and variation can help children with autism.
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Independent consultant learning disability nurse, Gwen Moulster reviews Community Care and Inclusion for People with an Intellectual Disability.
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Sarah Trute reviews Behavioural Challengers in children with Autism and Other Special Needs by Diane Cullinane.
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The authors offer this as a ‘brief guide’ to the Mental Health Act and the content is commendable, says Eleanor Sherwen.
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Primary healthcare nurse Mary Codling reviews Time to Say Goodbye.
Lecturer in learning disabilities Mick Wolverson reviews Intellectual Disability and Being Human: A care ethics model.
Neesha Oozageer Gunowa reviews ABC of Diabetes.
Lindsey Hayes reviews The Drug Conversation aimed at parents.
Claire Lanfear reviews a book examining the ethics of whistle blowing.
This book is an informative resource for new students in the field of mental health nursing practice
Written by two psychiatrists, this book examines how the ways we relate to others can affect our health.
