The highest scorers in the NHS Staff Survey, based on flexible working, morale and more
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This frank and bold text sets out to dispel assumptions and fill a much-needed gap in health communication literature
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A useful, well-written book primarily aimed at less experienced supervisors and supervisees. It would be most suited to busy mental health professi
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Retired practice development nurse Valerie McGurk reviews Snowball in a Blizzard: The Tricky Problem of Uncertainty in Medicine
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Individual stories that will resonate with those who experience pain are included in this book, which is a refreshing and easy read while tackling a wide topi
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The blurb on the back cover says this book is for nurses and other professionals in mental health practice, but the contents are clearly directed towards nurs
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Useful activities to help boost confidence, self-esteem and wellbeing in older people
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An easy-to-read book focusing on the final year of nursing studies
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Brent Williams provides a compelling insight into the experience of depression told mainly through pictures
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Psychological Therapies for Survivors of Torture: A human-rights approach with people seeking asylum
A useful reference for nurses working with refugees or those teaching nursing students
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A healer's experience of working in the NHS
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Little is added to the debate on spirituality and care by the outdated ideas in this book
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This engaging book looks at inequality in global healthcare provision and the laws that support it
A practical guide to help students navigate and flourish in placements
This book has a philosophical approach to end of life care rather than a nursing focus.
Now in its second edition, this practical guide offers excellent yet concise content on an evidence‑based approach to conducting clinical examinations, and includes chapters on perioperative, obstetric and mental health assessments.
This is an interesting and detailed book about one woman’s battle with the menopause, describing it through her experience and battle to be diagnosed and treated.
Freelance health sciences researcher Patricia Jarrett reviews How to Do Your Research Project: A Guide for Students (Third edition).
Book Review: Caring Matters Most.
