Reviews

Marjorie Ghisoni reviews a well-written book on end of life care. 

UNISON Scotland recently launched an app for nurse and midwifery members to register concerns about patient care in Scotland’s hospitals.

This self-help book focuses on the emotional and psychological well-being of women throughout life, offering solutions and strategies to address and maintain emotional heal

This book provides an inspiring insight into what it means to live with a chronic condition.

An app developed by Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals offers breast care patients essential information in an accessible, non-overwhelming way

This book provides a complete primer on the subject of evidence based practice in healthcare

Nicola James reviews this memoir about encounters with people on an oncology ward in Melbourne.

Layla Haidrani reviews an app designed to help healthcare professionals talk about FGM.

Helen Reeves reviews a clear and concise introduction to the principles and practice of palliative care.

This timely book clarifies and demystifies many of the urban myths held by healthcare professionals, Alison Dinning says.

This Vaccines in Pregnancy: MatImms app was developed by researchers and clinicians after concern about the low uptake of vaccines among pregnant women.

The authors offer this as a ‘brief guide’ to the Mental Health Act and the content is commendable, says Eleanor Sherwen.