Vaardig communiceren in de gezondheidszorg
Een evidence-based benadering - Tweede druk
- 342 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Jonathan Silverman Book order (chronological)
Jonathan Silverman delves into the complex interplay of American culture, literature, and societal issues through his incisive prose. He has a unique talent for examining seemingly disparate subjects, revealing profound insights into the fabric of everyday life and established institutions. Silverman's approach is both analytical and accessible, inviting readers to explore the nuances of American society through a rich blend of literary and cultural commentary.
Teaching and Learning Communication Skills in Medicine
- 245 pages
- 9 hours of reading
This book is a brilliant blend of health policy and nursing practice. It identifies the forces that have dominated change in the national health systems of industrialised countries - the shift of priorities from hospital to ambulatory care, the vast expansion in modern technology, the rise in expenditures and efforts at cost-containment, the renewed emphasis on disease prevention and health promotion. At the same time, this book brings to life the impact of these forces and the actual practice of nursing, demonstrating how 'technology' and 'caring' can be harmonised. It shows through international case studies ways for nurses to maximise their contribution to patient care and to contribute to the improved effectiveness of national health systems.' Milton I Roemer, in the Foreword
A portrait of the life and career of the distinguished American photographer, Margaret Bourke-White, is accompanied by examples of her photographs