John Peter Sloan Book order

Il nuovo metodo di John Peter Sloan che rivoluziona il modo di insegnare le lingueImpara quello che ti serve un mattoncino per volta e non perdere troppo tempo sulle eccezioni e le regoline poco utiliCapisci finalmente come si pronunciano le parole con esempi chiari e non con astrusi simboli foneticiScarica gratis la guida audio di Sloan, che ti seguirà passo per passo come in una lezione privataUsa il codice dei colori per visualizzare (e non dimenticare più) come si costruisce una fraseScopri un modo tutto nuovo di studiare i verbi, con un viaggio pieno di divertimento nel magico mondo di Verbania...Rompi il muro che ti blocca. Il problema non sei tu!

Die Fortsetzung des erfolgreichen Kurses „Instant English“ - mit der Methode, die Hunderttausende von Lernern überzeugt hat ! Das hat deinem Englisch noch gefehlt: Für alle, die ihrem Englisch das icing on the cake aufsetzen möchten. Die Sprachkurs-Revolution: Mit Witz, Esprit und kristallklaren, logischen Erklärungen geht dir das Englische in Fleisch und Blut über. Mit den Online-Videos wirst du zum echten Engländer: J. P. Sloan erklärt dir live, wie du Fettnäpfchen umgehst und die Tücken der englischen Sprache meisterst. Die Sprachkurs-Revolution geht weiter: über 600.000 mal in Europa verkauft.* Der Kurs für alle, die denken, dass sie schon perfekt Englisch sprechen. Für Wiedereinsteiger und Fortgeschrittene, die leicht und humorvoll Englisch lernen wollen. * Absatz in der EU.

What’s worse than the failure of the health care system to adequately care for seniors? The fact that it’s actually doing them harm. In A Bitter Pill , Dr. John Sloan investigates the reasons why the medical community is unable to provide lasting health to seniors, concluding that incorrect assumptions have led to the current health crisis among the elderly. In a remarkable argument, Sloan contends that medical measures based in prevention actually do seniors more harm than good, diminishing their current quality of life in the hopes of preventing future disease. Sloan maintains that we must understand what those in poor health really need — a way to enjoy the final stages of their lives. A valuable resource for caregivers, nurses, doctors, and children of the elderly, this book may just turn the tide of medical misconception that has plagued the senior community.

This second edition continues its mission of improving practical, clinical knowledge among physicians and others caring for elderly people, while providing updated information on several major areas in the field. Reflecting current practice trends, a new chapter on home care has been added as well as one on comprehensive geriatric assessment. Revised guidelines for falls, incontinence, and drug treatment are also featured. Designed to provide both quick reference to clinical problem-solving schemes and lists, as well as a lucid, readable discussion of basic topics in geriatrics, the books value lies in its combination of brief, readily understandable chapters, a section of notes in outline form, straightforward clinical approaches, didactic exercises, and new updated case studies. Family physicians, primary care internists, and other primary specialists caring for elderly people will thus find the book of great value. It also belongs on the shelf of residents, and individual health care professionals, as well as in nursing homes, hospitals, where it will serve as a clinical reference guide.