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Lask, Judith; Lask, Bryan
Child Psychiatry and Social Work
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Stoppard, Miriam
Conception, Pregnancy and Birth
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Harrison, Stephen
Managing the National Health Service, Shifting the Frontier?
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Towards Good Practices in Small Hospitals, Some Suggested Guidelines
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Audit Commission for Local Authorities and the National Health Service in England and Wales
The Pathology Services, a Management Review
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Anderson, Dorothy (Sontributor) Challen, V (Editor)
Ultrasound (Continuing Education Module) Unit B
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Bernardino, Michael E. & Sones, Peter J. (Editors)
Hepatic Radiography
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Seedhouse, David & Cribb, Alan (editors)
Changing Ideas in Health Care
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Loshak, David (Editor)
The Health Practice Management Handbook
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Harris, Cynthia J.
Occupational Health Nursing Practice
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Ramsay, Joan
Nursing the Child With Respiratory Problems
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Sarafino, Edward P.
Health Psychology : Biopsychosocial Interactions
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Sarafino, Edward P.
Health Psychology: Biopsychosocial Interactions
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Clunn, Patricia A.& Payne, Dorris B.
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing (Nursing Outline Series)
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Jenkinson, Crispin (edited by)
Measuring Health and Medical Outcomes (Social Research Today 3)
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Jenkinson, Crispin (edited by)
Measuring Health and Medical Outcomes (Social Research Today 3)
Library sticker to spine and FEP. Stamp to catalogue page and page block. Text and illustrations (line drawings and diagrams) clean, tight and bright. A clear analysis of the design, potential uses and limitations of questionnaires in measuring health from the perspective of the patient. Practical examples illustrate the methodological issues and guide the reader through good and bad practice. The book will appeal to academics, postgraduates and advanced undergraduates in medical sociology, health economics, social/health psychology, public health and epidemiology. It will also be extremely helpful to social science researchers outside these areas who have an interest in the use of questionnaires in an applied field. "Social research today" is a forthcoming series of books devoted to the illumination of significant methodological topics in the social sciences and professional social research. The structure of social inquiry combines two separate elements: empirical evidence and organizing ideas and theories. Both are necessary for successful social understanding; one without the other is barren. This series will be concerned with the means by which this structure is maintained and kept standing and upright. The books in the series are intended for undergraduates in the social sciences, postgraduate students undergoing research training, and those undertaking social research of whatever kind. Broadly conceived, research methodology refers to the general grounds for the validity of social science propositions. How do we know what we do know about the social world? More narrowly, it deals with questions such as h. This book is intended for academics, postgraduates and advanced undergraduates within medical sociology, health economics, social/health psychology, public healthand epidemiology. Social science researchers with an interest in theuse of questionnaires in an applied field. Ex Library Usual Stamps
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Jenkinson, Crispin (edited by)
Measuring Health and Medical Outcomes (Social Research Today 3)
Library sticker to spine and FEP. Stamp to catalogue page and page block. Text and illustrations (line drawings and diagrams) clean, tight and bright. A clear analysis of the design, potential uses and limitations of questionnaires in measuring health from the perspective of the patient. Practical examples illustrate the methodological issues and guide the reader through good and bad practice. The book will appeal to academics, postgraduates and advanced undergraduates in medical sociology, health economics, social/health psychology, public health and epidemiology. It will also be extremely helpful to social science researchers outside these areas who have an interest in the use of questionnaires in an applied field. "Social research today" is a forthcoming series of books devoted to the illumination of significant methodological topics in the social sciences and professional social research. The structure of social inquiry combines two separate elements: empirical evidence and organizing ideas and theories. Both are necessary for successful social understanding; one without the other is barren. This series will be concerned with the means by which this structure is maintained and kept standing and upright. The books in the series are intended for undergraduates in the social sciences, postgraduate students undergoing research training, and those undertaking social research of whatever kind. Broadly conceived, research methodology refers to the general grounds for the validity of social science propositions. How do we know what we do know about the social world? More narrowly, it deals with questions such as h. This book is intended for academics, postgraduates and advanced undergraduates within medical sociology, health economics, social/health psychology, public healthand epidemiology. Social science researchers with an interest in theuse of questionnaires in an applied field. Ex Library Usual Stamps
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Harris, H.
Human Biochemical Genetics
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Head, J.J
How Human Life Begins
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Haseltine, Florence P.; McClure, Michael E. & Goldberg, Ellen H. (editors
Genetic Markers of Sex Differentiation
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Stinson, Shirley M. & Kerr, Janet C. [Editors]
International Issues in Nursing Research
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Kohner, Nancy
The Moral Maze of Pratice, a Stimuluis for Reflection & Discussion
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Kogan, Benjamin A.
Health: Man in a Changing Environment
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Burnard, Philip
Learning Human Skills, a Guide for Nurses
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Burnard, Philip
Learning Human Skills, a Guide for Nurses
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Women, Assertiveness and Health
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Castles, Mary R.
Primer of Nursing Research
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Rowden
Managing Nursing, a Practical Introduction to Management for Nurses
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Propper, Carol & Wilson, Deborah
Price and Competition in the NHS Internal Market in GP Fundholder Procedures
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Bond, Senga
Nursing and Measurement, Fifth Winifred Raphael Memorial Lecture
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Marriner-Tomey, Ann
Nursing Theorists and Their Work
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Winstanley (ed.)
A Guide to Better Health
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Anderson, Digby C. (ed.)
Health Education in Practice
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Victor, Christina R.
Health and Health Care in Later Life
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Strehlow, Marion S.
Education for Health: A guide for health visitors, nurses and all others working in the Community (Lippincott Nursing Series)
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Wheeler, Dame Olive; Phillips, William; Spillane, Joseph P.
Mental Health and Education
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Simmons, Daniel H.
Current Pulmonology (Vol. 3)
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Barie, Leo; Kickbusch, Ilona (Foreword by)
Health Promotion and Health Education Module 1: Problems and Solutions
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Steptoe, Andrew & Wardle, Jane
Psychosocial Proccesses and Health, a Reader
Library sticker on spine and FEP. Understanding the links among social environment, emotion, behavior, and illness is a growing theme in medical and health education. The booming development in this field is reflected in the growth of disciplines such as health psychology, psychosocial epidemiology, and behavioral medicine. Until now, however, the basic literature has been awkwardly dispersed across medical and social science journals. Now the most important articles of the past thirty years are brought together in a single volume. The thirty-one articles are grouped around themes such as "Life stress, social support and health," "Psychophysiological processes in diseases," and "Behavioral interventions in medicine." The articles include such provocative topics as "Can lifestyle changes reverse coronary heart disease?," "Psychological response to breast cancer: effect on outcome," and "Psychological stress and susceptibility to the common cold." Each section is prefaced by an up-to-date review of the subject by the volume editors. Uniting biomedical, psychological, and social perspectives, this text will be an invaluable resource for both scholars and students of medicine, health sciences, and clinical and health psychology Government Library Reference
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Spurgeon, Peter & Barwell, Frederick
Implementing Change in the NHS, a Practical Guide for General Managers
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George, Julie & Shah, Ebrahim
Health Care for Older Women
Library sticker on spine and FEP. Stamp on FEP. This work covers current controversies in women's health care, taking a broad interdisciplinary approach to the subject. With topics ranging from the controversies in breast and cervical cancer screening, through osteoporosis and the menopause, to the relationships of older women with their doctors, it provides a view of health care for older women. Each chapter has been written by an authority in that field and includes issues of current debate. The book is aimed both at students new to the area and specialists wishing to read about the work of others in related fields, as well as seeking to serve as a useful source of information for general practitioners about the provision of women's health care from a primary care perspective. Government Library Reference
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Roberts, Helen
Women's Health Matters
Library sticker on spine and FEP. Stamp on title page. Recently there has been an upsurge of interest in research on women's health. Some of the issues to be addressed are clear, though the methods and problems involved may not be. Women's Health Matters , like its sister volume Women's Health Counts , is a valuable and practical guide to doing feminist research on women's health. For people starting to do research, the completed monograph and the methodology textbook can give only a partial understanding of what it is like to do research and what the problems and pleasures really are. What, for instance are the pitfalls of obtaining funding, finding researchable topics, and managing research projects? This collection, with contributions by pioneering researchers and practitioners such Ann Oakley and Sheila Kitzinger, provides accounts of research work ranging from getting the research idea, through obtaining the funding and doing the research, to the practical problems faced, and eventual publication. The contributors all underline the value of qualitative data and women's own experience in assessing and interpreting health issues. Intended for social scientists, nurses and medical students, Women's Health Matters will be of enormous help both to those beginning to research women's health and to experienced researchers. These lively accounts, with their emphasis on the practical aspects of research, provide an excellent antidote to textbooks and manuals. Government Library Reference
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Female Sterilization, a Guide to Privision of Services
Library sticker on spine and title page. Stamp on title page. High-quality female sterilization services can play an important role in helping countries to their family planning goals. Such services should be voluntary, medically safe and effective, appropriate to the health care system, and well managed and efficient. The guidelines provided here are intended for people responsible for initiating or expanding female sterilization services within family planning and health programmes. Advantages and disadvantages of female sterilization, service delivery, timinig of the procedure, recommended techniques, the provision of information and counselling and service evaluation are all covered Government Library Reference
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Buttery, Yvette; Walshe, Kieran; Rumsey, Moira; Amess, Moyra; Bennett, Jennifer & Coles, James
Evaluating Audit: Provider Audit in England, a Review of Twenty-nine Programmes
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Martins, Susan A.B.; Macfarlane, Aidan & Griffiths, Sian
Health of Children & Adolescents in Oxfordshire 1995
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Stoto, Michael A.; Behrens, Ruth & Rosemont, Connie (Editors)
Health People 2000, Citizens Chart the Course
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Langone, John
Aids, the Facts
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Wellings, Kaye (Group Chairperson)
Promoting the Health of Teenage and Lone Mothers, Setting a Research Agenda
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Dorn, Nicholas; Henderson, Shelia & South, Nigel (Editors)
AIDS: Women, Drugs and Social Care (Social Aspects of AIDS series)
Library sticker to spine and FEP. Stamp to contents page. HIV-positive women were asked about their concepts of and feelings towards HIV-positive people in general, HIV-positive women and HIV-positive drug users; about their own experience of caring for someone and about the practical and emotional needs of the person cared for and the carer. The contributors have written up these interviews and discussions to provide insights into these issues. Considering public and professional perceptions of HIV and drugs, it was found that there were considerable regional variations depending upon local circumstances. Four chapters concern themselves with this regionalized recognition of the needs around women, drugs and HIV. Those professionals, voluntary workers and family members who had experience of working with HIV-positive women were able to draw upon that direct experience, but members of the general population who had no such contact had opinions and judgements more likely to be directly shaped by public images. A report of their opinions and feelings towards HIV and drugs is given, based on market research carried out in the South-East and Midlands. Government Library Reference
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Doxiadis, Spyros (edited by)
Ethics in Health Education
Library sticker on spine and FEP. Stamp to title page. Some rubbing and wear to cover edges and corners. It is becoming increasingly clear that some of our most serious health problems are linked to lifestyle and behavior. However, community attitudes, government policies on the economy, environment and social issues, and the powerful impact of mass media are often at odds with messages stressed by health care professionals. This unique multidisciplinary volume describes the methods used to educate people to lead healthier lives and the means by which people learn. The range of issues covered is comprehensive, as international experts from a variety of backgrounds discuss the areas of major concern with the aim of stimulating interest and research among those working in the fields of health education, medical ethics, community medicine, sociology and politics Government Library Reference
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