Review
...celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and it illustrates that satire can be a form of care. -- Martin Schiavenato RN
...celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and it illustrates that satire can be a form of care. -- Martin Schiavenato RN
I almost peed in my pants! -- Cindy Sitter RN
This book celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and illustrates that satire can be a form of care. --Martin Schiavenato RN
I almost peed in my pants! -- Cindy Sitter RN
This book celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and illustrates that satire can be a form of care. -- Martin Schiavenato RN
...celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and it illustrates that satire can be a form of care. -- Martin Schiavenato RN
I almost peed in my pants! -- Cindy Sitter RN
This book celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and illustrates that satire can be a form of care. --Martin Schiavenato RN
I almost peed in my pants! -- Cindy Sitter RN
This book celebrates our profession in all of its irony, and illustrates that satire can be a form of care. -- Martin Schiavenato RN
Product Description
Come and rediscover the nature of caring in everyday practice. The author, Beverly A. Hall PhD, RN, FAAN, a psychiatric nurse and medical sociologist, shares her experiences as a clinician, a teacher and a patient; and tackles timely issues in nursing with a practical wisdom that is sure to enhance the practice as well as touch the life of the reader with sensible advice on communication and interpersonal relations.
