Following his experience of seeing the "lost tribe" of junior doctors struggling in long hours of work with little support, Dr Mark Rickenbach set out to explore the use of feedback to encourage change. His perspective is as a general practice course organiser supporting hospital consultants who oversee the local medical education of doctors. As such he is a participant researcher applying the principles of action research in a cycle of feedback, reflection, action and review. After the period of this study there was a revision of medical training ...

Nathan Troy, an American freelance journalist, stumbles onto an unusual rash of rabies cases in Beijing, China. While translating for a french W.H.O doctor, Helene Laroque, sent to help contain the spread of the virus, he learns of the puzzling anomalies of the disease and how it is being dealt with by the local doctors. When Helene starts asking the wrong questions of the wrong people and gets sent home, Nathan is the last person left to find the answers. Left to unravel the clues on his own, he uses the help of a German retiree and a couple ...

Currents of Thought in African Sociology and the Global Community focuses on research findings further enriched in the realm of the emergent, indigenous African sociology within a global context. An authentic guide, it has potential to expose readers to the intricacy of research in its various ramifications. Its uniqueness consists in casting, in an explanatory framework, what each of the subdisciplines of sociology is all about, while simultaneously discussing the theoretical and methodological orientations in which the accompanying research findings are ...

The second book in the saga. Johanna, Prince Roald, Nellie and Loesie have been captured by bandits. Touched by evil magic, Loesie behaves ever stranger and may be a danger to attempts to escape. Every step they take brings them closer to the duke who is said to be the source of evil. Is he the necromancer who has burned all of Saardam?

""Class Of Fifty-Four, Yale University: 1854-1896"" is a historical book written by Charles H. Leeds in 1896. The book provides a comprehensive account of the Yale University Class of 1854, covering their lives and achievements from the time they graduated until 1896. It contains detailed biographical information on each member of the class, including their careers, marriages, and deaths. The book also includes a section on the history of Yale University during this period, including the founding of new departments and the construction of new buildings. The ...

Let's face it. Planning a wedding is a full time job. Whether you're the to-be wed or planning someone else's wedding, you know your to-do list will be long and the days never long enough. Other things in your life will take a back seat, but they don't have to. Planning a Wedding the Wedding Planner Way is the quintessential guide to planning a wedding like the professionals, without the high price tag. With over a decade of experience in one place, this will be the only book you need. Make this special day the best day ever with a little help from this must-have ...

Our hero hit rock bottom long ago. Suffering from a debilitating mental illness, he finds himself tucked away in a hospital. Despair kicks in and he sees no way out of the darkness. Then a kiwi comes along and brings hope into his existence. He soon fills his days and nights with dreams of travelling across the world to a new and peaceful life. Dreams are different from reality. He can only plan his plane tickets, ferry rides, and cross-country trips so far. When he finally takes the leap towards his goal, he finds adventure, love, and battles with the greatest ...

This volume explores the ways local communities perceive, experience, and interact with archaeological sites in Greece, as well as the archaeologists and government officials who construct and study such places. In so doing, it reveals another, much more troubled, side to sites that have been revered as both birthplace of Western civilization and basis of the modern Greek nation.

Mit Hilfe einer Fragebogenerhebung wurden Therapieangebote im klinischen als auch im niedergelassenen Bereich in ihrer Struktur erfasst und in ihren Konzepten beschrieben. Gleichzeitig galt es Veränderungen seit den letzten Erhebungen in den Jahren 2005 und 2008 aufzuzeigen und die Unterschiede darzustellen. Grundsätzlich ist die Ernährungsberatung als solche gut strukturiert, während die Bewegungs- und Verhaltenstherapie forciert werden müssen. Im Zuge einer Vernetzung der Therapeuten untereinander könnte das Therapieangebot ...