This paper critiques the links between recent reports on the impact of early experience on
the developing brain and proposed policies and interventions for young children. Using the …

The growth of bioscience knowledge over the last two decades has increased the potential
benefits of scientifically based patient care by contributing to the theory of clinical care …

What makes someone feel healthy? Why do some people respond differently under stress to
others? Why don't people always follow nursing advice? This second edition of Introducing …

Some people have claimed (eg, in this Journal see Klein, Gilman, & Zigler, 1993; and else-
where, see Zigler, Hodapp, & Edison, 1990) that the 1972 Wolfensberger text on …

Medicines Management: A Problem-Based Approach uses patient scenarios to explore
pharmacology and medicines management. The book provides the pharmacological …

This chapter tells a story of a cultural change in a British National Health Service hospital
ward. It is one of the many stories arising from a major action research project conducted by …

America's need for affordable, quality chiM care & growing critical. To develop optimally,
children need the consistent nurturance and guidance of caring adults. Yet child care in …

Abstract Chapelhow et al.(2005) devised a framework consisting of six enablers which
nurses must undertake to provide competent, objective and specialised nursing care. This …

Nursing is under scrutiny more than ever before, particularly the kind of nursing that forms
the day to day work carried out in elderly care wards known as' basic'nursing care. There is …

We have written this book to describe a set of studies conducted on teaching students with
learning disabilities who were main streamed in elementary schools. As we explain in …