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BestPractice – Point of care resource: (access to reliable, up to date information for diagnosis, prognosis and treatment)
You can submit a Case Report or an Image to the BMJ Case Reports collection. – Just contact the library for the fellowship code. http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/bmjcasereports BMJ Case Reports are now indexed on Medline/Pubmed and on Google.
Challenge of Change: putting patients before providers, Brendan Drumm, 2011
Our iceberg is melting : changing and succeeding under any conditions, John Kotter, 2006
Managing transitions : making the most of change, William Bridges 2009
Enriched care planning for people with dementia : a good practice guide for delivering person-centred dementia care, Hazel May, 2009
Creativity & communication for people with dementia a practical guide, John Killick, 2012
Cognitive behavior therapy and eating disorders, Christopher Fairburn, 2008
Professional guide to signs & symptoms, LWW, 2011
Theoretical nursing : development and progress. A Meleis 2011
Harrison’s gastroenterology and hepatology, Dan Longo 2010
Cover up : understanding self harm, Joan Freeman 2012
Current medical diagnosis & treatment, Stephen J McPhee 2012
Oxford handbook of forensic medicine, Jonathan Wyatt 2011
Best Practice, - provides fast and easy access to reliable, up-to-date information when making diagnosis and treatment decisions. A point of care resource, includes guidelines, latest research evidence and expert opinion covering prevention, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis
Best Practice is brought to you by the BMJ Evidence Centre– a division of the BMJ Group that is working to provide healthcare professionals with innovative new products and tools that make evidence useful in practice.
Bibliotherapy or using reading to assist in dealing with life’s common problems, such as grief, depression, anxiety, stress, coping with a chronic illness etc. The library has a collection of self help books on a range of different subjects. Available for all staff to read, browse or borrow.
Check out the new NICE pathways at http://pathways.nice.org.uk/. This is an interactive tool which provides fast access to the NICE guidelines.