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Coming Forward
(Paperback)
Keith J McCormick; Edited by Susan Malone; Foreword by Alan Morris
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Paralyzed as the result of a medical error and fighting for a life
that was statistically deemed inconceivable. It was in 2007 Keith J
McCormick was presented with The Kessler Institute's Triumph Of The
Human Spirit Award In essence I could not think of a better person
to have written this book.
Requiring no prior knowledge of mathematics or health care, MATH
FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS, 2E is a comprehensive, foundational
resource that is equally effective in the classroom or for
self-study. It emphasizes the fundamentals of mathematics while
giving you plenty of experience applying that to real-world
practice. Actual health professionals also share how they use math
in their careers. Exercises using drug dosages, intake and output,
weights and measures, temperatures, IV drip rates, , illustrations
of syringes, prescriptions, medication labels, IV bags, and I and O
charts give you hands-on practice with real-life health care skills
requiring mathematics. A student workbook and MindTap digital
learning solution are also available. The Second Edition includes
all-new chapters devoted to pre-algebra and geometry as well as
statistics. It also offers new coverage of body mass index, 24-hour
time, calculating the volume of containers of various shapes, and
more.
New caregivers can find essential tools and resources to assist
them to provide care for their care recipient as well as for
themselves. Whether they are caring for a spouse, a parent, a
child, a friend or relative, this books offers information they can
use.
Whilst caring for my close friend and companion during 2012 I wrote
a blog diary. It was written as it happened. Now a year on, I have
used the original entries to trigger memories of events and
incidents. This book tells the story of my experience caring for
someone with a terminal illness. I'm hoping it might help others
going through a similar situation.
A resource for families of patients in the intensive care unit of a
hospital.
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