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"I've been pushing for people to understand how checklists work and
can be made to empower them. Bailey has done precisely this for
patients--that is, for all of us."--Atul Gawande Whether you're
addressing the rising chaos of a pandemic or preparing for a
scheduled surgery, having checklists prepared to guide you through
a hospital visit can often mean the difference between comfort and
pain, personal and distant care--and even life or death. In today's
hospital system, you can face a series of perplexing obstacles to
satisfactory care, from overworked healthcare providers to
understaffed facilities--which are heightened in times of crisis.
You need to know how to take charge of your own healthcare;
Elizabeth Bailey shows you how to do just that with a series of
essential, easy-to-use checklists to better manage, monitor, and
participate in your own healthcare, including: Before You Go, What
to Bring, Master Medication List, Discharge Plan, and more. It is
more important than ever to have a protocol, including a detailed
plan for hygiene and communications while hospitalized. You can
trust the medical staff, but you also need to trust yourself or a
loved one to be your own best advocate. Newly revised and
completely up-to-date, The Patient's Checklist shows you how.
From chimichurri to teriyaki, sauces make our mouths water - and
our meals shine! Bland chicken breast, plain pasta, or a simple
baked potato are transformed into memorable dishes with the
addition of sauce. The Make-Ahead Sauce Solution features 61
flavour-packed recipes for sauces that freeze beautifully and make
home cooking easy. They run the gamut from traditional sausage ragu
to Thai peanut, gorgonzola chive butter, all-American barbeque,
coconut lemon, parmesan leek, cheesy cashew garlic, and Meyer lemon
spinach. Every recipe is accompanied by a quick-reference chart
showing the best base combinations of protein and vegetable. The
struggle to make imaginative, flavorful weeknight meals is over.
With a few of these sauces stashed away in the freezer, a great
meal can be topped off in minutes.
Sacred Space is an enlightening guide book for the golden age of
the millennium Having suffered from the condition of M.E./C.F.S.
herself and having witnessed her teenage son battle with the same
symptoms, Author and Reiki healer Elizabeth Bailey, shares her
unique story and shows you how to approach your personal journey of
recovery in a very positive way. By adopting the many suggestions,
that this book contains, you will be well on your way to coping
with M.E./C.F.S., depression, anxiety, and stress. Discover how to
balance your energy levels through gentle, natural healing
techniques Adopt a positive programme for your personal healing and
recovery Learn how to completely relax with simple effective
relaxation, meditation and visualisation exercises Explore how to
re-connect with the wonders that the Universe provides Enjoy a
happier more fulfilled life and achieve your full potential through
awareness of mind, body and spiritual balance, healing and recovery
This guide is also essential reading for those in the medical and
healing professions, who wish to develop greater awareness and
understanding of how these conditions may be treated. Its valuable
advice holds the power to transform your life
The gravitational pull of the earth and the challenge to resist it
have long inspired artists. Like the Greek vases depicting
Sisyphus's endless quest to push his boulder up a hill and the
Whirlwind Lovers in Dante's Inferno, images that portray the
defiance of gravity or submission to it permeate the artistic
world. This collection explores the ways artists from antiquity to
today use gravity and/or levity symbolically, metaphorically, and
expressively. The 26 essays examine these opposing forces through
analysis of such dualities as ascent and descent, weight and
weightlessness, hope and despair, or life and death, and draw
distinct lines between the works of art and texts of such writers
and thinkers as Homer, Aristotle, Newton, Marx and Einstein.
Together, they demonstrate that as our ideas about this essential
force or space-time concept change, so too, do artists create new
ways to represent visually the phenomena of gravity.
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