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Do-it-Yourself Mirror Wills - For spouses or partners who want to leave their property and assets to each other (Book)

Richard Dew

~~R961~~ R797 Discovery Miles 7 970 Save R164 (17%)

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Power of Attorney Kit - For Creating General and Lasting Powers of Attorney, and Scottish Equivalents (Kit, 9th Revised edition)

Neill,Clerk and Murray; Edited by Richard Dew

~~R687~~ R593 Discovery Miles 5 930 Save R94 (14%)

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Power of Attorney Form Pack - How to Create Your Own Ordinary Power of Attorney and Save Solicitor Fees (Loose-leaf)

Richard Dew

~~R683~~ R589 Discovery Miles 5 890 Save R94 (14%)

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The Other Side of Silence (Paperback)

Richard Dew

R338 Discovery Miles 3 380

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Rachel's Cry - A Journey Through Grief (Paperback)

Richard Dew M D

R266 Discovery Miles 2 660

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A Practical Guide to the EU Succession Regulation (Paperback)

Richard Dew, Richard Frimston

R2,362 Discovery Miles 23 620

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Medicine with a Human Touch (Paperback)

Richard Dew

R591 Discovery Miles 5 910

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What is good bedside manner? How do you tell patients they have a terminal illness? What do you do after you have told them? How do you deal with the family after a patient dies? How do you foster good relationships with patients, nurses and other physicians? How do you avoid burnout?Your answers to these and similar questions will prove crucial to your medical career. Yet during my seven years of medical school and residency, these issues were never mentioned, much less dealt with. Some programs are now making efforts to teach the human side of medicine, but medical training today is not much different from mine. I intended Medicine with a Human Touch to be a guide for medical students and residents in dealing with these and similar non-technical problems. Yet numerous practicing physicians who reviewed it remarked that we would all do well to reexamine periodically how we are behaving in our everyday practice.