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Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,300grams, ISBN:9781860205927.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Nursing Leadership and Management in Canada, is a contributed text that introduces leadership and management principles for both nursing students and first-level managers. Comprehensive coverage of theory is combined with extensive coverage of skills, and basic principles are explained throughout with the use of practical examples and case studies. Leadership Profiles boxes feature photographs and brief biographies of key Canadian nursing leaders. Numerous case studies aid students and practitioners in applying the practical implications of management theory. Nine entirely new chapters including: A population health approach to planning; An overview of the nursing workforce in Canada; Structure in health agencies; Legal framework for health agencies and services; Accountability in the Canadian Health System; Health agencies and self-governing professions; Nursing information and outcomes; Nursing Administration Research; Policy analysis Inclusion of Leadership Profiles boxes, featuring photographs and brief biographies of Canadian nursing leaders. Part openers introduce the content and implications to nursing practice. Additional case studies aid students and practitioners in seeing the practical implications of management theory. A greater degree of introductory material to enable first-time nursing management students to learn the basic principles on which nursing management theory is based. Case example boxes throughout the text. Two-colour interior design highlights pedagogical elements and key information. Contributors: Andrea Baumann, School of Nursing, McMaster University / Jennifer Blythe, School of Nursing, McMaster University / John Church, Centre for Health Promotion Studies, University of Alberta / Greta Cummings, Cross Cancer Institute, Edmonton, AB / Germaine M. Dechant, Executive Director, Child and Adolescent Services Association, Edmonton, AB / Jennifer Dzibua, School of Nursing, McMaster University / Richard Fraser, Edmonton, AB / Philip Jacobs, Program Director, Health Policy and Management Program, University of Alberta / Hester Klopper, Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta / Heather Laschinger, School of Nursing, University of Western Ontario / Penelope Lightfoot, School of Nursing, University of Alberta / Marianne McLellan, School of Nursing, University of Alberta / Carolyn Pepler, School of Nursing, McGill University / Ginette Lemire Rodger, past President of the CNA, currently Chief of Nursing, Ottawa Hospital / Judith Skelton-Green, President, Transitions: HOD Consultants, Toronto, ON / Janet Storch, Director, School of Nursing, University of Victoria / Ann Tourangeau, Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto / B. Susan Wagner, College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewa.…

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Pp. 1. XII, 502 S. : Ill., graph. Darst. Good condition. Reading pages are clean and without marks. Retired library exemplar, with the usual marking. Book shows slight signs of storage and usage. No dust jacket. Still good copy 9783798507708 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1370.

Zustand: gut. 1988. Progress and trends in rheology Teil: 2., Prague, June 17 - 20, 1986 / Supplement to Rheologica acta ; 1988 In deutscher Sprache. pages.

238 x 295 mm. (9 3/8 x 11 5/8"). 12 unnumbered leaves, the last blank. Original white faux moiré wrapper, upper cover with a glazed oval color vignette of a pastoral scene at the center enclosed by a large and very ornate frame of green and gilt. First page with elegant engraved cartouche (around engraved Linley information) featuring three lovely vignettes of Cambridge landmarks, original purple tissue guard. First page with ink ownership inscription of Master S. M. Hibberd, dated 1870; final leaf signed by Hibberd and dated "Christmas 1870." Wrappers lightly soiled with half a dozen tiny chips or wrinkles to edges, minor thumbing to a corner of the first leaf, but a well-preserved copy of an easily damaged item, the binding still bright and tight, and the leaves with their careful calligraphy remarkably clean and fresh. The neatly copied penmanship exercises in this book lack ornate flourishes, but were no doubt essential to Master Hibberd's success in life. He was a pupil at a boarding school near Sheffield, where young men trained for a career in business, and a neat handwriting would be a pre-requisite for employment as a clerk. The exercises here consist of writing out moral platitudes ("Beware of intemperance"; "Learning merits patronage"; "Penmanship is most desirable"), each beginning with a different letter of the alphabet. Linley's school is of some interest to Dickens readers because it was thought by some to be the model for the Yorkshire school conducted by Squeers in "Nicholas Nickleby," a place where boys were ill-treated and barely fed (the novel prompted a considerable controversy about methods of public schools as a result). Linley was even encouraged (but declined) to undertake libel litigation against Dickens. For several decades, John Linley (1809-1879) was a prominent schoolmaster in Sheffield who seems to have done particularly well with the owner of our book. His young pupil Samuel Martin Hibberd (1858-1929), in fact, became a captain of industry, being a principal at the top of three companies, according to Thomas Skinner's "Directory of Directors" for 1927. Hibberd was especially well known as Managing Director of Martyn's Stores, a constellation of pharmacies. At his death, the Pharmaceutical Journal reported that his estate was valued in excess of £30,000, a very great deal of money at the time. Someone was obviously proud of young Hibberd's accomplishments here--and probably was fond of the very handsome front cover--as this fragile item has remained in near-original condition for almost a century and a half. Such material is uncommonly seen on the market.…