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John Adams

'At Last, here is a practical guide to approaching care of older people in hospitals as well as other settings. For this reason, it should be considered an essential ward teaching and mentoring tool. Illustrated with varied and realistic scenarios, this book encourages self-reflection and includes learning outcomes and activities to facilitate learning. This book should certainly be considered for inclusion in libraries and care settings and is recommended as supplementary reference for care workers undertaking diploma-level training'

Sue Paxton

'This insightful, accessible book is timely in that there is a drive for educators to equip students with the evidenced- based approaches that will assist them to effectively contribute to care when working with older people. I recommend this text without reservations' -
Liz Williams, University of Glamorgan

Students will be recommended to purchase this text as there is a high level of information relevant to a specific unit within our course. The text itself is very factual with lots of data evidence to support points. The book is structured well and it is easy to find any required information. There is a good use of case studies to support points from varying different health and social care settings to allow students to visualize theory to practice. There are extra activities provided throughout to allow students to think deeper about topic. The use of diagrams supports learning.

Miss Stacey Marie Holt

I have recommended this book to year 1 nursing students as a guide for those with no previous care background. This book covers the fundamentals and essentials of caring for the aging population.

Ms Deborah June Rowberry

Recommended to our students studying Caring for Older People as part of their Level 3 Health & Social Care course - very easy to read - useful text.

Miss Tracy Robson

Excellent text, will recommend for students undertaking one of the second year assignments

Mrs Beryl Cooledge

Suitable for L3 Yr 2 students - well laid out but would have benefitted from more images/pictures. Case studies interesting and relevant - I particularly like the case study on Dorothy Brown which Level 3 students will relate to.

Miss Nikki Paine

Easy to read and useful for students who will be working one on one with older people.

Ms Fiona Walshe

Very useful text

Mr John Gately

This book looks at person centtred appraoches and clear and concise details of caring for the older adult in many settings. The case studies and practice scenarios will aid knowledge and understanding.

Miss Christina Broadbent

good step by step guide and informative book, into caring for older people, this has given information on person centred approaches and helped to have a good insight into elderly care

Mrs Charlie Grieve

This book provides clear and concise details of caring for the older adult in many settings. The case studies and practice scenarios will aid knowledge and understanding.

Ms Julie Burton

It is a really good book to read, but my students need a more philosophic undertone in the argument. It is still to early to decide; so, may be it will be an 'essential'!
WArm regards,

Alexander Maas

Professor A. Maas

this books enhances the reading list for module 2 particularly around the dignity, privacy and respect issues in healthcare providing high quality evidenced based care. this is an ideal reference for there academic assignment which is based on above themes

Mr Hywel Thomas

Excellent text which clarifies the difference between patient, person and relationship centered care clearly with examples.

Miss Janet Kay

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