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Author:   Ray Leonardsson
Publisher:   Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd
Imprint:   Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd
Dimensions:   Width: 12.70cm , Height: 0.60cm , Length: 20.30cm
Weight:   0.108kg
ISBN:  

9781839757099

ISBN 10:   1839757094
Pages:   90
Publication Date:   04 November 2021
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order  
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Table of Contents

The Long Day (Twelve-and-a-half hours) 1. Prologue: Is it going to be one of those days? 1 2. Handover: What might be in store today? 3 3. General Duties: 'ere we go then... over the parapet... 8 4. Ward Round: 'Morning, Doctor. What d'you think?' Oh, and a cold-blooded murder. 12 5. Pharmacist, a Phone Call, and a Scan: What it says on the tin. How do you wrap a cup of tea? 21 6. Physiotherapy: Up on your feet now! New hip, anyone? 28 7. Lunchtime/Visiting: Who's the diabetic fish? And a head butt... 31 8. Admissions, General Bustle: The afternoon rush. 37 9. Consultant Review: Yes, we do treat patients... 50 10. Quieter: The softer side. But for how long? 52 11. The End of the Day: If we made it that far... 58 12. Epilogue: There is a serious side to all this, you know... Time to reflect? Just some stuff thrown into the pond, to see where the ripples go. You never know, it might just start some discussion...

Reviews

1. 'Overall the book is really good and certainly made me smile. He writes well and it is a really uplifting story.'; 2. '...lyrics to the songs are really good. Nice to have the additional narrative to break up the jokes... Some really lovely bits that show how nurses really view nursing and patients.'; 3. '...brilliant. Was good to read Becky's reflection. Songs are brill...'; 4. 'It made me come over quite peculiar. I turned in my grave...and then smiled.' ; - Nightingale, F. (Ms)

Author Information

After going around the block a few times, raising a family and enjoying a 25-year career in marketing and sales management, Ray Leonardsson changed direction. He first worked in a hospital in his late 40s, starting nursing training at the age of 50. He's still working 20 years later, both in hospitals and general practice. He must love what he does. Or perhaps he's just mad.

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