by Albert R. Roberts, Gilbert J. Greene (2002)
"Equally useful for students, teachers, and practitioners, the Social Workers' Desk Reference provides comprehensive information on all of the various aspects of social work. Topics covered within the 146 chapters include crisis management, family therapy, treatment planning, disorders, case management, community services, and risk assessment. Each chapter concludes with a list of references or recommended readings. An excellent glossary and thorough indexes round out this practical volume. Authoritative and readable, this resource provides one-stop shopping for social work."--"The Best of the Best Reference Sources," American Libraries, May 2003.
edited with an introduction by Harold Bloom
Provides plot summary, list of characters, and critical views for four Melville short stories: "Bartleby, the scrivener: a story of Wall Street," "The Encantadas" (or Enchanted isles), "Benito Cereno," and "Billy Budd, sailor."
Priscilla Y. Huff
If you're an entrepreneur, or you're just thinking of starting a business, start with this smart, practical guide to small business success. It shows you how to maintain healthy growth and profits--no matter what kind of business you own--and helps you get the most out of your limited resources. Grow your business and get on the fast track to success.
Michael J. Marquardt and Peter Loan
Mentoring for corporate success -- New trends and issues in mentoring -- New roles and responsibilities for the mentor -- Values and skills of the mentor -- Part II -- Action plan, tools, and resources -- Assessing yourself as a mentor -- Developing an action plan -- Tools for developing and assisting the manager as mentor -- Resources for the manager as mentor.
Aneel Bhangu, Caroline Lee, Keith Porter
"Trauma can affect any person of any age, at any time, and in almost any circumstance. Most doctors in some form will deal with trauma; some day-to-day, some as a passer-by, but most at some stage as a junior doctor. The management of such patients is difficult, challenging and time-pressured. This book provides the on-call junior doctor with a rapid reference pocket guide to the management of the key trauma topics. This book is essentially split into two halves. The first half deals with the management of general trauma topics, which are primarily the life-threatening issues. These are dealt with in a didactic, systematic approach, including which procedures to perform to preserve life and limb, and also when to contact senior help. The second half of the book is dedicated to the recognition and management of the common fractures and emergency orthopaedic conditions which are encountered in day-to-day practice. There is didactic detail on how to immobilise fractures, and guidance on who can be sent home and who needs to be admitted"--Provided by publisher.