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Author Blaber, Amanda

Title Foundations for paramedic practice : a theoretical perspective / Amanda Blaber
Published Maidenhead : McGraw-Hill International (UK) Ltd., 2008

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Contents Chapter 1 Consideration of history -- Chapter 2 Ethics and law for the paramedic -- Chapter 3 Interpersonal communication: a foundation of practice -- Chapter 4 Professional issues affecting practice -- Chapter 5 Reflective practice in relation to pre-hospital care -- Chapter 6 Psychology: an introduction -- Chapter 7 Developmental psychology: an introduction -- Chapter 8 Abnormal psychology: an introduction -- Chapter 9 Safeguarding children -- Chapter 10 Sociology: an introduction -- Chapter 11 Social factors -- Chapter 12 Psycho-social aspects of health and illness: an introduction -- Chapter 13 Social policy relevant to paramedic practice -- Chapter 14 Leadership styles and the decision-making process -- Chapter 15 Change management theory and its usefulness to practice -- Chapter 16 Continuing professional development: who needs it? -- Conclusion
Summary Introduces the theoretical subjects studied on the higher education paramedic science programmes. This title underpins practice and links ways of working to the theory base. It features examples and case studies that focus on pre-hospital and emergency care. It is intended for students of paramedic science and allied health professions
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes Original version 270 p
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Subject Allied health personnel -- Great Britain -- Outlines, syllabi, etc
Emergency medical personnel -- Practice -- Great Britain
Allied health personnel.
Great Britain.
Genre/Form Outlines and syllabi.
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9780335236367
0335236367
9780335222896
0335222897
9780335222902
0335222900