When the Bough Breaks: An independent survey into families’ perceptions of the One Hundred Hours model of service - by Sheila West BA CQSW
This is an online essay version of the book When the Bough Breaks that was published in 1994 (ISBN 0 9524794 0 0). To set the scene for the essay, the back cover of the book states:
One Hundred Hours has pioneered a new service in Yorkshire for families who have a new baby with serious brain damage.
Caring Activism: A 21st Century Concept of Care – a new book for 2016 written by Peter Limbrick and edited by Hilton Davis
Horizontal Teamwork in a Vertical World: Exploring interagency collaboration and people empowerment
This book by Peter Limbrick describes in detail how service mangers in any country can design and run integrated services. The outcome is joined-up support for people of any age who need support simultaneously from such agencies as health, education and social care.
The book also provides a way
Examination of the Newborn: An Evidence-Based Guide by Anne Lomax
A comprehensive and practical guide to aid students and advanced practitioners, and those involved in neonatal and midwifery care in hospitals or community settings.
Read More: http://journals.rcni.com/doi/abs/10.7748/ncyp.28.2.14.s18
Read more: Examination of the Newborn: An Evidence-Based Guide by Anne Lomax
Caring Activism: A 21st Century Concept of Care – a book for 2016 by Peter Limbrick and edited by Professor Hilton Davis
Inclusive Education in the Early Years – new book from Australia
Edited by Dr Kathy Cologon of Macquarie University, Inclusive Education in the Early Years explores issues relating to inclusive early childhood education as a concept and in practice.
Topics covered include discrimination, the role of language and labelling, current policy and legislation, famil
Read more: Inclusive Education in the Early Years – new book from Australia
Publication: A Gift of Time: Continuing your pregnancy when your baby's life is expected to be brief
A Gift of Time is a guide for parents who are (or are considering) continuing their pregnancy knowing that their baby's life will be brief.
When prenatal testing reveals that an unborn child is expected to die before or shortly after birth, some parents will choose to proceed with the pregnancy