by Ann Mitchell (Author), Ann Mitchell (Author), Ann Mitchell (Author), John Rowe (Author)
Explains the key terms for anyone studying Health and Social Care in school, college or those working in the health and social care sector. Each entry begins with a clear definition and is followed by explanation that contextualises the concept and applies it to the real world.
From `active participation `to `vulnerable adults' the book provides clear definitions, in-depth descriptions and real world example applications, making the most complicated of terms easy to understand. This is an invaluable reference for students of all health and social care courses, helping familiarise them with the language of health and social care.
Perfect for new students as terms and concepts are clearly explained, helping students new to health and social care gain a thorough understanding quickly. A great companion book throughout the course giving the more advanced student full explanations of important and challenging concepts, helping them tackle course assignments with confidence.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 200
Publisher: Collins Educational
Published: 20 Sep 2013
ISBN 10: 0007510810
ISBN 13: 9780007510818
John Rowe is an experienced health and social care practitioner who has worked in a range of care settings. He has a Masters degree in Education (Health & Social Care) and currently lectures with The Open University. John has co-authored several books on health and social care, including dementia care.
Ann Mitchell is a registered mental health nurse and qualified community psychiatric nurse, and has worked in a variety of mental health settings. Currently Ann is a lecturer with The Open University. Ann has also co-authored several books on health and social care, primary care mental health and social perspectives on depression.