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More Than a Footnote recounts the history and development of organ transplantation in Australia and New Zealand. Comprising first hand accounts from surgeons, physicians, scientists and transplant coordinators all key participants in this story the book details a half-century ...
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From widely respected health professionals comes the revised and updated edition of Psychopharmacology: A Handbook for New Zealand Health Professionals. Psychopharmacology is a guide to pharmacotherapy and psychotropic medications currently used in mental health and addictions pr ...
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Mental Health in Primary Care is a practical resource for all New Zealand health professionals working within the Primary Health Care Strategy. This quick-reference guide to the most common mental health conditions includes information on how to recognise and respond to symptoms. ...
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Maori ora outlines the relevance of culture, identity, and socio-economic factors to Maori health. This title discusses the subject, demonstrating its relevance across various disciplines, including the academic, medical, and sociological, and topics such as cultural studies.
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In Clinical Supervision in Aotearoa/New Zealand - a health perspective, editor Dianne Wepa has brought together the expertise of a range of experienced educators, researchers and practitioners, to create a text that will be a valuable resource for students, tutors, managers, poli ...
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This is the story of growth and recovery of the fellowship and its members over the past 60 years. This includes sharing from archival papers, official documents and personal recollections. Gives readers an opportunity to experience change, growth and recovery first hand - not on ...
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No One Gives You Chocolates provides inspirational personal stories - of the struggle with schizophrenia, of childhood trauma; of depression linked to anorexia, suicide and grief; of the lifetime effects of a marital nightmare, of the horror of sexual abuse and child incest. Each ...
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Ninety people a day in New Zealand are affected by brain injury in some form and many are the result of concussion. This represents approximately between 24,000 and 33,000 people every year. The most challenging aspect of a brain injury is that it is a hidden injury and dependin ...
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Sanya Ram and Kate Chesney, authors of the Pharmacy Law Guidebook have prepared an essential reference for the study of the legislation that underpins the practice of pharmacy in New Zealand.
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This inspiring book tells the stories of 26 Pacific health pioneers - statesmen, surgeons, doctors, nurses, researchers, and policy-makers. Against the odds, these modern day "navigators" have led the way in improving health services for Pacific people. These are stories of sacri ...
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