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Appreciative Healthcare Practice: A Guide to Compassionate Person-Centred Care

All nursing education programmes and NHS trusts want their professionals to be caring and compassionate, and this book’s ‘three-eye model’ can help them to develop mindfulness and coaching skills
Posted 01 February 2016
 
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