History of the nurse. The courage to take care
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Never before the role of nurse has been more obvious. We use their kindness in hospitals and beyond - in schools, in streets, in prisons, hospices and nursing homes. When we feel very lonely, the nurses remind us that we are not alone at all.
Christie Watson talks about the immense field of the nurse. The nurse of the psychiatric service helps a man suffering from severe depression. A teenager with stab wounds is saved by an intensive care team, a school nurse visits him, and he changes his behavior. The pregnant woman loses the frightening amount of blood after a car accident, and the military nurse synchronizes the work of the emergency assistance department with impeccable professionalism.
Christie Watson lifts another curtain - it is patients and their families that show exceptional force in the most difficult times. We all deserve compassion, and the author shows us how, sharing the suffering of each other, we can gain courage. The courage to take care.
About the author
Christie Watson is a British writer and professor of medical humanities who have worked as a nurse for 20 years. Her book “The Language of Mercy”, published in 2018, became the bestseller The Sunday Times and Amazon and the Book of the Year according to the version of Evening Standard, Guardian, I, New Statesman, The Sunday Times and The Times. Was translated into 23 languages and adapted for the theater.
About the translator
Elena Lisnevskaya - doctor. In 2013, she graduated from the Belarusian State Medical University with a degree in the "medical business". I went through the internship in the specialty "Pathological Anatomy" in the Minsk Regional Pathological Assembly Bureau, where he is working to the present. She worked in general pathology for 6 years, then moved to oncomorphology, a new department, which today will lead. He is engaged in medical translations from the third year of the university
Christie Watson talks about the immense field of the nurse. The nurse of the psychiatric service helps a man suffering from severe depression. A teenager with stab wounds is saved by an intensive care team, a school nurse visits him, and he changes his behavior. The pregnant woman loses the frightening amount of blood after a car accident, and the military nurse synchronizes the work of the emergency assistance department with impeccable professionalism.
Christie Watson lifts another curtain - it is patients and their families that show exceptional force in the most difficult times. We all deserve compassion, and the author shows us how, sharing the suffering of each other, we can gain courage. The courage to take care.
About the author
Christie Watson is a British writer and professor of medical humanities who have worked as a nurse for 20 years. Her book “The Language of Mercy”, published in 2018, became the bestseller The Sunday Times and Amazon and the Book of the Year according to the version of Evening Standard, Guardian, I, New Statesman, The Sunday Times and The Times. Was translated into 23 languages and adapted for the theater.
About the translator
Elena Lisnevskaya - doctor. In 2013, she graduated from the Belarusian State Medical University with a degree in the "medical business". I went through the internship in the specialty "Pathological Anatomy" in the Minsk Regional Pathological Assembly Bureau, where he is working to the present. She worked in general pathology for 6 years, then moved to oncomorphology, a new department, which today will lead. He is engaged in medical translations from the third year of the university
Author:
Author:Уотсон К.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-138104-2
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