Drug Calculations for Nurses Who Hate Numbers (Simplified Nursing)
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (765 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0972548300 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 140 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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"won't recommend it to anyone" according to Amazon Customer. Hard to followwon't recommend it to anyone.. GREAT! D. Reynolds Mr Rosenberg's book "Drug Calculations for nurses who hate numbers" gave a lot of positive insight into simplifying my understanding concepts of quantity conversions. His drawings add a nice element of humor which facilitate ease of learning. Thank you.
In that setting he began to appreciate the value of using simple diagrams and cartoons to learn and communicate complex dynamic processes. Please feel free to contact Malcolm via email: malcolmrosenberg1@gmail or by phone: 954-802-7539. Since he wanted his students to understand the content without being overly concerned with note taking, he put together handouts for the students of exactly what was on the overhead projector. He has worked in many medical and surgical areas including orthopedic, telemetry, oncology, as well as the ICU, recovery and emergency rooms. That learning was put to use when Malcolm was asked to teach continuing education courses for hospital nurses. He decided to create these courses primarily through the use of simple sketches and a light-hearted approach to le
Please feel free to contact Malcolm via email: malcolmrosenberg1@gmail or by phone: 954-802-7539. In that setting he began to appreciate the value of using simple diagrams and cartoons to learn and communicate complex dynamic processes. He decided to create these courses primarily through the use of simple sketches and a light-hearted
It can happen in a classroom, with a textbook, on the job, in a seminar, or even in your home when you want to reset the clock on the VCR. Please enjoy these books. We've tried to serve up the information in bite-sized chunks with simple (and sometimes silly) cartoons to aid in digestion. Most of all, these lessons will help you to provide the level of care your patients expect and deserve. Then, suddenly you get it! You slap yourself on the forehead and then think, "Well why didn't they just tell me that in the first place? Why do they always make this stuff so complicated!" These short books and pamphlets are based on practical teaching and learning experiences. Let us know what you think. Have we hit the right level of simplicity?. How many times have yo