Since I am about to release the second edition of Patientology, I looked up my reviews of the first version. I was pleased that they picked up on the salient points on what I was trying to say. I think it is an important topic – and so did they. Although she does not say...
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How to Speak Dog by Stanley Goren – A Book Review
Anyone who owns a dog needs to read this book by Stanley Goren,
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An introduction to G. K. Chesterton by Dale Ahlquist: A Synopsis
A genius and a giant in literature, G. K. Chesterton is almost entirely neglected today. He is rarely quoted or studied, yet his works are monuments to logical, everyday common sense. A convert from atheism to the thinking and beliefs of the Catholic faith, he did not actually become a Catholic until after he had...
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A review of Patientology: Toward the Study of Patients by Nancy L. R. Anderson, RN, PhD, FAAN
Reading this book brought back many memories for me. Some beginning when I as a young child, I first became a patient. Other memories originated from my nursing career as well as from being an adult patient. Those memories came along with me as I read this book and periodically pricked at me, resulting in...
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I Have a New Review on my Book “Patientology” on Amazon.
The review says: “Are some patients like victims of some crimes blamed for their illness? By an Amazon Customer on April 25, 2017 Format: Paperback A very interesting and thought provoking perspective. Provides a detailed exploration on the relationship of patients with the Health Care Delivery System from a victimology perspective. Draw parallels to identified...
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The Best Book on Obedience Training for German Shepherd Dogs
The best book on obedience training for German Shepherds is out of print. Toward the PhD for Dogs: Obedience Training from Novice to Utility. By Robert J. Martin and Napoleon A. Chagnon. Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich. 1975.) This outstanding obedience book is out of print because the second author, a cultural anthropologist, loved to write books...