Bird's Eye View

Bird's Eye View

by Sue Robins
Bird's Eye View

Bird's Eye View

by Sue Robins

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Overview

Bird's Eye View is a compelling book of stories sharing a life lived in health care. Written for health professionals -- but accessible to all readers -- each chapter offers insight into how it feels to be a vulnerable patient.

Poignant and provocative, this unique book highlights the patient and family experience and includes practical wisdom to inspire us all.

Praise for Bird's Eye View

Bird's Eye View should be on every health care training curriculum. This book opens the doorway to a new level of understanding of the health care journey.

- Professor Catherine Crock AM Physician, The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne, Professor, Deakin University

There are few people with Sue Robins' breadth and depth of experience. There are fewer still with her insight. In Bird's Eye View, lessons are served up with unblinking eyes, a firm hand and a gentle heart.

- André Picard, author of Matters of Life and Death

This extraordinary book is a must read for health care clinicians, scholars, individuals and families. This manifesto calls for greater compassion and kindness from health care providers at every level.

- Janice M. Bell, RN, PhD, Founding Editor, Journal of Family Nursing

About the Author

Sue Robins is a Canadian author and health care advocate. Her essays have been widely published in health care journals and newspapers, including the Canadian Medical Association Journal, The New York Times and The Globe and Mail. This is her first book.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940163074037
Publisher: Bird Communications
Publication date: 07/28/2020
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 4 MB

About the Author

Sue Robins is a Canadian author and health care advocate. Her essays have been widely published in health care journals and newspapers, including the Canadian Medical Association Journal, The New York Times and The Globe and Mail. This is her first book.
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