How may nurses be enabled to contribute to, develop and advance their practice when working in bureaucratic and hierarchical health care settings? Corporate recognition and support for nurse--led change and development is gradually increasing. However, 'top down' change is still frequently imposed without due regard for the wisdom of practitioners.
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How may nurses be enabled to contribute to, develop and advance their practice when working in bureaucratic and hierarchical health care settings? Corporate recognition and support for nurse--led change and development is gradually increasing. However, 'top down' change is still frequently imposed without due regard for the wisdom of practitioners.
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This little book was simply delightful!! It was entertaining and heartwarming from the beginning til the end and certainly gave me more compassion for our little feathered friends. Great for ALL ages.
Sanddiver
Apr 26, 2007
Loved it!
This was a great book. So full of understanding and love for birds. Robert was his own kind of bird. He adopted people and they became his family. I was born in the 1940s and one of my grade school teachers read the class a bood about an injured robin that returned to the same yard year after year. I believe it was called "Crip" for crippled. That bird touched my heart when I was a child and Robert did the same now that I am an adult.