People: 45 books

Organ transplant is the process of replacing diseased organs with healthy ones. After that, the patient must take anti-reaction drugs for life. You can donate a few organs and still keep the body intact for a funeral or you can donate the body completely. You receive no pay although some places...

You will encounter some kind of health adversity in life.  Doctors can only take you so far.  You will have to do the rest yourself.  This book is a near comprehensive resource guide to point you in a lot of different directions that might help you in some way. If all of a sudden...

Arthritis, one of the oldest disease known to mankind, is the inflammation of one or more joints. It occurs in all ethnic races at all times of the life-cycle. Decline in joint function generally begins at age 30 if you don't exercise. No one really knows the exact cause of this painful and disabling...

This book is a basic framework of medical websites, organizations, hospitals and healthcare facilities in the United States.  It’s a wealth of information for anyone interested in learning more about their own medical well-being and for people in the medical profession. Major Medical...

Other People’s Shoes is an illuminating exploration of leadership and management and their importance to organisations. Ken Jarrold draws on his almost 50 years of experience as a senior NHS manager, chair and member of boards, and consultant, to share a wealth of knowledge about how to manage effectively...

The federal government helps indigent people with medical care through medicaid.gov.   Most states help out.  They have the a state “medicaid” office.  It’s usually a part of their state website There are lots of NGOs and charitable organizations out there....

The Second Edition of The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law features information from the IDEA regulations and court decisions on resolving disputes using the State Education Agency complaint process; dispute resolution and due process hearing timelines; burden of proof in due process hearings;...

Preventing Litigation in Special Education Workbook is a supple¬ment to the award-winning book, The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law. This workbook combines practical information on special education with actual case examples that are presented in a concise story format.

Stories of people in confidential conversations. Dialogues between couples, whether two males, two females, male/female, old/young, couples, strangers, people and TVs or two dogs. On love, loss, hope, impropriety, friendship, death, anger, joy. Some are humorous, some fierce, most emotionally resonant....

Change how we organise. Change the world. There are lessons emerging all around us, in the new social movements that have swept the globe, and in the organising patterns found on social media. Could Twitter and Occupy help our NGOs, charities, trade unions and voluntary organisations...

There are lots of medical laws with many subspecialties all the way from drug manufacturing to medical professional conduct sometimes called attitude.  If a doctor treats you with a bad attitude, he or she is breaking a rule of conduct. Doctors are free from prosecution when committing...

This book tries to cover what’s out there in established medical knowledge and current, emerging medical knowledge.  It’s a basic framework for medical knowledge and the medical profession. Volume 1. Basic Medical Knowledge Chapter 1. Medical Publications 1 General...

If you have a disease or medical condition, go to a few of the big websites like nih.gov and webmd.com. Go to the library where they’ll have at least one book on most medical conditions, #610-619 of the Dewey Decimal System, R in the Library of Congress system. Medical Sciences. ...

My journey to reconnect with humanity one stranger at a time. What started out as an social experiment wound up changing my life. Find out what happens when a sarcastic hermit starts talking to strangers.