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C Williams

Publications and source records attributed to C Williams.

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Family health services.

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Comprehensive Health Care↗
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Grandparents parenting the second time around.

This study focused upon African American grandparents who assumed full-time parenting responsibilities of their grandchildren--parenting the second time around. The sample, derived the support group Grandparents Who Care (GWC), were raising children whose parents were drug addicted, incarcerated or deceased or otherwise unable to parent their children. The purpose of the study was to determine the issues that shape the experiences of this group of caregivers. Findings suggest a more in-depth exploration of social policy including that which gives more financial support to foster parents than to grandparents and which labels drug-exposed children as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) sufferers.

Black or African American↗
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Causes and management of nausea and vomiting.

Nausea and vomiting affect large numbers of patients in hospital for a variety of reasons. This paper summarises possible causes, looks at the pharmaceutical methods of management and their modes of action, and concludes with an examination of nursing implications.

Adult↗
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The Royal College examinations: preparation and practice.

Membership examinations are complex and difficult. Important practical issues must be considered at an early stage, and you can improve upon your chance of success by addressing your learning style, revision strategy and examination technique.

Education, Medical↗
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Pass the Royal College examinations. MCQ technique.

Trainee doctors can fail Royal College exams as a result of poor multiple choice question technique. On a negatively marked exam it is possible for candidate to know a subject well, answer 72% of the questions correctly, and yet still only obtain a mark of 44%. As a result, even some very good clinicians fail these exams.

Attitude↗
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MRCPsych examination technique: the short answer question paper.

Many candidates expect to pass the short answer question paper of the MRCPsych Part II examination using a straightforward regurgitation of facts. They are surprised by the need for good technique in order to do well in this paper.

Adaptation, Psychological↗
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Tackling strokes.

The government's green paper sets specific targets for a reduction in the incidence of stroke. Carol Williams and Lynne Kendall look at the nurse's role in prevention and recovery.

Cerebrovascular Disorders↗