From the review in GP Magazine, November 2013: "This has been a helpful addition to the practice library because it is specifically targeted to general practice in the UK.... I would highly recommend this book to GP colleagues as well as GP trainees. It is well written, with broad coverage of its subject. The illustrations are excellent." Practical Procedures in General Practice is an essential guide for any GP looking to establish a minor surgery service, and covers: • setting up a minor surgery clinic • advice on local funding guidelines • patient selection and assessment • basic operative procedures • joint injections • long-term contraception • specialist procedures such as carpal tunnel decompression and non-scalpel vasectomy which may be undertaken by GPs with a special interest If you are one of the many GPs looking to reduce referrals, increase practice income and provide a better service to your patients by developing a minor surgery DES, then Practical Procedures in General Practice will help.
Océan Indien, novembre 1879. Le Mary Gold qui transporte des migrants et aussi quelques familles de nobles anglais, est pris dans une énorme tempête. Le petit Lord Harry est paniqué, surtout pour ses chiens (un mâle et une femelle avec leurs deux petits) . Afin de les protéger, il les enferme dans un tonneau. Quelques jours plus tard, échoués sur une plage d'Australie, les chiens n'auront qu'une idée : retrouver leur maître.
«Cinq enfants dieux naîtront, rassemblés, de leurs mains, des univers créeront, quatre seront bons, un ne le sera pas, l’âme du Kookaburra en eux s’éveillera et les appellera. » Telle est la prédiction, vieille de 20 000 ans qui sillonne l’espace. L’Alliance terrienne, les Amazones et les dangereux Dakoïds se livrent à une guerre intergalactique pour maîtriser ce pouvoir. Dans cette lutte, le space sniper Dragan Preko, son acolyte Skullface, la belle et dangereuse amazone Taman Khâ et le dernier des Chevaliers-sorciers vont s’unir pour retrouver les enfants de la Prophétie. L’aube du Kookaburra est proche...
It is a simple story. A 37-year-old man belonging to the Traveller community is shot dead by a special unit of the French police on the family farm where he was hiding since he failed to return to prison after temporary release. The officers claim self-defense. The relatives, present at the scene, contest that claim. A case is opened, and it concludes with a dismissal that is upheld on appeal. Dismayed by these decisions, the family continues the struggle for truth and justice. Giving each account of the event the same credit, Didier Fassin conducts a counter-investigation, based on the re-examination of all the available details and on the interviews of its protagonists. A critical reflection on the work of police forces, the functioning of the justice system, and the conditions that make such tragedies possible and seldom punished, Death of a Traveller is also an attempt to restore to these marginalized communities what they are usually denied: respectability.
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