Teaching Made Easy: A Manual for Health Professionals, Second Edition

by Kay Mohanna, David Wall, Ruth Chambers

All pressure is not harmful. A certain amount of pressure can enhance performance. But excessive unrelenting negative pressure results in individuals experiencing stress. This book focuses on the why when and how stress occurs from working in the health service and on advisable approaches to take from the perspectives of the practitioner the workplace team and health care organisation. Beating Stress in the NHS helps NHS staff to learn how to control stress arising from patients' demands excessive workload continual organisational change and the plethora of government directives. It offers a straightforward overview of the whole subject combined with detailed information about controlling stresses. It provides a wide range of practical methods to reduce or control stress as an individual encourages NHS teams to consider how to control stress for team members and shows how to incorporate stress management within life-long learning and self-development. Its unique interactive approach bridges the gap between theory and practice. It is essential reading for doctors managers therapists and nurses in every health care setting as well as for those working in integrated social care health and education settings.

224 pages, Paperback

First published November 30, 2002

Reviews

[Neethu Varghese · Rating 4 out of 5]

A classic guide for any healthcare educators, covering all aspects of teaching in healthcare. I read it for my coursework and found it extremely useful for further scholarly work related to education in healthcare. The book introduces topics and to understand more , one must research further. A little outdated education tools are discussed but I think a new edition is expected this year (2023).