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UNINA9910454073803321 |
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101 careers in nursing [[electronic resource] /] / Jeanne M. Novotny ... [et al.] |
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New York, : Springer Publishing Company, 2006 |
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1-281-81293-5 |
9786611812935 |
0-8261-0494-0 |
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[2nd ed.] |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (239 p.) |
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610.73 |
610.73/06/9 |
610.73069 |
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Nursing - Vocational guidance - United States |
Medicine - Vocational guidance - United States |
Electronic books. |
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Monografia |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Contents; Contributors; Introduction; Acute Care Nurse Practitioner; Addictions Counselor; Administrator/Manager; Adult Nurse Practitioner; Ambulatory Care/Health Center Nurse; Armed Services Nurse; Attorney; Author/Writer; Burn Nurse; Camp Nurse; Cardiovascular Nurse; Case Manager; Childbirth Educator; Child Psychiatric Nurse; Clinical Nurse Specialist; Consultant; Correctional Facility Nurse; Critical Care Nurse; Cruise Ship/Resort Nurse; Diabetes Educator; Disaster/Bioterrorism Nurse; Editor; Educator in Academia; Emergency Room Nurse; Entrepreneur; Epidemiology Nurse; Ethicist |
Family Nurse PractitionerFlight Nurse/Critical Care Transport; Forensic Nurse; Fraud and Abuse Investigator; Gastroenterology Nurse; Genetics Counselor; Geriatric Nurse Practitioner; Health Coach; Health Policy Analyst/Lobbyist; Historian; HIV/AIDS Specialist; Holistic Health Nurse/Massage Therapist; Home Health Nurse; Hospice and Palliative Care Nurse; Infection Control Nurse; Informatics Specialist; Infusion Therapy Nurse; International Health Nurse; Inventor; Lactation Counselor; Learning/Developmental Disabilities Nurse; Legal |
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Consultant; Long-Term Care Nurse; Media Consultant |
Medical Records AuditorMedical-Surgical Nurse; Neonatal Nurse Practitioner; Nephrology Nurse; Neuroscience Nurse; Nurse Anesthetist; Nurse Midwife; Nurse Psychotherapist; Nutrition Support Nurse; Occupational/Industrial Nurse; Office Nurse; Ombudsman; Oncology Nurse; Ophthalmic Nurse; Organ Donation Counselor; OR Nurse/Perioperative Nurse; Orthopedic Nurse; Otolaryngology Nurse; Pain Management Nurse; Parish Nurse; Patient Education Coordinator; Peace Corps Volunteer; Pediatric Nurse Practitioner; Perianesthesia Nurse; Perinatal Nurse; Pharmaceutical Representative |
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery NursePolitician; Private Duty Nurse; Psychiatric Nurse; Public and Community Health Nurse; Pulmonary/Respiratory Nurse; Quality Assurance Nurse; Radiology Nurse; Recruiter; Rehabilitation Nurse; Researcher; Risk-Management Nurse; Rural Health Nurse; School Nurse; Space Nurse/Astronaut; Spinal Cord Injury Nurse; Staff Development Educator; Telemetry Nurse; Telephone Triage Nurse; Transplant Nurse; Travel Nurse; University Dean/President; Women's Health Nurse; Wound/Ostomy/Continence Nurse; Launching Your Career Search |
Notes from My Interview Experiences for a First Nursing PositionAppendix: Your Guide to Certification; Glossary of Acronyms |
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Few careers have the advantages that nursing offers: flexibility, room for growth, satisfaction from helping others. And there is a desperate need for nurses--demand will exceed supply for some time to come. This concise and handy volume profiles 101 different types of nursing careers are profiled; each includes a basic description, education requirements, skills needed, compensation, related web sites, and professional organizations. Personal stories from practicing nurses highlight the content. Students, those looking for a career change, and RNs looking for new opportunities will find a wea |
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UNINA9910157527303321 |
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The development of neolithic house societies in Orkney : investigations in the Bay of Firth, Mainland, Orkney (1994-2014) / / edited by Colin Richards and Richard Jones |
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Oxford, [England] ; ; Havertown, Pennsylvania : , : Windgather Press, , 2016 |
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©2016 |
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1-914427-09-2 |
1-909686-92-1 |
1-909686-90-5 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (593 pages) : color illustrations, maps, photographs |
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Neolithic period - Scotland - Orkney |
Excavations (Archaeology) - Scotland - Orkney |
Orkney (Scotland) Antiquities |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Considering that Orkney is a group of relatively small islands lying off the northeast coast of the Scottish mainland, its wealth of Neolithic archaeology is truly extraordinary. An assortment of houses, chambered cairns, stone circles, standing stones and passage graves provides an unusually comprehensive range of archaeological and architectural contexts. Yet, in the early 1990s, there was a noticeable imbalance between 4th and 3rd millennium cal BC evidence, with house structures, and 'villages' being well represented in the latter but minimally in the former. As elsewhere in the British Isles, the archaeological visibility of the 4th millennium cal BC in Orkney tends to be dominated by the monumental presence of chambered cairns or tombs. In the 1970s Claude Lévi-Strauss conceived of a form of social organisation based upon the'house' - sociétés à maisons - in order to provide a classification for social groups that appeared not to conform to established anthropological kinship structures. In this approach, the |
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anchor point is the 'house', understood as a conceptual resource that is a consequence of a strategy of constructing and legitimising identities under ever shifting social conditions. Drawing on the results of an extensive programme of fieldwork in the Bay of Firth, Mainland Orkney, the text explores the idea that the physical appearance of the house is a potent resource for materialising the dichotomous alliance and descent principles apparent in the archaeological evidence for the early and later Neolithic of Orkney. It argues that some of the insights made by Lévi-Strauss in his basic formulation of sociétésà maisons are extremely relevant to interpreting the archaeological evidence and providing the parameters for a 'social' narrative of the material changes occurring in Orkney between the 4th and 2nd millennia cal BC. The major excavations undertaken during the Cuween-Wideford Landscape Project provided an unprecedented depth and variety of evidence for Neolithic occupation, bridging the gap between domestic and ceremonial architecture and form, exploring the transition from wood to stone and relationships between the living and the dead and the role of material culture. The results are described and discussed in detail here, enabling tracing of the development and fragmentation of sociétés à maisons over a 1500 year period of Northern Isles prehistory. |
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