New Releases by PAUL TURNER

Powerful inspiration for living out a faith that is joyful, responsive, humble, passionate, free--and provocative.

Presents the English statesman''s classic denunciations of sixteenth-century tyranny and corruption and vision of an ideal society, along with historical and biographical notes.

Turner''s strikingly original and penetrating account of Hardy''s extraordinarily creative life and longevity offers a series of thirty-two chapters, each of which relates the biographical and literary background of a single work.

People and documents that played a significant role in developing and recording the rites.

Here is the retreat and catechesis parishes will love to give to everyone in the assembly, a serious booklet that presents Lent as a powerful opportunity for renewal. Individuals can conduct a self-assessment; make resolutions about prayer, fasting and almsgiving; translate resolutions into commitments; reflect on their process in a scripture journal; and prepare for the sacrament of reconciliation.

It is important that all medical, paramedical staff and health professionals dealing with patients should know what drugs a patient is taking, what they are for, and what side effects there may be. The purpose of this book is to provide authoritative and easily understood information for nurses, paramedical staff and health professionals, including occupational therapists, social workers and medical students. The Handbook is updated annually, enabling the reader to possess the most up-to-date listing of approved drugs and be informed of recent discontinuations.

The purpose of this book is to provide nurses and paramedical staff, including occupational therapists, social workers and medical students, with information on drugs. The drugs are listed alphabetically under both generic and trade names. Brands which have been recently discontinued are included.

Each chapter begins with discussion of the physiological and biochemical abnormalities underlying the condition to be treated, followed by a section on the pharmacology of the appropriate drugs. The final section, which has been revised to include new drugs, deals with their clinical application and gives practical advice on the most suitable preparations for treatment.

The purpose of this book is to provide nurses and paramedical staff, including occupational therapists, social workers and medical students, with information on drugs. The drugs are listed alphabetically under both generic and trade names. Brands which have been recently discontinued are included.

Provides information for nurses and all paramedical staff, including occupational therapists, social workers and medical students. This handbook is updated annually, enabling the reader to possess an up-to-date listing of approved drugs and be informed of recent discontinuations.

Although the prescribing of medicines is the responsibility of a doctor, the drugs which medicines contain may influence patients in many ways. This book aims to provide information on the various medicines prescribed or bought over the counter, acting as a guide to their actions and effects.