| Description |
xii, 250 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
1. Ruskin, Morris, and the (un)assertive eyes -- 2. 'Gaps on the mind's shelves': Ruskin's theory of the grotesque -- 3. 'The seed of the flower': photography and Pre-Raphaelitism -- 4. 'Where he cannot see, he will not venture far': the critical reception of The Defence of Guenevere -- 5. The optical agency of 'Rapunzel' -- 6. The politics of sight: The Defence of Guenevere and the optical determinants of medieval topography -- 7. Coda: through yellow lenses |
| Summary |
"This lively and accessible book introduces the reader to patient-centred health care. It provides a clear description of the concept, and offers personal experiences and perspectives on the theory and practice of developing patient-centred care initiatives." "Essential Practice in Patient-Centred Care illustrates a wide range of approaches, involving a multi-disciplinary team of authors from around the world. Each chapter is written by a person involved in pioneering work which has been stimulated by the notion of patient-centred care. The book examines concrete examples of how patient-centred ideas have led to better health care."--BOOK JACKET |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Arts, British.
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Arts, Victorian -- Great Britain.
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Medical personnel and patient.
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Patient participation.
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Patient-Centered Care
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Visual perception.
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Patient-Centered Care.
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Patient Participation.
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Patient Participation.
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Patient-Centered Care.
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| Author |
Ersser, Steven.
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Fulford, K. W. M.
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Hope, R. A.
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| LC no. |
95035999 |
| ISBN |
0632039035 |
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