A Most Precious Gift
Published on 28. November 2022
Book
Paperback/Softback
88 pages
978-1-915352-36-1 (ISBN)
Description
Come through the doors of the care homes with the care home manager, the home to our elderly, vulnerable adults, their final home. Experience the day-to-day life as a Registered manager and share some of her tales she tells.
Susie tells her tales of horror and heartbreak but also those that will make you laugh and smile and happenings you will find unbelievable... Life in a care home, written by a care home manager.
This little book will touch hearts and give an understanding of what it means to work in our care homes, the people we meet and those we care for, and those we work with.
A Most Precious Gift is a token of thanks to all our staff that work in care homes and for those that showed their commitment and empathy working through the Covid Pandemic.
Susie tells her tales of horror and heartbreak but also those that will make you laugh and smile and happenings you will find unbelievable... Life in a care home, written by a care home manager.
This little book will touch hearts and give an understanding of what it means to work in our care homes, the people we meet and those we care for, and those we work with.
A Most Precious Gift is a token of thanks to all our staff that work in care homes and for those that showed their commitment and empathy working through the Covid Pandemic.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Kibworth
United Kingdom
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 128 mm
Width: 199 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
Weight
108 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-915352-36-1 (9781915352361)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Susie Green started her nurse training in 1978, qualifying in the early 80's. She has worked on general wards, as a GP nurse and a school Nurse. She spent the last 6 years of her career as a Care Home Manager, turning struggling homes around. Susie lives in a 17th century cottage in Oxfordshire with her husband, 2 whippets Albert and Annabelle and a very large British Shorthair cat called Eric.