New Releases by Becky Hall

***THE PEOPLE''S BOOK PRIZE 2022/23 SHORTLISTED TITLE*** Ever feel like you aren’t Enough? Overwhelmed by too many demands? Concerned about over-consumption and the climate crisis You’re not alone. The Art of Enough is the challenge of our age. In a world full of pressure to be more, do more and consume more, this practical guidebook will help you find your own version of Enough. Enough is a springboard for self-belief, a healthy work pace and sustainable living, so you can move from striving to thriving. Weaving together ideas, stories and practices, The Art of Enough offers seven ways to ease away from the pull of scarcity and excess, towards flourishing with Enough; finding the balance and boundaries we all need for ourselves and for our world. Becky Hall is a coach, facilitator and speaker and has worked for over 20 years with teams, organizations and leaders, helping busy people all over the world create their own Art of Enough. ‘If you want to have a better life and to make the world a better place then you must read this book. It is wise and practical and beautifully easy to read, everybody should read it’ Charles Handy, bestselling author of The Empty Raincoat and The Second Curve.

A new booklet designed to help students integrate their education abroad experiences into their future career plans. Full of practical tips and examples, students learn how to maximize their goals and actions before, during, and after their international experiences in order to advance their professional development. Topics include: professional development goals, networking while abroad, letters of recommendation, and interviews. Sample résumés are included. - Publisher.

A beautiful journal to keep all your cherished autumn memories.

"We''ll start with Utah''s arches, made from wind, frost, and rain. Nature''s rocky sculptures -- an art that can''t remain." From H is for Handcarts to Z is for Zion National Park, A is for Arches presents the history, landscape, and people of the great state of Utah.

2008 Best Children''s Books of the Year, Bank Street College Morris Frank lost his sight in 1924, when he was only sixteen. One day, Morris''s dad read him an article about an American dog trainer living in Switzerland. This is the story of his relationship with Buddy, his own seeing eye dog.

Each year more than 600,000 people are admitted to hospitals with community acquired pneumonia (CAP). Three quarters are admitted through the emergency department. In order to assure that patients with CAP receive quality care, the Joint Commission for Accreditation of Hospitals (JCAHO), developed seven core measures to guide assessment and treatment of CAP. The Committee for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) and Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) support the core measure of administering an antibiotic within four hours of arrival to the ED. Research has shown a decrease in mortality when this is accomplished. Emergency department staff struggles to administer the first antibiotic within the four hour time frame due to hospital overcrowding and avoidable treatment delays. Research has shown that with the use of evidence-based guidelines patient mortality decreased, length of stay decreased, patients who are a low-risk of dying could be safely treated at home, and the cost of health care decreased. Emergency department (ED) staff was informed of current research that demonstrated how core measures apply to their practice. The staff was taught how to recognize symptoms of CAP, how to utilize a pneumonia order-set to initiate care and, how to use the pneumonia severity index (PSI) to determine who can be treated safety at home. The staff was educated about antibiotics that have been chosen to treat CAP. Finally the ED staff was informed that the hospital and emergency department''s leadership aspire for compliance with core measures. A pre-test and post-test were administered before and after the teaching session. The scored on the post-test were higher than the teaching session. The scores on the post-test were higher than the pre-test demonstrating an increase in knowledge about core measures for CAP.

When pirates land on remote Monkey Island in Poole Harbour it seems Spencer''s happy family sailing holiday has turned into a nightmare. But Spencer uses his initiative - and his mysterious laser-beamed "hyper-bio-technical tiger''s eye" - to outwit them. But there are questions: Why has he become super-intelligent since the accident where he lost his eye? Why does he dream about tigers and snakes? And who is the mysterious figure with the unexplained interest in Spencer''s Lucky Stone? 9 yrs+

Simple text and photographs introduce and illustrate horses, their features, and basic care.