For the Record Books

Dr. Nichols provides a good overview of the assessment process in this book. It follows on his several others. Most important: This book has sample assessment records in it - thus it is excellent for those trying to set-up an assessment program in their department. We used it for our initial template for ABET and SACS records. Even the most confused (stubborn?) came around after reading it. For beginners and veterans alike.

This is by far the best publication for EMR implementation if you are needing help building a plan for your practice, I have used it over and over again.

Thanks again Carolyn!

This was a textbook I used while completing my degree in Health Informatics. Heavy emphasis is on Clinical Information Systems. EHR implementation is discussed in detail. I learned more from this book than all of the other textbooks used.

I own at least six books about medisoft. I teach medisoft, among other things in a university and other colleges. This is the only book that prevented me from writing my own text book for my students. Well rounded, unpretentious and makes sense in its approach. Good balance about other information needed: Insurance, etc. and will not bog you down with coding which belongs to other books. If you want to learn about medical billing and medisoft, this book is it.

Being a new mom, Feeding Guidelines helped keep me on track. It assisted me in getting my little girl on schedule & knowing her habits. She now eats well & sleeps well!! That is true joy!!

It is 1942, all able-bodied men in the New England towns of Carnavon and Dalton Hills have been drafted, and Leonidas Witherall, as a respected pillar of the community (now owner of Meredith's academy), finds himself elected to the boards of directors of many institutions that have lost their people to the war effort. After attending the board meeting of Haymaker's Department Store, Witherall goes to the 'lost and found' in order to get an umbrella to cope with the sudden rain storm outside. He enters the room, is 'biffed', and wakes up in a wicker hamper used to carry French bread, in a horse drawn cart making deliveries around the Dalton Hills area. He grabs a loaf of French bread as he exits the hamper, and arrives home, intent on making a complaint about the treatment of new members of the board of directors, but can't articulate it via letter, so decides to visit Haymaker's home. Of course, Haymaker is there, murdered.

Complicating matters is that Haymaker has been stabbed to death with the Samurai sword that 'Pink' (the lady of the case) had left out on her porch to be collected for sale at the Victory Swop Meet that night. And Pink, unfortunately, had jilted Haymaker twenty years before and gotten on the bad side of the local police department.

Witherall and Pink unite to solve the crime of Haymaker's murder, dealing with the insidious coils that bring an oil lady who drives around in a mink coat, a young man who resents that he's been declared 4F, and the Air Raid Warden leader who is intent on tracking down Witherall for his report.

At first I was sceptical, but this detailing of births in Eugene, Or is riveting! Wow! You will not be able to put it down. Great vacation reading! Suitable for children of all ages and adults. I can't wait to buy the paperpack. When is it coming out?

I work with many older adults who will find this product extremely beneficial in helping them organize their lives in such a way that will make it very easy for them to access important documents, records and so forth.

In addition, "For The Record" has a very enticing format, is self-explanatory and the forms are quite easy to read and use.

In the past, I have seen similar products that are priced much higher, so "For The Record" appears to be the best value on the market in my experience. I plan to recommend "For The Record" to a number of my patients, and to anyone who needs to get their life affairs in better order.

An excellent book to use for study of this time. Very helpful because of it's primary source documents.

This book was a great learning tool. History comes to life with the short, but strong excerpts.