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By Dr Kate Atkin. Starting a new job can be exciting, but it can also bring with it a wave of doubt and insecurity. Recently stepping into a new job role myself, I found these feelings creeping in, an internal voice whispering, "You’re not good enough" and
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By Marina Bezuglova. Burnout is something I’ve come to recognise not just professionally, but personally too. As a nurse, I’ve felt the crushing weight of it and seen how it creeps in slowly, until suddenly, you feel like you have nothing left to give. Balancing On The Edge:
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By Maurice Gray. The Missing Links of Tannadee by Maurice Gray is a wonderfully quirky and uplifting book set in the fictitious Scottish town of Tannadee. Packed with eccentric characters, a charming setting and plenty of comedic moments, this book is a pure delight. The story follows cocky American billionaire
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By Catherine Stothart. How to Get On With Anyone by Catherine Stothart is an insightful and practical guide that offers readers the tools to enhance their relationships and interpersonal skills. The book delves into understanding different personality types and provides clear strategies on how to connect with people, whether in
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By Sunna Coleman. Her Empty Chair is an engaging mystery that keeps readers hooked from the very first page. Sylvia Morelle, a student and waitress at a French café in Covent Garden, is accustomed to the steady rhythm of her daily life. However, when her beloved regular, Mrs Ida Laine,
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By Eugene Sadler-Smith. As an NHS nurse, I rely on both knowledge and instinct to make decisions in fast-paced, often unpredictable situations. Trust Your Gut by Eugene Sadler-Smith has been an enlightening read, offering a deeper understanding of how intuition works and how to harness it effectively. Blending scientific research
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By Sarah Rozenthuler. Research shows that 70% of managers in various organisations shy away from difficult discussions, which can lead to poor decision-making and a negative atmosphere. This is particularly relevant in nursing, where effective communication is crucial for patient care and team dynamics. The book highlights how, when left
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By LS Delorme. Amelie has spent her entire life as an elite agent of the Academy, a secretive institution that gave her stability and purpose in exchange for her loyalty and the use of her unique skills for control and destruction. She never questioned the Academy’s orders, trusting them
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By Megan Reitz and John Higgins. Speak Out, Listen Up is a powerful and practical guide for navigating the complex dynamics of power and communication in any setting. As someone who regularly supports staff and focuses on well-being within my NHS nursing role, this book provided me with valuable insights
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By Angela Lane and Sergey Gorbatov. Move Up or Move On by Angela Lane and Sergey Gorbatov is an essential read for anyone looking to take charge of their career development and success. As someone working within the NHS, where career growth and development are ongoing challenges, I found this
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By Abiola Bello. Eva Òjó, a popular and charismatic girl, is accustomed to boys falling for her effortlessly. When her friend challenges her to dance with a random guy at Notting Hill Carnival, she encounters Saint. Saint Rowe-Falade, a comic book enthusiast, finds Eva attractive but isn't interested
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By Simon Hayes. Ten Days. Seven Deadly Sins. Zero Ri$k When the tranquillity of Christmas Eve is shattered by a deluge of customer complaints regarding mysteriously inflated bank balances, it signals not the arrival of early gifts, but rather the onset of a cataclysmic cyber attack of unprecedented sophistication.