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Handbook for Assessing and Managing Care in the Community
This practical book covers the complex issues involved in assessment procedures and care management. It is addressed to care managers and to social care providers, including staff at all levels. It includes sample forms and many examples, and explains in clear terms the implications of various approaches. The reader is shown not only how best to carry out assessments, but what is the broader meaning and context of specific assessment tasks. The first chapter explores the difficulties of maintaining the ideals of care in the community, namely, a needs-led person-centred approach, in the face of resource and procedural constraints. It looks at such key current issues as quality of life criteri...
The Proud Pencarrows
As governess to the young Pencarrow boy, Louisa Holland was interested only in making the child happy. But the rest of the family slowly began to influence her life, for good and bad. . . . When it came to Richard Pencarrow, could she afford to allow her heart to rule her head?
Tender Trap
Helen longs to escape from the agony and heartbreak of a shattered romance, and from the pressures of living in London. But is a job as a doctor's receptionist and secretary really the answer, even if it is in an apparently idyllic, small country practice in the Yorkshire Dales? The handsome doctor is divorced, with a spoiled and troublesome eight-year-old daughter, Emma. Maxine is the owner of the local art gallery, and she's nice enough -- until she suspects Helen of setting her sights on the eligible doctor. Maxine's determined to be his bride, and she isn't going to tolerate any interference.
So Near to Love
Emma meets Adam and falls in love, but Adam's circumstances don't allow for marriage. When Emma goes to work for Dr Redman and his wife, Amy, the doctor schemes to matchmake the young couple - but can there ever be a happy ending for them?
An Offer of Marriage
It is 1892 and Lizzie Flintoff lives with her parents behind a small shop in Whitby, where her father makes and sells jewellery in the famous Whitby jet. However, the business is failing. Then the owner of the property tells them he wishes to sell it to someone for a bakery, and the Flintoffs must leave. They arrange to share a relative's cottage but, unfortunately, there is no room for Lizzie. When the elderly man Lizzie has always called "Uncle Jack" says he is willing to marry her, she is faced with a heart-rending decision.
The Greenes of Roxby Hall
Sir Henry Greene's daughter, Janice, confides to Laura, her nurserymaid, that she is betrothed to Sir Rowland Hutton, a man she doesn't trust, but in love with Hugh Rutherford, a curate. Laura comes up with a scheme - but her plan could lose her the respect of Janice's brother.
The Scheming Mr Cleeve
The Hon. Sarah Winterson and her family find themselves turned out of their home by Mrr Julian Cleeve, their American cousin, and Sarah is outraged when he arrives on the day the family is moving to the lodge. All are caught up in Julian Cleeve's scheming before he produces the last surprising card in his hand...
The Kingowan Affair
After her marriage breaks up, Jennie returns to Kingowan and takes a job in an antiques shop. Her employer, Adrian Challis, seems friendly, but when he tries to seduce Jennie, she rebuffs him. Then her husband turns up begging Jennie to take him back.
Island for Fiona
When her father suddenly becomes ill, Fiona Sinclair rushes to her Scottish home of Torbreck to help manage the estate. However, antiques-dealer Luke Crawford is there first. He has bought the island of Garisaig and turned the farmhouse into a hotel. Ian, the manager of the hotel, is sympathetic towards her, but in the end Fiona has to decide where to give her heart.
The Indiscreet Miss Tierney
Family circumstances require Miss Albina Tierney to travel to her widowed cousin, Lord Stanford, in London, where she becomes governess to his children, Robert and Sarah. She goes reluctantly, and her methods of teaching the children are unorthodox to say the least. Riding with them in Hyde Park one day, she meets Lady Deanna Morrow and the handsome Lord Withington. Lady Deanna has set her sights on becoming the next Countess of Stanford, but he has other ideas. Albina pretends an engagement to him in an attempt to divert Lady Deanna's attention, but her plan backfires dramatically. A kidnap, a riding accident, and a chase to Brighton take place before Albina can curb her indiscreet tongue. Only then does she have a chance of capturing her love in this light-hearted romp through Regency London and Brighton.
