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Improving Health Services
¾Drawing on his extensive personal experience in the development of HSR, Walter Holland provides examples from the US and the UK to illustrate important lessons for the future improvement of health services. Taking a distinctive approach to describing
Falsehoods, Concerns
Assorted nonfiction pieces (and a dollop of fiction), mostly unpublished, from Walter Holland, a/k/a Wax Banks -- the tallest and most virile man in America.Topics range from pleasurable plagiarism to Watergate dungeons, fingernail-pulling to Miles Davis, Columbine comedy to pregnant sex. There's a self-help section entitled 'Fixing You.' Teenagers are alternately pitied and despised. Atheism is praised for being boring. The words 'is there really gonna be a naked person in class' appear -- in italics, no less.
Office 2013 Digital Classroom
This complete training package makes learning the new Office 2013 even easier! Featuring both a video training DVD and a full-color book, this training package is like having your own personal instructor guiding you through each lesson of learning Office 2013, all while you work at your own pace. The self-paced lessons allow you to discover the new features and capabilities of the new Office suite. Each lesson includes step-by-step instructions and lesson files, and provides valuable video tutorials that complement what you're learning and clearly demonstrate how to do tasks. This essential training package takes you well beyond the basics in a series of short, easy-to-absorb lessons. Takes ...
Reconstruction
A complex blend of nostalgic memory poems and historical narratives Reconstruction considers the racial disparities, conservative cultural mores, and socio-political strictures that informed the poet's youth.
Public Health Policies in the European Union
First published in 1999, this volume recognises that the role and status of public health in Europe has again become increasingly recognized and features contributions on various nations within the European Community. This is not only in individual countries but also in the policies of the European Union as exemplified in the Maastricht and Amsterdam Treaties. This book is a critical account of the present structures and policies of member countries and how policies have evolved within the European Commission. It describes both possible models and needs and contrasts these with the current legislative framework. It thus serves the needs of both practitioners, policy makers, policy analysts and students interested in public health and social policy developments.
The March
First published in 1996, Walter Holland's debut novel is a moving testament to the power of friendship during even the worst of times. Beginning on a hot summer night in 1980, The March revolves around a circle of young gay men, and the many others their lives touch. Over time, each character changes in unexpected ways; lives and loves come together and fall apart as society itself is altered by the onslaught of AIDS.
The Frightened Fiancée
A jilted lover finds himself implicated in a murder When John Holland proposed to his girlfriend, Tracy, she imposed a 31-day waiting period before they could see each other again. It’s day 30, and Holland travels to her Long Island home for their reunion, only to receive the shock of his life when he meets Tracy’s fiancé, Roger Drake. Tracy’s mother invites Holland to stay there and win back Tracy’s love, and within a few hours, Drake is dead. As it turns out, Drake was a private detective hired by Tracy as a test for her beloved—and it looks like Holland failed. Meanwhile, Drake’s boss, hardnosed detective Sam Crombie, descends on the home, looking to avenge his comrade.
