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MEAN STREETS, KIND HEART:The Father Chris Riley Story Williams., Sue.
Pymble, N.S.W. HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd 2004 0-7322-7472-9 / 9780732274726 Paperback V/Good
A tale of how one man can so touch the lives of many. Australian street-kids are the forgotten underclass of society, and this book tells of Father Riley's faltering first steps to helping such children, and his determination to pledge the rest of his life to giving them back their dreams.
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Nutrition and diet therapy Williams, Sue Rodwell
Times Mirror/Mosby College Pub 1989 0-8016-5731-8 / 9780801657313 Hardcover good
This sixth edition provides abundant information on general and therapeutic nutrition in a format that enhances readability and comprehension. This edition has been expanded to include a chapter on AIDS and to provide more detailed information on enteral and parenteral nutrition. Some chapters have been rewritten to include new material and illustrations have been added. The last edition was published in 1989. Purpose: This book seeks to provide a comprehensive approach to the study of nutrition. It includes the foundations of nutrition with fairly detailed discussions of nutrients, metabolic processes, and nutrition through the life cycle as well as psychological, social, and related aspects of diet and nutrition. Audience: It is a useful reference for clinicians and a fairly complete text for students interested in studying normal and therapeutic nutrition. Features: The thoughtful inclusion of pertinent topics makes this a current and relatively thorough book on the science and application of nutrition. It has important attributes that enhance usability, understanding, and learning. The detailed contents provide a quick summary of topics included in each chapter, and the index helps locate items rapidly. Glossaries within each chapter foster understanding of new terms and concepts. The use of case studies and presentation of issues also promotecomprehension and make the topic pertinent. The challenge to "probe further" encourages the reader to consider the subject in more depth. Current references at the end of each chapter provide a starting point for further research. Review questions help the student to place each major topic in context. Appendixes provide valuable information on various important issues. Assessment: This is an excellent textbook of basic and applied nutrition with a few extremely minor deficiencies. The chapters on applied nutrition in community health are inadequate. In addition, the flow of concepts would be smoother if this topic was placed after the chapter on nutrition through the life cycle. The complexities of therapeutic nutrition are handled clearly, concisely, and completely. Overall, it is an extremely useful resource for students of nutrition and health professionals inclinical practice.
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