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In Training: Years of Pain, Days of Laughter
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Recovered and compiled from abandoned boxes of neglected materials after the author’s demise, this revealing narrative describes her traumatic early years and training that prepares her for eventually using her often frustrated talents to produce widely read, highly acclaimed textbooks in her field.
"Readers interested in learning about hospital life in the 1950s will gather some valuable insights here, but unpacking familial relationships takes precedence. For instance, at the opening, we learn more about Babu, her past, and the reasons for her spitefulness than we do about the author and her drive to become a nurse. Along with some subtle reframing, the memoir could benefit from a thorough copy edit. Yet, despite some rough edges, perhaps indicative of an unfinished manuscript, this remains revealing, heartfelt writing."-- Kirkus Review
"A unique perspective on 20th-century nursing overshadowed by multiple accounts of family feuding." --Kirkus Review
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Joan Luckmann
Joan Luckmann, RN, MA published many highly regarded textbooks over the years. These books include Luckmann & Sorensen's Medical-Surgical Nursing: A Psychophysiologic Approach; Sorensen & Luckmann’s Basic Nursing: A Psychophysiologic Approach; Luckmann’s Core Principles And Practice of Medical-Surgical Nursing; Your Health!; Saunders Manual of Nursing Care; Transcultural Communication In Nursing; and Transcultural Communication In Health Care. The second edition of Transcultural Communication In Nursing was published in 2005. Joan also worked with the National Cancer Institute to prepare The Breast Cancer Digest. Joan was a consultant, writer, and editor for ATI. She has written sections of the Registered Nurse Medical-Surgical Review Module and the Pharmacology for Nursing Practice Review Module. Joan has been active in the preparation of Comprehensive Predictor Assessment Tests for RN and PN students. Joan was also a contributor to the RN DVD End-of Course Review project.
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