Best products in the Reference books category
Here's a ranking of the best products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. Nursing diagnoses and nursing measures
The most practical and successful handbook on the nursing process helps nurses to recognise characteristics and causes of nursing diagnoses, to organise nursing assessment data and to name nursing diagnoses using standard terms. It offers justified nursing goals, nursing measures and interventions and gives advice on patient education and discharge planning. The seventh expanded edition offers all 276 nursing diagnoses recognised by NANDA-I until 2023 at least 7-10 additional clinically useful nursing diagnoses completely updated nursing diagnosis titles, definitions, influencing factors and symptoms as well as associated conditions and risk groups adapted to the German language area nursing goals and nursing interventions with references to NOC, NIC and NCDB lists of nursing diagnoses corresponding to the most common nursing models.The lists of nursing diagnoses, which are assigned to the most common nursing models, such as ATLs, ABEDLs, functional health behaviour patterns, LAs, NANDA-Taxonomy II, NNN, RAI-HC and SIS, facilitate the systematic retrieval of nursing diagnoses.additional orientation aids to help find central contents more quickly a practical supplementary card with illustrative graphics, tables and checklists further literature on individual nursing diagnoses and on nursing diagnostics and a supplemented glossary.
2. Can't Hurt Me
For David Goggins, childhood was a nightmare - poverty, prejudice and physical abuse haunted his dreams. But through self-discipline, mental toughness and hard work, he transformed himself from a depressed, overweight youth with no prospects into a U.S. Army icon and one of the top endurance athletes in the world. He is the only person to ever pass elite training to become a Navy SEAL as well as a U.S. Army Ranger and Air Force Tactical Air Controller, and he has also set numerous endurance records.
In "Can't Hurt Me" he tells his truly amazing life story and shows that most of us don't even realise half of our potential. Goggins calls this the 40 per cent rule. His outstanding example, on the other hand, illustrates how anyone can succeed in changing that and overcoming pain thresholds and fears.
3. The book you wish your parents had read...
In her bestseller, Philippa Perry explains what really matters between parents and children. The experienced psychotherapist reveals how we do not pass on painful experiences from our own childhood, but heal them. If we become aware that our own upbringing also influences our relationship with our children, we can learn from mistakes - and make amends for them. We learn how to break out of negative behaviour patterns and how to deal with impulsive feelings.
4. The 1% method - minimum change, maximum effect
The secret of success: "The 1% method". It provides the tools you need to achieve any goal. James Clear, successful coach and one of the world's leading experts on habit formation, shares practical strategies to help you get a little better at what you set out to do every day. His method draws on insights from biology, psychology, and neuroscience and works in all areas of life. No matter what you want to achieve - whether it's athletic feats, professional milestones, or personal goals like quitting smoking - you're sure to get there with this book.
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5. Think and Grow Rich German Edition
With over 60 million copies sold, Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich is one of the most successful books of all time. For more than 20 years, the very young Napoleon Hill interviewed more than 500 millionaires, among them the most powerful and influential personalities of his time such as Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller or Theodore Roosevelt. The essence of his study has been incorporated into this book. The result is a guide to personal success that is as timeless as it is compelling, in which Hill shows how to change your life in just 13 steps. Now, for the first time, the complete and unabridged 1937 edition is available in German - possibly the most important financial book ever written. It's time to stop wondering what constitutes success - and start knowing.
6. The greatest revolution of all time
We are on the eve of the greatest revolution ever and you can still prepare for it now! This revolution will change everything. Our money, our whole monetary system is about to die! For years it has been partly responsible for the recurring crises.
We all pay with coins, notes, plastic cards or digitally, but hardly anyone knows how our monetary system works. In 2008, many became painfully aware of this when the system suffered a heart attack and has not recovered to this day. The question is not whether it will finally fail, but when. But out of this crisis a historic opportunity was born: Bitcoin. What looked like a nerdy IT geek experiment at the beginning is actually much more: a borderless, decentralised money system that everyone has access to and that cannot be controlled or corrupted by any central organisation like central banks or states.
We take you on a journey through the history of money, show you in an understandable way the advantages and disadvantages of the status quo and explain where the future of money might lie. The separation of state and monetary system could become the greatest revolution in human history. For the first time, the trendy topic of blockchain and bitcoin is explained by a multiple bestselling author in a clear, understandable and entertaining way for everyone. It will explain step-by-step how to buy Bitcoin, how best to secure and store it and what to look out for so that you can be part of the historic change!
7. Childhood
What do we really know about childhood today?
Childhood is the subject of controversial debate in our society: Children should be encouraged as early as possible in order to be able to compete later on.
be able to compete later on. How different children are and how many of their abilities are innate is lost sight of. Children who do not fit in smoothly are quickly pathologised, and it seems as if childhood increasingly consists of danger, illness and disorder.
Parents feel under pressure to be perfect mothers and fathers of children who are as successful as possible. Yet they are challenged in many areas: in dealing with digital media, questions about optimal support or how much freedom and how much control a child needs. This book highlights current developments and their causes. It aims to contribute to a more relaxed approach to our children - and to calm a discourse that oscillates between romanticising and perfecting childhood.
8. Duden - German spelling
The new Duden 2024: Find out all about the spelling changes and discover the vocabulary of the German language.
9. Stop Overthinking
In today's world of sensory overload and overstimulation, many people live in a self-inflicted mental prison: they are stuck in endless negative thought loops, making life difficult for themselves in everyday life.
This book explains what goes on in the brain when such exhausting thought patterns occur, how to become aware of the triggers for them and how to end these negative spirals. Renowned author Nick Trenton provides detailed and proven techniques to help rewire the brain, control thoughts and change mental habits. He shows how to recognise your inner fears, overcome stress attacks and focus on relaxation. Ultimately, he offers a path to unlocking new potential in life.
10. Generation Fear
Three technological megatrends defined the noughties: the iPhone, hyperviralised social media platforms and selfie culture. The result: an entire generation of children and young people spent several hours a day scrolling through articles by influencers and teenagers instead of playing, talking or making eye contact with other people. The members of Generation Z thus became test subjects for growing up in an environment radically reshaped by social media. What are the consequences of this experiment and how can we counter them? Jonathan Haidt addresses these questions in
Screen Children
. His book is for anyone who wants to understand how the fastest and most all-encompassing rewiring of human relationships is making it harder for us all to think clearly, focus, care for others and form close bonds. It is also a book about how we can reclaim a human life for our children and for humanity.
