Hendrick: 39 books

'Across Canada efforts have been made to introduce information technology solutions into the health care sector for the past two decades. As with any journey the maps and journals are only produced at the end of the adventure. With this book Dr Shaw has provided a road map that will help guide those...

This 1921 Pulitzer Prize awarded history has been written in response to a demand for some account of the generally very misunderstood German submarine campaign in the World War I and particularly of the means by which it was defeated. The interest of the public in such a story is due to the fact...

Laurie and Mandy Winters have their entire world turned inside out, with a single phone call. Their parents were involved in a serious car accident; both lives are uncertain. As their journey progresses, Laurie loses control on her world as her younger sister loses grip on reality. Laurie suddenly...

This comprehensive update of the popular second edition of the authors' Concise Guide to Women's Mental Health provides the latest evidence-based medical and psychiatric facts related to the assessment and treatment of women with psychiatric disorders -- particularly as women pass through reproductive...

This book introduces a framework to assist human resource practitioners and organisations embrace strategies that will drive high engagement levels within organisations with a union presence.   The authors address established definitions of engagement and how they have been conceptualised...

Two Books in One Raising Joyful Rebels comes with online access to a companion 154-page interactive/downloadable journal with 21 interactive tools and games, and a series of Guided Writing Topics to help readers implement the strategies illustrated in the book. Included with all paperback...

In the near future, Britain has given up its constitutional monarchy to become a republic. But though the crown is a museum piece and the family no longer bears its ancient titles, Stephen Windsor feels the stirrings of the lives of ancient Sacred Kings in his bones, which is not surprising as at...

Earth was but a distant memory, lost in a cataclysm which rocked even the domed cities on Mars and had profound social and spiritual effect on the furthest planets colonised by Man. Once called New Britain, Britannia was the last remnant of a new British Empire, governed by the last in a long line...

"THE GREAT QUEEN’S HOUND" is the second installment in the saga of Dubhghall mac Cu, "Tales of the Dearg-Sidhe", who finds himself in the midst of the 12th Century anarchy between Stephen of Blois and Empress Mathilda Both claim the right to rule England after the death...

The Stone has sung, and once more Britannia has a King. Once more Stephen and Kevin Awaken to find the world they had left generations before seemingly secure and prosperous, yet they both know if they have been called back to serve the Lady and the Land there must be a Need. An old friend knows it...

Dubhghall is a mighty warrior, trained by Scathach herself. What is more, he has been made immortal by the Morrigan, who has taught him to feast on the blood of his enemies. And because he is the grandson of Lugh, no fire nor light can harm him. But in this time of Roman rule, the Britons cry...