B = Philosophy
BF = Psychology
BJ = Ethics
E = Indigenous Studies
FC = Canadian History
H = Social Sciences
HM = Sociology (General)
HN = Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform
HQ = Family. Marriage. Women
HT = Communities. Classes. Races
KE = Canadian Law
KEO = Ontario Law
M = Music
Q = Sciences, General
QM = Human Anatomy
QP = Physiology
R = Medicine (General)
RA = Public Aspects of Medicine
RB = Pathology
RC = Internal Medicine (Affective Disorders)
RD = Surgery
RE = Ophthalmology
RF = Otorhinolaryngology
RG = Gynecology and Obstetrics
RJ - Pediatrics
RK = Dentistry
RL = Dermatology
RM = Therapeutics, Pharmacology
RS = Pharmacy and Mateira Medica
RT = Nursing
RT 120 L64 = Long-term care
RV = Botanic, Thomsonian and Eclectic Medicine
RX = Homeopathy
RZ = Other systems of Medicine
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Great Influenza : the Story of the Deadliest Pandamic in History
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Invitation to Health
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...Your guide to adopting a healthy lifestyle. From the physical and mental to social and sexual, concepts explore ALL aspects of health, including mind, body, and spirit, inviting you to take charge of your own health. The text offers the most current research, from Canada and across the globe
Developmental Disabilities in Ontario. -- 3rd ed. (print)
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Borrowed Time : Living With Cancer With Someone You Love
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Developmental Disabilities in Ontario. -- 3rd ed. (print)
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Getting Ready to Help : a Primer on Interacting in Human Service
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Anatomy Demystified
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With Anatomy Demystified, you master the subject one step at a time -- at your own speed
Body : the Complete Human : How It Grows, How It Works, and How to Keep It Healthy and Strong
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Foods That Harm, Foods That Heal : an a-z Guide to Safe and Health Eating
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Mosby's Textbook for the Home Care Aide
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Pharmacology for Canadian Health Care Practice
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The text's popular key drug approach focuses only on the drug information you need to know. Along with its exam preparation and insightful learning strategies, this is your complete pharmacology text!
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Calming upset customers [electronic resource] : stay in control-- in any situation
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Complete Idiot's Guide to Cultural Etiquette
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Public Speaking [chart] (6 pages)
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Awakening Compassion at Work : The Quiet Power That Elevates People and Organizations (e-book)
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Take Care : How to Be a Great Employer for Working Carers
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There could be as many as 300 million caregivers in the global workforce providing care for loved ones – elderly parents, a life-partner with a health condition, or a disabled child/sibling or close friend who needs support. ...The book includes practical examples from more than fifty employers around the world, from small businesses to global enterprises, as well as public sector and NGO examples. It also features the personal stories of individuals in the workplace who have successfully championed change.
Human Pharmacology
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Human Pharmacology is a readable, introductory text covering all of the main aspects of pharmacology in a way that enthuses the reader to study the subject further. Each chapter includes line drawings and figures to illustrate concepts and mechanisms of action….. The author introduction to the science of pharmacology allows readers to appreciate why and how certain drugs alleviate the symptoms of disease.