Jenny Temple is an Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Adult Nursing, at the University of Plymouth. She has a clinical background in orthopaedics and renal care but has taught extensively on management and leadership modules. She is passionate about adult nursing and helping students to think for themselves and enjoys teaching the application of theory into practice.

′I suggest a particular highlight of this book is the degree to which it contains so much useful information for new nurses, pitched just about perfectly, in such a short book′ - Nursing Times

• Making the Most of Your Final Year as a Nursing StudentBecoming an Independent PractitionerDealing with ChangeWorking with Staff: Your Role as a LeaderTaking on a Mentorship RoleRisks and DecisionsNursing the Deteriorating PatientHow To Manage Competing DemandsWhat if Someone Wants to Make a Complaint?Developing Your Career: Is There a Perfect Route?

Jenny Temple is an Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Adult Nursing, at the University of Plymouth. She has a clinical background in orthopaedics and renal care but has taught extensively on management and leadership modules. She is passionate about adult nursing and helping students to think for themselves and enjoys teaching the application of theory into practice.

′I suggest a particular highlight of this book is the degree to which it contains so much useful information for new nurses, pitched just about perfectly, in such a short book′ - Nursing Times

• Making the Most of Your Final Year as a Nursing StudentBecoming an Independent PractitionerDealing with ChangeWorking with Staff: Your Role as a LeaderTaking on a Mentorship RoleRisks and DecisionsNursing the Deteriorating PatientHow To Manage Competing DemandsWhat if Someone Wants to Make a Complaint?Developing Your Career: Is There a Perfect Route?