Häftad, Engelska, 2016
191 kr
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- E-bokEngelska, 2016
57 kr
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Do this, say that, eat this, look like that. Media marketing has something to say 24/7. GirlTribes is your go-to guide, to empower you to be a proactive thinker, to stay curious and challenge marketing messages. Its your opportunity to challenge the norm, shape your own unique style, and contribute to meaningful marketing through brands that make a difference.
This revealing, behind-the-scenes peek at media marketing will spark conversation, ending the compare and despair game. It will help you make smarter decisions, strengthen your inner confidence and propel you towards greatness.
From real-life examples to personal shares from teen girls, you dont have to figure this out alone. GirlTribes has your back. Decoding marketing and media, this book is essential reading for all teen girls ready to make their mark in the world.
- Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
593 kr
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This Open Access textbook, endorsed by UK Oncology Nursing Society (UKONS), covers the effects impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Cancer care and how health care professionals and people with a cancer diagnosis have been affected. It discusses current research covering COVID and Cancer and considers the different impacts on patients with solid tumours and those with a haematological malignancy. The authors critically appraise how technology has been used to combat the pandemic as well as impacts on patient management and their well-being, education of health care professionals as well as the delivery of oncology cancer treatments. They also examine the ongoing psychological effects on patients, health care professionals and provide an analysis of the effects of the pandemic on the charitable sector in cancer care. Importantly this book provides both a UK and a European perspective on the above as well as looking forward to appraise the long-term effect of the pandemic on cancer care, both positive and negative.
