Discover 'All Experience Is An Arch', an enlightening compilation by retired geriatrician Dick Sainsbury, published by Quentin Wilson Publishing. This insightful paperback spans 190 pages, measuring 152 x 229 mm, and was published on April 5, 2022. This unique book addresses the multifaceted issues associated with ageing and the lives of older adults, offering a compassionate exploration of their health conditions and unique experiences. Through engaging essays, vivid vignettes, and thought-provoking discussion papers, Sainsbury reflects on the philosophy of geriatric medicine while advocating for the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork and clear communication in healthcare. Moreover, the text emphasizes the vital role of literature in understanding gerontology, crafting a narrative that is both entertaining and educational. Ideal for readers seeking to delve into the complexities of ageing, this book appeals to both professionals and laypersons alike, bridging the gap between medical knowledge and everyday understanding. Enhance your library with this essential resource that invites readers to appreciate the wisdom and diversity of older individuals. Embrace the exploration of geriatric topics! Delivery available to ensure the ease of access to this remarkable work.

All Experience Is An Arch
Author: Dick Sainsbury Publisher: Quentin Wilson Publishing
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 152 x 229 mm
Pages: 190
Publication Date: 05-04-2022
This book is a compilation of essays, vignettes and discussion papers written by a retired geriatrician to consider some of the issues associated with ageing and older people, including the health conditions of later years. These are supplemented by pieces illustrating the value of literature in gerontology. Also included are thoughts about the philosophy and ‘essence’ of geriatric medicine including interdisciplinary teamwork, clear communication and maintenance of function. It is meant to entertain, reflect and to some extent, teach. Although it covers some medical subjects it is not a textbook; rather, it seeks to raise the profile of a medical discipline that has sometimes been poorly understood. Medical conditions are discussed but in a way that is readily understood by a lay audience. The author’s intention is that there should be something of interest for every reader and to encourage the study of older people in literature.