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This is a fully up-to-date Candidate Handbook" written by Yvonne Nolan with the revised evidence and assessment opportunities consumers have requested. * Features knowledge specifications continually referenced in the margin so that readers know what is being covered and can prepare for assessment. * New evidence opportunity features are clearly linked to specific performance criteria and are cross-referenced to other elements within the qualification - helping candidates to plan holistically. * Includes updated legislation and references to regulations where appropriate so that candidates and assessors have the most current information on frameworks related to the health and social care sector. * Features new information on the latest movements and trends in health and social care so that readers are aware of initiatives that may affect their working practice. * New edition also includes many updated photos to demonstrate best practice more clearly. * Includes a CD-ROM containing two additional units (369 and 375) to give even greater coverage."

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