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Surviving Fears in Health and Social Care Charley Boorman and responds to critical reactionsIn this lively and sympathetic book, Martin Smith explores the impact of fear on health and social care practitioners and suggests how it can be understood and managed. Drawing on first hand accounts, he looks at the commonly experienced fears of physical and sexual assault, as well as fears arising within organizations from bullying, complaints or negative media attention. Focusing on the fears experienced when working in child protection, mental