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Welcome to Traemus Books
Traemus Books was founded to publish quality educational books for high school and college students. The founders of Traemus Books, Richard McDermott and Kevin Stocks, are also the principal authors of the books it publishes.
If you would like to download Power Point Slides or Sample Chapter go to http://faculty.weber.edu/rmcdermott/code_blue.htm.
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ISBN 978-0-9675072-4-8 Looking for an introductory textbook on health occupations that doesn't put student's to sleep? Code Blue is a textbook-novel written in the form of a murder mystery. It tells the story of a CPA who is asked to serve as the administrator of a failing rural hospital. Before he can save the hospital, however, he must understand how the healthcare industry differs from other industries he has worked with. Students identify with characters as they gain the knowledge and skills they need to function as effective healthcare professionals.
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ISBN 0-9675072-0-0
Code Blue: 3rd Edition (Accounting) is a textbook/novel about managed care for accountants, insurance executives, actuaries, and all business leaders impacted by healthcare costs.
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ISBN 0-9675072-2-4
Eleventh Hour is a textbook/novel designed as an introduction to the healthcare industry for those with limited background in healthcare, or those with technical training in areas such as accounting, business, medicine, or nursing, but limited knowledge of how the system works in its entirety.
Eleventh Hour may be used as a supplementary textbook for college courses in business, accounting, healthcare administration, nursing, medicine, and allied healh sciences. It may also be used by hospitals and other healthcare organizations to train trustees, managers, and employees on important issues pertaining to the 21st century healthcare environment in which they operate.
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ISBN 978-0-967-5072-8-6
Instructors: to receive power points, answers to questions, or test banks by email send an email to Carol_Mcd3@yahoo.mail. Include name, email, job title, school, city, and phone. To receive first five copies of Code Blue for review, email Carol_Mcd3@yahoo.com.
What you are about to read represents a new way of teaching technical material. As the approach is unorthodox, an explanation is warranted. The format is that of a textbook/novel. It tells the story of an accountant asked to become the interim administrator of a failing rural hospital after the death of the hospital administrator. Before he can save the hospital, he must understand how the healthcare industry differs from other industries where he has worked.
Why a textbook/novel? I believe fiction is an effective tool for teaching technical material. For thousands of years, civilizations passed knowledge to succeeding generations through stories—folk tales, poems, myths, and epics that taught values to succeeding generations of their societies. Even the Bible—a reference for many cultures—is not a list of rules. It is a series of stories explaining what happens when people follow (or fail to follow) the concepts taught in the text.
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