Shaman, druids, and holy priests all bring a lot to raid healing

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First, you can't just play the same way you do as when there is a paladin around. You have to play to your strengths. This is especially true in 10-man raids. Obviously shaman, druids, and holy priests all bring a lot to raid healing, but given the situation you'll just need to adapt.

Before each pull, sort out your healing assignments based on the needs of the fight. For example, if raid members must spread out a lot, it will make more sense for a shaman to be on the tanks, since her AoE works best when targets are grouped closely together.

Help each other out. This should seem obvious from the rest of the article, but I'm going to mention a weird phenomenon I see on occasion.

For whatever reason, some healers become very indignant when they have to break from their traditional raid job because there is no paladin is present.

They'll all scream that the sky is falling, and protest any compromise by withholding healing assistance to whatever poor soul is assigned to the tank -- even if they're normally happy to back up a paladin on the same job.