Tricia Scott
Toxic behaviour
Toxic behaviour in the ED: why we must look after our workforce

If is vital to seek support if you witness bullying or are bullied yourself

27 Apr 2022
Safe staffing in England and Northern Ireland should be enshrined in law

Call to nurses to get behind campaign for legislation

18 Dec 2019

Emergency nurse input is vital if new one-hour treatment target is to succeed

07 May 2019
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25 Jun 2018
Global health
20 Apr 2018
Ambulance
29 Jan 2018
Stress
31 Aug 2017
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04 Jul 2017
CPR
05 Jun 2017
03 May 2017
03 Apr 2017
Move it
07 Mar 2017
We must integrate services for patients with mental health problems
31 Jan 2017
25 Nov 2016
Standards of evidence for emergency nurses

Emergency nurses have important roles and responsibilities when dealing with potential forensic evidence

26 Oct 2016
Treating trauma patients

Tricia Scott looks at new standards of treatment

25 Aug 2016
01 Feb 1997
01 Feb 1997

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