Clinical
<p>By definition, the ‘regular attender’ is well known to the emergency nurse.
<p>Major trauma can result in death or in multiple injuries that make patients vulne
<p>It is estimated that around 5.2 million people in the UK suffer from asthma, maki
<p>Ankle injuries are common complaints in patients presenting to A&E, makin
<p>Primary care is defined as a regular source of care characterised by continuity,
<p>Studies have found that about half of emergency department (ED) patients could ha
<p>Research suggests that many critically ill patients have cardiac arrest because o
<p>The emergency directorate at Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust, formerly know
<p>The Achilles tendon is the largest, thickest and strongest tendon in the body.
<p>Emergency nurse practitioners (ENPs) frequently encounter unusual clinical presen
<p>The reform of emergency care has led to a significant rise in the prevalence of e
<p>The Manchester Triage System (MTS) offers emergency department practitioners a st
<p>Objective</p> <p>To test the convergent validity of the Manchester pai
<p>Self-harm, described as a behaviour not an illness (Isacsson and Rich 2001), is a
<p>The first two articles in this series described the anatomy and physiology of the
<p>The needs of people with mental health problems have been prioritised over recent
<p>The incidence of spinal cord injury worldwide stands at about 20 new cases per mil
<p>The management of patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) can be divided i
