health promotion

Brief health promotion in urgent care centres: a qualitative study of patients’ and nurse practitioners’ attitudes
Primary Health Care

Brief health promotion in urgent care centres: a qualitative study of patients’ and nurse practitioners’ attitudes

Clinical
30 Oct 2019
illustration shows a road that forks, with sign pointing left showing obese people, sign on right showing people of healthy weight
Nursing Standard

Put that snack away: childhood obesity and the case for banning food on public transport

Comment
22 Oct 2019
Supporting patients to make lifestyle behaviour changes
Nursing Standard

Supporting patients to make lifestyle behaviour changes

Clinical
21 Oct 2019
Photo of a child receiving a vaccination
Nursing Children and Young People

How will the government tackle the drop in children's immunisation rates?

Analysis
18 Oct 2019
The reusable models will avoid single-use inhalers going to landfill Picture: Alamy
Nursing Standard

Reusable inhaler could cut plastic waste

News
16 Oct 2019
Traffic lights
Emergency Nurse

Screening for sepsis: SIRS or qSOFA? A literature review

Clinical
15 Oct 2019
Traffic lights
Emergency Nurse

Screening for sepsis: SIRS or qSOFA? A literature review

Clinical
15 Oct 2019
Validity of a two-question tool in detecting antenatal depression in Malawi
Mental Health Practice

Validity of a two-question tool in detecting antenatal depression in Malawi

Clinical
01 Oct 2019
How learning disability nurses can support self-management for people with asthma
Learning Disability Practice

How learning disability nurses can support self-management for people with asthma

CPD articles
26 Sep 2019
Picture shows a staff member at the canteen of a hospice in London. Lack of breaks and junk food from vending machines are said to contribute to nurses being overweight or obese, and protected mealtimes are being advocated to help tackle the issue.
Nursing Standard

Readers’ panel: Are protected mealtimes for nurses necessary to tackle the workforce’s obesity crisis?

Your views
20 Sep 2019
Picture shows a staff member at the canteen of a hospice in London. Lack of breaks and junk food from vending machines are said to contribute to nurses being overweight or obese, and protected mealtimes are being advocated to help tackle the issue.
Nursing Standard

Readers’ panel: Are protected mealtimes for nurses necessary to tackle the workforce’s obesity crisis?

Your views
20 Sep 2019
Dengue fever
Primary Health Care

Dengue fever

CPD articles
18 Sep 2019
Cancer Nursing Practice

Use of glycated haemoglobin blood test (HbA1c) screening for health promotion in surgical gynaecology oncology patients

Clinical
17 September 2019
Nursing Standard

Stop blaming the anti-vax bogeyman and focus on immunisation services

Comment
13 September 2019
Emergency Nurse

Emergency department attendance is twice as high in most deprived areas

News
13 September 2019
Emergency Nurse

2020’s year of the nurse and midwife offers golden opportunity to profession

Comment
09 September 2019
Nursing Children and Young People

Adolescent safeguarding: a review of the literature

Clinical
28 August 2019
Nursing Standard

Helping nurses to ‘defuse’ after difficult situations

Policy briefing
19 August 2019

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