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The aim of this article, the fourth of seven
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<p>Aim To investigate whether national vocational qualifications (NVQs) have the pot
<p>The aim of this article, the third in this series on the Seven Steps to Patient S
<p>Aim To identify smoking prevalence and behaviour in clients who are human immunod
<p>The shadowing scheme supports nursing students in learning how to manage and iden
<p>This is the second in a series of seven articles on the National Patient Safety A
<p>The ability to describe and analyse published literature on a topic and develop d
<p>This is the first article in a series of seven based on the Seven Steps to Patien
<p> Aim To establish whether or not community nurse practitioners</p> <p>
Aim To establish whether or not community nurse practiti
<p>This article discusses the use of peer education to reduce sexually transmitted i
<p>Prone positioning is a technique used to treat patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Nurses are ideally placed to initiate and manage prone positioning. This article examines the etiology of ARDS and how nurses can identify this condition.
Prone positioning is a technique used to treat patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Nurses are ideally placed to initiate and manage prone positioning.
<p>Aim To determine whether the allocation of single rooms in a large NHS trust hospital was based on clear criteria and whether patient choice was reflected in this practice.</p> <p>Method Structured interviews were conducted with nursing staff and patients.
<p>Part one of this article describes the development of the nurse practitioner role in the UK.
<p>Nurses with a prescribing qualification are now able to prescribe catheters and catheter management products. However, they must use research and best evidence to inform their prescribing decisions.
<p>Continuous bladder irrigation is a widely used procedure following urological surgery. Nurses monitor patients to minimise complications and to provide an accurate record of fluid input and output.
