Clinical

<p>QUALITY HEALTH CARE is the key objective of the health service in Scotland, but h

25 Oct 1999

The author determined, by means of a small que

19 Oct 1999

<p>This article describes what happened in one region of England where 59 nurses who

19 Oct 1999

<p>Nurses have a valuable role to play in screening for dementia and depression in o

19 Oct 1999

IT IS NOW recognised that the patient’s perspe

12 Oct 1999

This week’s National Association of Theatre Nu

12 Oct 1999

Patients undergoing surgery run the added risk

12 Oct 1999

Research into the importance of skin cleansing

12 Oct 1999

<p>If it's October it must be the annual congress of the National Association o

12 Oct 1999

<p>THE NATIONAL Lecturer Practitioner Forum (NLPF), based at the Foundation of Nursi

11 Oct 1999

Turning patients who are immobile is usually u

05 Oct 1999

Risk assessment tools for pressure sores are c

05 Oct 1999

Ulceration of the lower extremities is one of the most important medicosocial problems (Skobelkin et al 1990).

05 Oct 1999

<p>Rheumatoid arthritis is rarely seen as a serious public health issue, yet it is the single largest cause of disability in the UK (Badley and Tennant 1993). In this qualitative study patients were interviewed about the physical and social effects of the disease.</p>

05 Oct 1999

Filming people in hospital poses ethical problems for researchers, film-makers and healthcare staff. This article describes the safeguards which need to be put in place to protect patients and those who may be filmed during the course of their work.

28 Sep 1999

I DO NOT BELIEVE that an international language (Clark 1999a) can take account of what nursing is in practical terms. To nurse someone is to enter into a relationship that has personal and social dimensions.

28 Sep 1999

<p>FOR THE government's clinical governance agenda to become a reality, all nurses must be equipped with the skills to appraise critically the quality of research evidence and evaluate the quality of the care they deliver.

28 Sep 1999

<p>A small-scale study carried out by student nurses revealed ward curtains to be a source of contaminants and bacteria, including MRSA. Patients and medical staff can contaminate and be contaminated by bacteria which may be a source of cross-infection.

28 Sep 1999

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