A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
Clinical
This article describes an evaluation of the use of the VERA (validati
This article outlines a plan for a change project to improve the qual
Many people with dementia have other complex health needs, including
Febrile convulsion is characterised by convulsion associated with fev
Family planning gives individuals and couples control and choice over
Independent non-medical prescribing has made significant advances in
Advance care planning is the basis for delivering person-centred end
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Examining the effects of prone positioning in patients with ARDS
Type 1 diabetes is a challenging and complex disorder to manage, and
Coeliac disease is an immune-mediated systemic disorder caused by ing
This article discusses issues that might count as ‘ethical’ in the ca
This article discusses the issues associated with disseminating resea
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the regulator for health and social care in England. It sets and monitors standards of care and has legal powers to take action when those standards are not met.
There is a lack of recognition by staff working in healthcare and social services that people under the age of 65 can develop dementia, according to families affected by early onset of the condition.
This article which forms part of the research series addresses scientific rigour in quantitative research. It explores the basis and use of quantitative research and the nature of scientific rigour.
This article explores perspectives on qualitative research and the variety of views concerning rigour in the research process.
This article reports on the introduction of an innovative computer-based system developed to record and report pressure ulcer risk and incidence at an acute NHS trust.
This article outlines an innovative way of preventing pressure ulcers in the acute hospital setting. A programme using Rapid Spread Methodology was undertaken to reduce hospital-acquired pressure ulcers over a short period of time.
