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<p>Aim To identify and explore the manual handling risks for patients and caregivers
<p>This article explores the problem of wound-related pain.
<p>This article, the seventh in a series of eight, covers a range of issues that nur
<p>The incidence of pressure ulcers in the community and in acute settings is a conc
<p>This article discusses the role and responsibilities of the registered nurse in p
<p>Forensic investigation is mandated not only in cases of criminal Injury or death,
<p>This article reviews the routes by which microorganisms may contaminate vascular
<p>Dangers exist wherever water is present, and death resulting from submersion in w
<p>Effective management of vulnerable wound margins and fragile skin in the area per
<p>Honey was commonly used to treat wounds until the introduction of antibiotics.
<p>This article, the third in a series of eight, discusses the management of some of
<p>Large numbers of women need gynaecological interventions for a range of problems
<p>Given the trend to manage patients with more severe exacerbations of chronic respiratory conditions in the community, nurses will increasingly be required to assess and manage acutely breathless patients outside of hospitals.
<p>Success in first aid is based on the ability to make the most of the resources available and on maintaining the casualty in the best possible condition until specialist help arrives.
<p>Acute respiratory tract infections (ARIs) caused by viruses are not easily treated, so public health measures to prevent transmission are important. Most ARIs cause only mild, self-limiting illnesses.
<p>Arterial catheters are commonly used to monitor blood pressure continuously and to take blood gas samples from patients in intensive care units. The National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) issued a rapid response report in 2008 because of a number of incidents related to their use.
<p>Many people experience digestive discomfort at some time in their lives. It affects those who are healthy and unhealthy, and in some cases can signal a more serious underlying condition.
Arterial catheters are commonly used to monitor blood pressure continuously and to take blood gas samples from patients in intensive care units.
