Person-centred care

Breaking bad news: a nurse comforts a patient’s relative after breaking bad news about their care
Person-centred care

Breaking bad news: how to develop your skills and confidence

Advice from experienced and newly registered nurses on dealing with difficult conversations
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Compassionate communication with patients: illustration of a community nurse sitting on a sofa with a patient and putting their hand on their arm
Clinical skills

Compassionate communication skills: 7 tips for nursing students

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Clinical skills

Wound assessment and management: a guide for nursing students

Learn about the types of wounds you will encounter in practice and how to treat them
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Clinical placements

How to show leadership and organisation skills as a nursing student

Students on GP placement found ‘lost’ patients who were missing out on vital diabetes care
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Person-centred care

What a career in community nursing really looks like – and where to start

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Clinical placements

Considering an elective placement overseas? Here’s what you need to know

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Person-centred care

Co-producing transgender awareness training for healthcare students and professionals

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Clinical placements

What to expect from a placement with a district nursing team

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Clinical placements

What to expect from a clinical placement in a prison: tips from a nursing student

How the reality of prison healthcare challenged my preconceived ideas
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Person-centred care

Reasonable adjustments: what do I need to know and how can I adapt my practice?

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Person-centred care

Pain assessment and management: the knowledge and skills you need

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Person-centred care

Cardiac pacing: principles, interventions and patient support

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Clinical placements

What is unprofessional behaviour and how can I avoid it?

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Person-centred care

What is personalised care and why is it so important?

Advice for students on shared decision-making and the value of asking ‘what matters to you?’
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