A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
Clinical
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A reflection on an incident observed while commuting relating to the issue of data protection
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This literature review identifies the challenges of delivering consistent palliative care
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Despite the prevalent cultural stereotype that people’s sexual activity declines or ceases
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A study of the process of diagnosing a patient and other factors
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Qualitative study on how health and social care staff perceived their preparedness
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An understanding of the need for immunisation against meningitis is essential in primary care
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Bringing together women’s perspectives using a thematic synthesis
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This article reflects on the value and outcomes of two projects commissioned by NHS Englan
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This literature review considers the personal and practice implications
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A look at the benefits of giving clinicians and patients access to technology-enabled care
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A scoping review of ten years of literature examined pre-registration nurse placements
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The needs and challenges of people with CHD in the community and primary care
Steps need to be taken to meet the statutory duties of identifying and assessing such carers
This article looks at how parents and carers can use text messaging to have safe and secure conversations with health visitors about a range of issues.
This article describes innovations in the recognition and management of at risk and deteriorating adult patients at home.
The acuity of patients being seen and treated in primary care is changing.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common problem in men who have diabetes. However, ED assessment is often overlooked in primary care. This article explores the barriers to assessing ED in primary care and possible solutions practice nurses can use to overcome them.
Good communication is vital in all health settings. If nurses are to support lifestyle and behaviour change, we need additional ways of communicating. Evidence shows coaching and guiding is more effective than traditional directive methods at supporting behaviour change.
