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<p>The hand hygiene of patients has been neglected and should be emphasised.

14 May 2003

<p>Background The concept of self-efficacy has been proposed as a suitable outcome measure in psychiatry.

07 May 2003

<p>Nurses play an increasingly crucial role in ensuring that patients receive the best possible care, and strive to lead innovations in health care.

07 May 2003
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Background This article summarises the findings of an international systematic review of patient handling.

30 Apr 2003

<p>The author describes the way in which nursing knowledge is developing through medical humanities.

30 Apr 2003

<p>Aim To study attitudes towards Rampton Hospital by reviewing the attitudes of external students and professionals in training following an arranged guided tour of the h

23 Apr 2003

<p>The purpose of this draft position statement on nursing research and development is to serve as a consultation document, in the profession and with other key stakeholde

23 Apr 2003

<p>Autonomic dysreflexia is a syndrome that affects those with a spinal cord lesion above the mid-thoracic level.

23 Apr 2003

<p>This article raises awareness of the risks of irritant contact dermatitis among different occupational groups, especially healthcare professionals, and suggests strateg

16 Apr 2003

<p>The author outlines a model that can be used to separate nursing tasks from talking to patients.

16 Apr 2003

<p>Student nurses are required to undergo assessment in their practice placements as part of their pre-registration programme.

16 Apr 2003

<p>The global incidence of tuberculosis (TB) is rising.

16 Apr 2003

<p>This article examines the complexities of heel ulcers. Treatments now considered outdated and potentially hazardous are discussed as are modern treatments that may reduce the development of heel ulcers.</p>

16 Apr 2003

Since the attacks of September 11 2001 in the United States, and the subsequent anthrax scares, the approach to preparing for and dealing with major incidents has had to be re-thought.

09 Apr 2003

Although eye treatment is an important aspect of patient care, nurses may not always be aware of the implications of inadequate treatment of ophthalmic conditions.

09 Apr 2003

<p>Background Clinical supervision is accepted as important in all areas of nursing. There are various methods available for conducting clinical supervision but the most commonly used is self-reporting by the supervisee to his or her supervisor.

02 Apr 2003

<p>While an adverse event involving a medical device is often ascribed to either user error or device failure, the causes are typically multifactorial.

02 Apr 2003

<p>Background Generally, it is now accepted that the long-term outcomes are better for those who are able to see the body of a loved one as it helps people who are grieving to come to terms with the death.</p> <p>Conclusion While the evidence indicates that seeing the body of a

26 Mar 2003

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