Frailty assessment in older patients in the emergency department
Screening for frailty can ensure appropriate clinical decisions are made
18 Jul 2023
Heather Jarman
Assessment and management of pelvic fractures from high-energy trauma in adults
Enhance your knowledge of risks associated with pelvic fractures caused by high-energy trauma
07 Mar 2023
Clinical research: how getting involved gives your professional development a boost
Tips for taking an active role in nurse research, and why it’s exciting and rewarding work
27 May 2021
Screening and management of unintentional low-level carbon monoxide exposure in the ED
The pathophysiology, signs and symptoms of patients with low-level carbon monoxide exposure
13 Apr 2021
Nurses can play a pivotal role in emergency department research
If you have ever thought you should be involved in research, act on it
18 Mar 2019
Invasive haemodynamic monitoring: the role of emergency nurses in helping to provide...
Accurate monitoring of critically ill patients in emergency departments (EDs) is crucial to providing the information needed to optimise patient outcome.
01 Apr 2007
The emergency care nurse role: a clinical staff attitude survey
The emergency care nurse (ECN) role was introduced in the emergency department (ED) at St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, London, in January 2006. This was in response to a rise in both the number of patients presenting with complex critical care needs and in the problems associated with ensuring a consistent level of nursing proficiency in this area.
01 Mar 2007