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Our clinical nursing articles aim to inform and educate nurse practitioners and students. This is achieved through the publication of peer-reviewed, evidence-based, relevant and topical articles.

Nurse-to-nurse referral of patients in early pregnancy

This article describes the development, testing, evaluation and implementation of a nurse-to...

Brain tumours in children: reducing time to diagnosis

Although the leading cause of childhood, cancer-related deaths, initial presentations of...

Management of calcium channel blocker overdose

The management of patients who have overdosed with calcium channel blockers (CCBs), which...

Rapid sequence induction in urgent care settings

In the management of critically ill patients in emergency departments, rapid sequence...

Congenital and acquired umbilical hernias: examination and treatment

Many adults and children with painful swellings to the abdomen present to emergency...

Treating people with cardiac chest pain: role of paramedics

Paramedics’ abilities to carry out quick, accurate and prioritised assessments of patients...

Comparison of splinting and casting in the management of torus fracture

Torus, or buckle, fractures are unique to, and common in, children, but their treatment...

Identifying and treating a life-threatening disease

Meningococcal septicaemia is a life-threatening condition that all nurses working in...

Automated cardiopulmonary resuscitation: a case study

Rates of survival after cardiac arrest are low and correlate with the quality of...

Recognising and managing acute hyponatraemia

A significant amount of clinicians’ time is spent managing patients with complications...

Airway management in patients with brain injury

Research has highlighted potential for changes in the technique and implementation of the...

Tranexamic acid in patients with major injuries and blood loss

In the UK, care for people with major injuries has improved since the introduction of trauma...

Pre-hospital treatment of traumatic rhabdomyolysis

Described as the pathological breakdown of skeletal muscle tissue in response to major...

Sudden death in emergency care: responding to bereaved relatives

Many emergency nurses find it difficult to support relatives whose loved ones are being...

Haemorrhage control: lessons from the military

Traumatic injuries with haemorrhage are among the leading causes of death in military and...

Recognising and managing decompression illness

Seen primarily in scuba divers who have breathed compressed air, decompression illness is a...

Ingestion or aspiration of foreign bodies by children

Ingestion and aspiration of foreign bodies are common reasons for children presenting to...

Caring for Patients at High Speed

Aim The aim of this article is to explore whether ambulance clinicians in Sweden perceive...

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