Suspected sepsis: assessment and management in the emergency department
Refreshing ED nurses’ knowledge of the pathophysiology and signs and symptoms of sepsis
Our continuing professional development (CPD) articles are designed to assist with your nursing skills and practice.
Refreshing ED nurses’ knowledge of the pathophysiology and signs and symptoms of sepsis
The aetiology and signs and symptoms of adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes
Nurses' role in patient education on signs and symptoms of DVT and PE and rationale for thromboprophylaxis
Using a triage algorithm and clinical reasoning to support decision-making in the ED
A prognostic model predicting complications helps nurses to asses risk and level of care required
How nurses can manage patients' expectations in a busy and unpredictable environment
The unique challenges of having to care for patients in non-clinical areas
Nurses working in EDs can help ensure that the care needs of dying patients and their families are addressed
Overview of epidemiological perspectives including the nurse’s role in antibiotic stewardship
Familiarise yourself with frailty screening tools often used in emergency care settings
This can be achieved by nurses developing cultural knowledge and interpersonal skills
Understand how to assess and manage patients with vaso-occlusive crisis in the ED