News

Call for more guidance on how to deal with potentially fatal button battery cases

Kat Keogh
Posted 27 June 2019 - 11:26

Health professionals ‘need better decision-making tools’ related to swallowed batteries

This is a free article for registered users

I'm already registered
SIGN IN
I would like to
REGISTER to read this article

This article is not available as part of an institutional subscription. Why is this? You can register for free access.

Jobs

Related articles

Too many nurses in England are reaching ‘burnout or breaking point’, RCN warns

College responds to report revealing staff shortages and inadequate care
15 Oct 2019

Screening for sepsis: SIRS or qSOFA? A literature review

Evidence from this article led to the creation of a screening tool developed by the author
15 Oct 2019

Safeguarding partners: what children’s nurses need to know

How will the new safeguarding partners differ from local safeguarding children’s boards?
14 Oct 2019

Sepsis Six update emphasises importance of early intervention by a senior clinician

Find out how revised tool helps you escalate concerns if you suspect a patient has sepsis
14 Oct 2019
5 Most Read Articles

Being a nurse in the menopause: why it’s no time for taboos

Women coping with menopause symptoms deserve support and empathy in the workplace
17 Oct 2019

UCAS deletes ‘misleading and offensive’ advice on nursing after Twitter backlash

RCN intervenes as nurses pour scorn on UCAS for downplaying the profession
17 Oct 2019

I’m proud to be training as a nursing associate – and let me tell you why

Misunderstood role is no mere stepping stone – it has a distinctive place in the nursing team
10 Oct 2019

Sepsis Six update: the important changes every nurse needs to know about

UK Sepsis Trust reviews first step in its screening and management tool
11 Oct 2019

Let’s talk about the menopause at work

After struggling with symptoms, a nurse chief executive is promoting a culture of openness
17 Oct 2019
Journals
Other RCNi websites