Reviews
Reviews

Book review: Oxford Manual of Major Incident Management

Posted 20 November 2017 - 15:50

This book is recommended especially for anyone interested in developing their knowledge of major incident management.

This article is for subscribers only

I have a personal subscription
SIGN IN
I don't have a subscription
SUBSCRIBE NOW

Latest print edition

Related articles

Pain management in children

Summary and nursing implications of the latest updates to clinical practice.
20 Apr 2018

Recognition and nursing management of children with non-traumatic limp

Children with acute onset non-traumatic limp often present to emergency departments (EDs)...
09 Mar 2018

Concussion in sport: the importance of accurate and reliable discharge advice

Concussion in sport is a common presentation in urgent and emergency care settings, so it is...
09 Mar 2018

Prudent healthcare in emergency departments: a case study in Wales

To deliver a patient-centred service, emergency departments (EDs) must be efficient,...
09 Mar 2018
5 Most Read Articles

Trainee nursing associates say they need more learning time

One in four trainee nursing associates find placement pressures harm their learning
03 Aug 2018

Government sticks to its nursing associates target figure, despite low uptake

Nursing associate apprenticeships are almost 1,500 below projected numbers
10 Aug 2018

Sepsis deaths in English hospitals went up by more than a third in two years

Professor attributes rise in sepsis mortality to antibiotic resistance and greater awareness
03 Aug 2018

NHS pay offer: GMB members say ‘it's a no from us’

GMB members reject NHS pay offer for England the day before other unions announce ballot
07 Jun 2018

Voices - Being a Care Maker means sharing the spirit of the 6Cs, says Jane Cummings

Last month a celebration event was held for Care Makers – those volunteers who act as...
09 Mar 2016
Jobs

Journals
Other RCNi websites