Sepsis
Retired nurse died after DNACPR patient notes mix up, inquest finds
Coroner rules that neglect contributed to Patricia Dawson’s death in the ED
Spotting the signs of sepsis in people receiving anticancer treatment
Nurses need to be aware of the signs and immediately refer patients for assessment
Sepsis guidance update: how do I need to change my practice?
Nurse specialist explains the importance of more targeted antibiotic use
Martha’s rule roll-out: how nurses will be involved
New rule gives patients and families access to urgent second opinion if concerned about care
Updated sepsis guidance ensures more targeted use of antibiotics
New advice gives more time to decide on antibiotic use for those less severely ill
Why nurses must support patients' right to a second opinion
We talk to the lead nurse of a service for raising concerns about patient care
Hospital appoints lead sepsis nurse to educate staff on warning signs after boy’s death
Nurse will support patients, families and colleagues to detect and treat cases quickly
UTIs in older people: how to recognise signs and manage symptoms
Tips to help you prevent or minimise adverse effects and potentially serious outcomes
PEWS could be a great leap forward as long as you have the staff to use it
New initiatives are to be welcomed, but investment in children’s nursing is a priority
How the new paediatric early warning system works and what it means for you
The system offers a standardised approach to responding when a child becomes seriously unwell
New early warning system will prioritise parental concerns about deterioration
A new national standardised system monitors signs of deterioration in children
Crucial role for nurses in helping reduce sepsis deaths
Regular in-depth training could help nurses ensure warning signs are spotted