Clinical
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.
Exploring support strategies for improving nursing student retention
What some HEIs offer and how this may increase the likelihood of students staying on a course
Pharmacological management of chronic heart failure
Update your knowledge of the common medicines used to treat chronic heart failure
Prostate cancer: understanding patients’ treatment options
How to support patients to make informed decisions about their care
Supporting patients to achieve remission of type 2 diabetes
The link between diet, weight loss programmes and remission - and how to advise your patients
Partnership working between nurses and patients’ families in critical care
Practical interventions that can improve care delivery in this setting
Transforming staff training at an acute trust in response to COVID-19
Understand the changes required when moving from face-to-face to virtual training
Identifying and managing adverse drug reactions to promote medicines adherence
Expand your knowledge of how nurses can reduce medicines-related harm
Providing palliative and end of life care for people with advanced disease
How to manage some of the common physical, psychological and emotional symptoms
Supporting the emotional well-being of patients with diabetes mellitus in primary care
Enhance your understanding of diabetes distress and major depressive disorder
Self-harm and suicide: occurrence, risk assessment and management for general nurses
Learn about evidence-based approaches and how to work collaboratively with service users
Preventing healthcare-associated infections by decontaminating the clinical environment
Understand and address barriers to adherence to infection prevention and control guidance
Providing music therapy for people with dementia in an acute mental health setting
Enhance your knowledge of the benefits of music therapy for this patient group