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.

Establishing a research nurses’ forum

RESEARCH NURSES are increasingly employed tounder take various roles in the...

Attempting to set up a randomised controlled trial

Aim The aim of this article is to provide an account of an attempt to set up a randomised...

Cancer nursing education

THIS PROJECT involved an extensive literature review (Langton et al 1999) and an...

Bowel preparation for rectal and colonic investigation

Background Nurses need to have a clear understanding of the reasons for effective bowel...

Research, ethics and the data protection legislation

As nursing research becomes more common, so does the issue of whether or not patients should...

Information and support for people with eczema

Growing concern at the increase in eczema sufferers, has led the National Eczema Society to...

Auditing deaths from epilepsy

EPILEPSY CAUSES about 1,000 deaths each year in the UK (Nash and Brown 1996) and is...

Manchester clinical supervision scale

RECENT POLICY changes have highlighted the importance of clinical supervision (CS)...

Communication problems of hearing-impaired patients

Aim The main objective of this national survey was to check the findings of an earlier pilot...

Improving quality of primary health care in a Sudanese dispensary

Nursing in a poverty-stricken war zone means working with poor facilities and coping with...

The ‘new genetics’ and nursing: what does it have to do with me?

Recent developments in genetics mean that this previously specialised subject is now...

The policy context

IN HER plenary address to the RCN International Nursing Research conference in...

Distance learning for post-registered nursing: the facts

Aim To explore nurses’ perceptions and evaluate the potential of distance learning as a...

Assessment and learning in post-registration nurse education

Assessment in nurse education concentrates too much on academic abilities and fails to...

Computerised databases in infection control

The use of databases in health care is expanding. Systems are now available specifically...

Are nursing theories holistic?

Nursing theories, while claiming to present models of holistic nursing care, do not...

Establishing a mental health liaison nurse service: lessons for the future

Mental health liaison nursing teams are developing across the UK with a diverse...

Spiritual care in nursing: a systematic approach

Ian Govier suggests that patients will benefit if nurses adopt a systematic approach to...

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