Nurse’s failure to ask basic questions meant ‘abundant’ evidence of risk was missed
Clinical
This article, the third in a series of 11, provides guidance to new and existing mentors and...
Risk management for people with dementia has traditionally focused on preventing physical harm...
Accurate and considered wound assessment is essential to fulfil professional nursing...
This article, the second in a series of 11, provides support and offers advice to new and...
Spiritual care is an essential aspect of caring for people with dementia. It can improve their...
Compassionate care is a priority in current healthcare policy. However, its definition is...
Dementia is a life-limiting condition that is largely a disease of ageing. However, older...
This is the first article in a series of 11 that will offer guidance to new and existing...
The need to obtain research ethical approval is common to all research involving human...
An integrated care organisation requires a flexible workforce with a variable skill mix in all...
While it is widely accepted that the environment has an important role in transmission of...
The approach to nursing in long-term care settings for people living with dementia continues to...
This article reviews the current situation regarding the provision of education and training for...
Dementia remains a significant health and social care concern in the UK. Cases of dementia are...
This article presents a literature review of the benefits of pulmonary rehabilitation in the...
