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The basics of clinical supervision Nursing in Practice

WebThe main functions of clinical supervision can be categorised utilising Proctors’ model12,13 as follows: Normative: reviewing, maintaining and developing …

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How the practice nurse role has evolved Nursing in Practice

WebThe changes in practice nursing have been immense. Now the studying never stops and the role is more holistic, covering everything in some chronic disease …

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The power of patient feedback Nursing in Practice

WebPatient feedback is a vital source of information to help NHS and social care decision makers understand if care is working. It can enable the NHS to spot issues and …

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The rise in eating disorders: How can nurses help

WebThe past few years have seen a significant rise in the numbers of people with eating disorders across the UK. Hospital admissions have risen by 84% since 2017, with …

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The importance of a healthy diet and exercise Nursing in Practice

WebEating a healthy balanced diet accompanied by regular exercise is essential in maintaining physical and mental health and well-being. Not only are these effective in preventing …

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Promoting an active lifestyle Nursing in Practice

WebWhat nurses can do Simply talking to patients about how active they are in everyday life can trigger awareness about personal health behaviour. Nurses can play …

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My journey to advanced nurse practitioner in primary care

WebThere are four distinct pillars to advanced clinical practice to which every advanced practitioner must align their practice and subsequent continued professional …

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How to help your patients lead healthier lives Nursing in Practice

WebConsideration was given to: · Room availability. · Educative evidence material around the subject that was to be discussed. · Personnel to lead and back up the programme. · Flip …

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Reducing the harms of alcohol Nursing in Practice

WebThere are six effective elements in a brief intervention when using the FRAMES model: Offering Feedback on current risk level. Emphasising that change is the …

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Virtual wards: a bridge between hospitals and the community

WebWiliam Hunter talks to nurses and other healthcare professionals who are pioneering virtual wards in their workplaces, asking if the model can deliver on ambitious …

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Malnutrition in older people matters Nursing in Practice

WebThe number of older people over 75, at highest risk of malnutrition, is projected to almost double in the next 25 years (Rutherford 2012). Older people living in …

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Providing contraceptive care Nursing in Practice

WebThe most effective methods are long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC). Practice nurses can only be expected to deliver a sexual health service if they …

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The effective mentor and supervisor Nursing in Practice

WebSuccess in mentoring and supervision depends on enthusiasm, adequate preparation, time, and organisational support. Attributes of an effective mentor include: …

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Effective wound care Nursing in Practice

WebEvery patient´s healing needs and wound are unique, which will present ever-changing challenges to the clinician. Guest et al (2015) 1 estimated the annual NHS cost of …

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Hydrocolloid dressings: the essential guide Nursing in Practice

WebHydrocolloid dressings: the essential guide. Una Adderley. 01 Sep 2004. Hydrocolloids have been available for clinical use for over 20 years. They were one of …

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Skin assessment and the language of dermatology

WebJulie Van Onselen. 10 Feb 2016. Key skin assessment and language of dermatology learning points: – A holistic skin assessment should include physical examination and …

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Midwives play an essential role in promoting public health

WebMidwifery practice directly impacts the health of mum and baby, supporting midwives to deliver key public health messages is a pivotal role of the public health …

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Managing telephone assessment and triage Nursing in Practice

WebPrevious studies suggest that around 50% of nurse-triage calls may be handled by telephone advice alone, but most have been small or focused on out-of-hours …

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Supporting patients with eating disorders Nursing in Practice

WebSupporting patients with eating disorders. Mandy Scott. 19 Jan 2018. Key learning points: Key indicators of an eating disorder include weight changes, avoiding …

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Time to address whistleblowing concerns across the NHS

WebWhistleblowers within the NHS have often felt scared to speak up, fearing backlash and unfair treatment. But things are changing, and more employees are coming …

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