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What can nurses do about the health of their patients?

17 December 1988

Nursing Standard

Commentary

We face a changing demographic pattern in the UK - a pattern which will wholly change how we think' about healthcare, who wall provide it and for whom, and what we...

Duty bound

28 April 1999

Nursing Standard

Perspectives: outlook

Despite government assurances that. care will be taken in any dispersal of Kosovar refugees around the' country, anyone who has any experience of what happens to...

Confidentiality and HIV testing

03 September 1988

Nursing Standard

Clinical feature

There are great problems surrounding confidentiality and HIV testing for a variety of reasons. One is that the whole AIDS scare has produced an irrational 'moral...

What can nurses do about the health of their patients?

18 September 1990

Nursing Standard

Commentary

We face a changing demographic pattern in the UK - a pattern which will wholly change how we think’ about healthcare, who will provide it and for whom, and what we...

Time to care

04 September 1996

Nursing Standard

Perspective

FOR SOME years now I have been a vice president of the RCN, though I am not a nurse. I also serve on the GMC, but am not a doctor. I am an admirer of health...

Why spirituality is essential for nurses

12 June 2012

Nursing Standard

Features

This article presents the case for ‘engaged spirituality’ as the key to improving nurses’ ability to cope under pressure and remain compassionate towards patients....

An unhealthy relationship?

17 May 1995

Nursing Standard

Book review

Should women worry about their relationship with the health care industry? Julia Neuberger reviews a new publication which questions the worth of screening...

Spiritual expression

12 June 2013

Nursing Standard

Feature

Last year Stephen Wright and Julia Neuberger published a manifesto in Nursing Standard that claimed a central place for spirituality in health care. Here, they...