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01 July 1994 | Vol 6, Issue 4 Print Edition
Diary

Diary

Mobility

Travel lifts available

Safety in hoisting

Portable ramp is easy to manoeuvre

Designer appliances

Straight-flight stairlift

Security in kit form

Rehabilitation products

Compact scootering

Products

Nurse call alarm

Safety in flame retardant fabrics

Firm but comfortable chair ranges

Identification is no longer a chore

New systems launch

Complete system for incontinence

Residential bedroom furniture

In conversation

As I was saying...

Pat Young

Book review

Law and Professions conduct in nursing 2nd edition

Bridgit Dimond

Ethics: nursing people with special needs, part II

Paul Bonham

Ethics: nursing people with special needs, part 1

Kevin Kendrick

Royal college Of Nursing

Caught in the Act

Brendan McCormack

FOCUS on research

Maria Scurfield, James Marr

Practice review

Information update

Weight in first year predicts ‘adult peak bone mass’

Lifting

Handling with hoists

Continuing education

Sexuality in later life

Gill Garrett

Cardiology

Pacemakers in elderly people

Kevin F Fox

Infection control

Preventing infection in nursing homes

Linda Nazarko

Community care

Day care with a difference

Lesley Bray

Nursing homes

A vulnerable view of care

Tariq Hussain

Nursing in europe

Not for polite society

Stephen G Wright

News

Elderly patients cannot be in the fast lane

Call for ‘one set of regulations’ for all homes

News in brief

Two shortlisted for awards in 94

Carers’ needs go unassessed

NCHA welcomes report

News in brief

News

Editorial

No defence for cruelty

Linda Thomas

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