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01 February 2006 | Vol 18, Issue 1 Print Edition
Email interview

Empowering the people

Book review

The Simplicity of Dementia

Henry A Minardi

Huntingdon’s Disease – A Nursing Guide. Applying the Roper, Logan and Tierney Model of Nursing

Raylene Fastier

Depression in later life

Henry A Minardi

Report

Caring for Carers: Recognising, Valuing and Supporting the Caring Role

Website watch

Department of health England

Media watch

A sideways look at images of age

Journal scan

Meeting the holistic needs of dependent older people

Ruth Sander

Mental capacity assessments and discharge decisions

Ruth Sander

Journal scan

Ruth Sander

Journal scan

Ruth Sander

Depression

Ruth Sander

General

Taking tympanic temperature

Philip Woodrow

CPD

Anxiety and depression

Jill Manthorpe, Steve Iliffe

Care

Evaluation of an integrated falls education group programme

Eileen Mitchell

From theory to practice: capturing the uniqueness of nursing

Christine Smith

Ask the experts Spirituality in care

Frances Grant, Jane Buswell, Angie Clegg, Gwynn Grout, Henry A Minardi, Anna Morgan

Feature

Beating abuse

Thelma Agnew

News comment

England: progress made, more to be done

Deborah Sturdy

Northern Ireland: 2006 means excitement ahead

Siobhan Rooney

Wales: making connections

Paul Dinsdale

Scotland: meeting the challenges

Winona Samet

News

News

Care services helping more older people to live alone

Men more vulnerable to loneliness in older age, say campaigners

QOF is a ‘missed opportunity’ to improve osteoporosis care

Patients with prostate cancer have ‘unacceptable’ experience of NHS

News In brief

Stop elder abuse campaign

Editorial

Leaders need followers to sustain change

Hazel Heath

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