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01 December 2006 | Vol 18, Issue 11 Print Edition
Email interview

Sheila Payne

Journal scan

Good system control for patients with non-malignant illnesses

Ruth Sander

Coping mechanisms can help patients with pressure ulcers

Ruth Sander

Problems in patients undergoing orthopaedic procedures

Swallowing assessment for stroke patients

Assessment of suffering levels in end-stage dementia

Under-investigation in TIA and minor stroke leads to under-treatment

Interventions to reduce fragmented sleep

Gerontological care and practice

Developing a guide to improve the quality of nurses’ handover

Wendy Fenton

Therapeutic touch and dementia care: an ongoing journey

Donna Doherty, Stephen Wright, Barry Aveyard, Meg Sykes

Person-centred care

Rhetoric is not enough

Claire Welford

Nutrition

Dietary focus

Jennifer Trueland

Book review

Pathways to Care: Common Induction Standards

Decisions and dilemmas in care homes

Positive Ageing: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals and Consumers

Care registration

Missed opportunity?

Richard Berry

Cardiovascular

Matters of the heart

Robert Short

Stroke

Improving outcomes

Emma Dorey

Positive images

Pride and prejudice

Christian Duffin

Media watch

And in other news…

Ageing is a nationwide issue

Daniel Allen

Comment

Taking time to care

Les Bright

News analysis

News analysis

Thelma Agnew

Alzheimer drugs: who benefits under NICE?

Thelma Agnew

The effects of a debt ridden NHS

Rebecca Neno

News

News In brief

Stroke survivors need information on discharge to help speed recovery

Older people at risk of death during winter

News

Dignity champions

Making dignity ‘absolutely central’ in care

Sarah Harrison

Editorial

Courage in expertise

Deborah Sturdy

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