Intended for healthcare professionals

Nursing Older People

Keep your practice up to date with the latest clinical articles

Person-centred communication with people with dementia
25 Jan 2023
Experiences of mealtime assistance delivered by volunteers: an extended literature review
11 Jan 2023
Open access
Preventing falls in older people on mental health inpatient wards: a quality improvement project
14 Dec 2022
Understanding the effects of adverse childhood experiences on older people
07 Dec 2022
MORE

COVID-19 centre

To help all nurses and healthcare professionals during this period,
we've made our most relevant articles and learning modules free

Table of contents

01 March 2008 | Vol 20, Issue 2
Care

Carer-driven dementia education for professionals

Jim Ellis

End-of-Iife care for patients with dementia

Jane Chatterjee

Providing rehabilitation services for people with dementia through intermediate care

Simon Evans

Journals scan

Cranberry juice just one weapon in the war on blocked catheters

Journal scan

Revising policies to stop the spread of Clostridium difficile

Ruth Sander

An invasion of privacy or a good source of companionship and

Knowing when you must comply with a patient’s ‘advance decision’

The horror for those with Alzheimer’s who are aware of memory loss

The latest on assessing eligibility for NHS-funded continuing care

Responding to the increased hypothermia risks in older people

Don’t quote me

Dr Adrian Wagg

Ask the experts

The MCA and end-of-life care

Clare Abley

Feature

How to promote a healthier tomorrow

Brushing up on oral hygiene

Christian Duffin

Media watch

and in other news…

Agents provocateur

Daniel Allen

Comment

Mind the gap

Les Bright

The global perspective

Deborah Sturdy

The global perspective

Setting a good example

lain Carpenter

News analysis

Scotland may no longer remain ‘the free’ for those over 65

Rebecca Neno

Analysis

Exorcising their demons

Thelma Agnew

News

…while homely setting found better for sufferers

Hospitals’ nutritional failings continue

Dementia should be made top priority, declares MR committee

New one-stop complaints

News in brief

Homes not reducing fees

Scots ‘champion’ for older people

Paul Dinsdale

Editorial

More prevention than cure

Karen Birmingham

Share this page

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Twitter Share to Twitter More...

01 March 2008 / Vol 20 issue 2

Previous Next

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIGITAL EDITION

SUBSCRIBE

5 Most Read Articles
  1. Exorcising the demon of dementia

    The author Terry Pratchett, who was diagnosed with early...

  2. Communicating with older people with dementia

    Being able to communicate with older people with dementia...

  3. Using the Newcastle Model to understand people whose behaviour challenges in dementia care

    National guidance for working with people whose behaviour...

  4. An overview of appetite decline in older people

    Poor appetite is a common problem in older people living at...

  5. Dementia and the person-centred care approach

    Approaches to care that focus solely on biomedical needs are...

Journals
Other RCNi websites