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31 March 2017 | Vol 29, Issue 3
Careers

‘Nurses need to find a voice to challenge the status quo’

Layla Haidrani

CPD

Pressure ulcer prevention in care home settings

Michael Ellis

Evidence & Practice

Practice improvement as a result of an end of life care programme for care homes

Angela Springett

Nursing care for people with delirium superimposed on dementia

Claire Pryor, Amanda Clarke

Book review

Deprivation of Liberty: Collected Guidance

Marc Cornock

Dementia Care at a Glance

Gary Mitchell

Opinion

Writing can seriously improve your health

Deborah Llewelyn

Correct use of inhalers is our responsibility

Jane Scullion, Monica Fletcher

Research focus

Healthcare decision-making: past, present and future, in light of a diagnosis of dementia

Rachel Thompson, Caroline Scates

Challenges in implementing an advance care planning programme in long-term care

Rachel Thompson, Caroline Scates

Advance care planning for people with dementia

Rachel Thompson, Caroline Scates

Policy briefing

Ask dying adults about their spiritual beliefs

Erin Dean

Journal scan

Vitamin D supplementation effective in preventing acute respiratory tract infections

Ruth Sander

Obstructive sleep apnoeahypopnoea syndrome and cognitive impairments

Ruth Sander

Nutritional standards needed for ready meals to avoid micronutrient deficiencies

Ruth Sander

Analysis

‘Long way to go’ for high quality end of life care

Petra Kendall-Raynor

News

Around the world

Noticeboard

Nurse-led team commended for specialist Parkinson’s disease service

Story in numbers

This year’s award finalists revealed

ANPs can improve older people’s care

Sight loss charity calls for nurse training in care homes

Chris Longhurst

Editorial

Nurses need access to high-quality education in end of life care

Nicky Hayes

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