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Life or death decisions

09 July 2009

Emergency Nurse

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So far, most cases of ‘swine flu’ have been mild, but healthcare professionals have been warned against complacency. If the flu pandemic becomes serious, a...

Pandemic flu: lessons from the Toronto SARS outbreak

03 September 2009

Emergency Nurse

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A review of the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in Ontario in 2003 found that there had been several faults in healthcare services and that these had...

Swine flu: are you prepared?

01 September 2009

Mental Health Practice

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The UK is well prepared for the flu pandemic but it is expected to put considerable strain on the NHS, including mental health services. This article brings together...

Gearing up for winter

20 October 2009

Nursing Standard

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This summer’s swine flu outbreak put NHS Direct nurses under enormous pressure. Now they are preparing for the second wave of cases.

03 March 2025 / Vol 24 issue 2

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