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Weights and measures

01 February 2007

Learning Disability Practice

Letter

Dear Editor, I read the article ‘A weighty problem: monitoring the side effects of medication’ in last month’s LDP (9, 10, 28-31) with great interest. As a...

Why not cherry pick?

01 March 2008

Learning Disability Practice

Letter

Dear Editor, I read with interest your article ‘The fuse has been lit’ (LDP, 11, 1, 6) concerning the future status of those who assist people with a learning...

Having the right touch

01 April 2006

Learning Disability Practice

Letter

Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the editorial in last month’s LDP regarding the importance of touch. I completely agree with your views on the importance of...

Letters

01 April 1998

Elderly Care

Letter

As a first level registered mental nurse working on a short-term inpatient admission/assessment unit for elderly persons suffering from various degrees of dementia,...

Letters

01 June 1998

Elderly Care

Letter

I have been appointed day care liaison nurse forpeople over 65 who have dementia. 'ITie main remitwill be to establish the requirements for integratedday care...

Personal insight

01 November 2004

Emergency Nurse

Letter

I read the above response to my article, ‘From senior staff nurse to nurse adviser’, with great interest.

Research findings

01 November 2004

Emergency Nurse

Letter

I wish to draw attention to an article in Emergency Nurse (July 2004) that I believe misrepresents the results of research into walk-in centres.

Your letters

01 May 2007

Emergency Nurse

Letter

Care pathways for domestic violence Devising a care pathway for detecting and managing domestic violence, as highlighted in the news pages of last month’s Emergency...

Improving services for children

01 October 2007

Emergency Nurse

Letter

The guest editorial by Tanya Collinsand Mark Dawes in September’s issue of Emergency Nurse made interesting reading.

Fudging the four-hour standard

01 February 2009

Emergency Nurse

Letter

I read with interest the article in the December issue of Emergency Nurse, Disciplinary action taken against staff caught ‘fudging’ figures on four-hour ED standard,...