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Look back in wonder

01 December 2002

Learning Disability Practice

Reflections

The nervous teenager kept glancing at the clock, silently imploring its hands to stop turning and his own to stop trembling. Nearly time to catch the bus. He was...

The good old days?

01 March 2002

Learning Disability Practice

Reflections

Winter. 7.30 am. The drab interior of the archaic, stone building, swarming with naked or barely clothed men, some wandering about, some lining up, some sitting...

Going far with distance learning

01 June 2004

Nursing Older People

Reflections

I am a sister on an acute medical ward for 20 older women and in 1999 I undertook an English National Board course on nursing older people. I began to realise that...

Reaching out

01 April 2007

Nursing Older People

Reflections

I am not an expert but I have a great interest and passion when it comes to caring for older people with dementia. The more I learn, the more I want to know. I would...

Agenda for change

19 April 2005

Nursing Standard

Reflections

RCN congress 2005 will ask council to ‘discuss the way forward in developing new pay agreements for unsocial hours under Agenda for Change’. The original Agenda for...

Webwise

19 April 2005

Nursing Standard

Reflections

The Oxford pain internet site promotes evidence-based thinking about health care in relation to pain management.

The best of the week’s health-related tv and radio

19 April 2005

Nursing Standard

Reflections

Our roundup of what’s on

Food for thought

21 June 2005

Nursing Standard

Reflections

Why have so few healthcare professionals heard of compulsive overeating? We hang on to the belief that if we keep telling our patients to diet, one day they may...

Football fever

21 June 2005

Nursing Standard

Reflections

I am ashamed to say that, after years of being sensible and mature, I finally ‘corpsed’ at work – and in style. It was an attack of full-blown hysteria, just like...

OutsideIn

21 June 2005

Nursing Standard

Reflections

My mum has been taken over by aliens. Remember that film about body-snatchers? Then you get the general idea.

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