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The use of e-learning in continuing professional development

01 February 2012

Learning Disability Practice

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Aim To record and evaluate the experiences of a group of learning disability nurses at an NHS trust in England who had undertaken continuing professional development...

Challenging Experiences

01 November 1999

Learning Disability Practice

Research

Displays of aggression by peopie with learning disabilities can take many forms ranging from verbal aggression through destruction of property to physical assault...

Quality with quantity

01 November 1992

Elderly Care

Research

The 20th century has seen an unprecedented increase in human life expectancy. In the early 1900s, the majority of people were lucky to reach 50 years of age;...

Great expectations

01 August 2001

Emergency Nurse

Research

The purpose of this study was to find out what the general public expect from an A&E service, so that gaps in staff training could be identified and public opinion...

A&E liaison mental health nursing: a working reality

01 June 2001

Emergency Nurse

Research

A previous article (Brendon and Reet 2000) outlined the key factors in establishing a mental health liaison nursing (MHLN) service in an outer London hospital. It...

Older adults’ experiences of A&E care

01 October 1999

Emergency Nurse

Research

Karen Spilsbury and colleagues describe their research into the narrative accounts of older patients retelling their experiences in one A&E department in the UK

Non-urgent attendance at emergency departments

01 October 2010

Emergency Nurse

Research

AimTo discover the factors influencing patients’ decisions to attend emergency departments (EDs) for non-urgent treatment. MethodA sample of 196 patients...

Comparing the use of Ketamine and midazolam in emergency settings

01 December 1999

Emergency Nurse

Research

Sally Young describes a study into the use of Ketamine and Midazolam in A&E

Thinkers and doers

01 June 1989

Elderly Care

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The pages of the weekly and monthly nursing press and of the periodical research journals are familiar places for both righteous pleas and pious platitudes on the...

Research renaissance

01 May 2004

Mental Health Practice

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For many years, there have been criticisms that the research conducted does not address the questions that are relevant to day-to-day clinical practice and that...