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Suitable cases for teleconsultation by ENPs

01 January 2001

Emergency Nurse

Feature

It is important that emergency nurse practitioners work well within their level of competency. This means correct interview and selection procedures to ensure the...

Emergency nurse practitioners should manage major cases

01 September 2000

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

Over a period of years, A&E departments have become busier and, paradoxically, the increased workload has been felt most in well-run departments. The increase has...

The future of A&E with telemedicine

01 October 2000

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

Sapal Tachakra and Alistair Stinson provide a wide ranging view of the benefits of telemedicine

Training users of telemedicine

01 November 1999

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

Telemedicine is a new technology that is set to expand (Rayman 1992, Lindberg 1995, Llewellyn 1995, Brismar 1995), and like any new technology, the people who use it...

Telemedical consultation system how to choose

01 October 1999

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

In the second of three articles on developments in telemedicine, Sapal Tachakra and colleagues consider the problems of choosing a new consultation system

Problems of telemedicine

01 September 1999

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

Telemedicine is the delivery of healthcare and the exchange of health care information across distances. The prefix ‘tele’ derives from the Greek ‘at a distance’.

A hybrid emergency care model

01 February 2001

Emergency Nurse

General

Following the closure of an A&E department in a district general hospital, a new hybrid model of caring for patients who present with emergencies was developed. The...

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