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The emergency care nurse role: a clinical staff attitude survey

01 March 2007

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

The emergency care nurse (ECN) role was introduced in the emergency department (ED) at St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, London, in January 2006. This was in...

Invasive haemodynamic monitoring: the role of emergency nurses in helping to provide critical care

01 April 2007

Emergency Nurse

Clinical

Accurate monitoring of critically ill patients in emergency departments (EDs) is crucial to providing the information needed to optimise patient outcome.

A new emergency care nursing role

01 December 2006

Emergency Nurse

Feature

The rise in attendance at emergency departments (EDs), coupled with the responsibility of the health service to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse range of...

Consultant nurses as clinical leaders

01 June 2007

Nursing Management

Leadership

AT A TIME when financial management has affected all aspects of service delivery in the NHS, it is crucial that clinical leadership retains its place in influencing...

Clinical research: how getting involved gives your professional development a boost

09 December 2021

Nurse Researcher

Careers

Research is at the centre of evidence-based practice and has never been more visible, with the pandemic highlighting its value in developing life-saving and...

Giving your professional development a boost

31 August 2021

Emergency Nurse

Careers

Research is at the centre of evidence-based practice and has never been more visible, with the pandemic highlighting its value in developing life-saving and...

The place for research is in everyday practice

01 September 2021

Nursing Standard

Careers

Research is at the centre of evidence-based practice and has never been more visible, with the pandemic highlighting its value in developing life-saving and...

Support for nurses who are new to emergency care

05 February 2010

Emergency Nurse

Feature

Starting work as a newly registered nurse in an emergency department can be a daunting experience. Some studies suggest there is a gap between what such nurses learn...

Screening and management of unintentional low-level carbon monoxide exposure in the emergency department

13 April 2021

Emergency Nurse

carbon monoxide

Unintentional carbon monoxide (CO) exposure, sometimes referred to as CO poisoning, is a serious threat to health and can have long-term effects on the neurological...

Assessment and management of pelvic fractures from high-energy trauma in adults

07 March 2023

Emergency Nurse

evidence and practice

Pelvic fractures caused by high-energy trauma such as falling from a height or road traffic collisions have a high mortality rate and patients are also at high risk...

02 May 2023 / Vol 31 issue 3

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