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Editorial

01 April 2005

Nursing Management

Editorial

IS SELF-DEVELOPMENT and learning simply about taking courses? Of course not, yet many nurse leaders behave as though they are. Investment in personal growth is a...

Editorial

01 December 2005

Nursing Management

Editorial

THE CURRENT DEBATE on public health, prompted by the Department of Health publication of Choosing Health, has yet to take off in nursing and midwifery and...

Editorial

01 June 2005

Nursing Management

Editorial

THE PHRASES of the moment are ‘payment by results’ (PBR) and ‘patient choice’. They describe two major central policy initiatives that will decide which...

Editorial

01 September 2004

Nursing Management

Editorial

NATIONAL NURSING leadership looks set to go from strength to strength at last!

Editorial

01 May 2005

Nursing Management

Editorial

THE DAYS when patients were grateful for their care, and simply accepted what was offered them, are long gone. Now, we nurses are the grateful ones, when patients...

Editorial

01 July 2004

Nursing Management

Editorial

SO WEare to have new chief nursing officers (CNOs) for England and Scotland. Sarah Mullally’s surprise resignation last month paves the way for a new leader in...

Editorial

01 February 2005

Nursing Management

Editorial

WHEN THE role of consultant practitioners consultant nurses and mid- wives was announced in 1998 it was to general surprise. Eventually it was welcomed with...

Editorial

01 December 2004

Nursing Management

Editorial

Great expectations! That’s what I came away with this year from the English chief nursing officer’s (CNO) annual conference.

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15 May 2002

Nursing Standard

Perspectives

Clinical practice is at the heart of nursing. So why is it that as nurses gain experience, knowledge and expertise, they are taken away from the bedside, the very...