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The implications of Brexit for nurses are challenging

08 March 2018

Cancer Nursing Practice

Opinion

As abbreviations go, ‘Brexit’ entered the English language only recently, but it is likely to present us with the biggest political change facing the UK for more...

Making things better introducing clinical governance in a specialist palliative care unit

01 July 2002

Nursing Management

Management

IN 2000. Ardgowan Hospice had to face up to the challenges posed by impending changes to monitoring and validation procedures for specialist palliative care and...

Webwise

19 September 2006

Nursing Standard

Reflections

The DIPEx website is an established resource that details personal experiences of serious conditions such as cancer, heart disease and mental illness, as well as...

Protecting a rare commodity

24 May 2017

Nursing Standard

Opinion

On 18 May the European Oncology Nursing Society (EONS) celebrated the first European Cancer Nursing Day. We did this to raise the profile of cancer nursing as a...

Keep health services accountable by empowering staff

20 March 2013

Nursing Standard

Opinion

Raising concerns about poor patient care is an essential part of any nurse’s role, and one of the most significant contributions nurses can make to patient safety.

Open AccessDeath, dying and emotional labour: still relevant after all these years

30 September 2020

Nursing Standard

Feature

The paper I have chosen to underpin this article is now 20 years old and was written following a clinical career in acute oncology, hospice care, as well as...

Improving the cancer patient experience: lessons from London

01 May 2007

Cancer Nursing Practice

Patient experience

A national review of cancer patients’ experiences identified a significant variation in the scores of those in London when compared to those living elsewhere...

BME deliverance

01 March 2006

Cancer Nursing Practice

Perspectives

Ethnicity is now established as a risk factor in relation to cancer incidence. For example, men of African descent have the highest rate of prostate cancer in the...

£ NHS finances

01 October 2006

Cancer Nursing Practice

Feature

Most healthcare professionals working in cancer care in the UK will acknowledge that there has been an unprecedented investment in their specialty by the present...

Practice development in community nursing: opportunities and challenges

30 March 2011

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

Practice development has evolved as an activity in health care that is committed to supporting evidence-based practice, person-centred care and quality care. This...

04 May 2022 / Vol 37 issue 5

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  1. Understanding reflective practice

    The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) requires that nurses...

  2. Effective communication skills in nursing practice

    This article highlights the importance of effective...

  3. Taking a patient history: the role of the nurse

    History taking is a key component of patient assessment,...

  4. Leadership styles in nursing

    Nurses are often asked to think about leadership,...

  5. Developing effective and caring nurse-patient relationships

    Establishing positive and trusting therapeutic relationships...

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