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The handbook of ophthalmic emergencies

01 March 2012

Emergency Nurse

Book Review

THE MAIN purpose of an ophthalmology textbook is to provide accurate photographs so that practitioners can compare them with the patient they see in front of them to...

Managing hypopituitarism in emergency departments

09 October 2015

Emergency Nurse

Art & Science

Healthcare professionals manage patients with a vast range of conditions, but often specialise and acquire expertise in specific disease processes. Emergency and...

Safeguarding people who are at risk of abuse

13 September 2012

Emergency Nurse

Feature

Until recently, adult safeguarding policies at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust did not cover domestic abuse, except in maternity services. While...

Overcoming language barriers when teaching interprofessional groups

11 October 2012

Emergency Nurse

Feature

The author of this article undertook a small qualitative study of the best way to prepare unscheduled care staff for team-based delivery of patient care. The study...

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 clean slate

01 February 2004

Emergency Nurse

Forum

The Network of Emergency Learning Facilitators (NELF) was set up to enable nurses with specific responsibility for facilitating learning by emergency care staff to...

Urgent care handbook: professional practice

01 December 2010

Emergency Nurse

Book Review

POTENTIALLY A core text for professional practice modules, this book covers all the material likely to appear in the curriculum for nurses and paramedics. As such,...

Acute medical emergencies

01 March 2011

Emergency Nurse

Book Review

WRITTEN BY doctors mainly for doctors, this book is intended to help healthcare workers understand how to manage acute medical emergencies safely.

Clinical pain management: a practical guide

01 June 2011

Emergency Nurse

Book Review

NURSING STUDENTS writing assignments that mentions pain should ensure that this book is in their bibliographies or reference lists. equally, university libraries...

Oxford Handbook of Emergency Nursing

10 March 2017

Emergency Nurse

Book Review

Oxford handbooks are always useful, but this one is particularly good. In the nuggets of wisdom it offers from old hands to new recruits, the weight of experience...

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