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Implementing clinical effectiveness

01 June 1998

Nursing Management

Implementing clinical practice

CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS is often assumed to be relevant only to those in clinical practice. However, for clinical effectiveness to gain ground in nursing practice,...

Nursing is a novel backdrop

21 February 2018

Nursing Standard

Opinion

Time for a Change, my second novel, whose main character is a nurse in Belfast and Derry, will be published later this year.

Clinical effectiveness and evidence-based practice

17 September 1997

Nursing Standard

Research

Many nurses and other practising health professionals want to know more about clinical effectiveness but are deterred by the apparent confusion surrounding the...

Making sense of clinical guidelines

24 September 1997

Nursing Standard

Research

Practising health professionals want to know more about clinical guidelines. However, as with clinical effectiveness, the apparent confusion surrounding the...

Identifying priorities for national clinical guidelines

30 June 1999

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

The process by which clinical areas were prioritised for the formulation of national clinical guidelines, using a model devised by the RCN, is outlined in this...

Clinical effectiveness and evidence-based practice

17 September 1997

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

In the first of two articles, the authors address some of the most common questions asked by practitioners about clinical effectiveness. The second article, on...

Making sense of clinical guidelines

24 September 1997

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

In a companion article to their paper on clinical effectiveness (McClarey and Duff 1997), the authors discuss the issues surrounding clinical guidelines. How they...

Clinical guideline on acute pain in children

23 June 1999

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

INFANTS, CHILDREN and adolescents experience pain, and often describe procedures they undergo as the most distressing aspect of disease or hospitalisation. Pain that...

Philosophy of care: recognition and assessment of pain in children

01 July 1999

Paediatric Nursing

Pain assessment clinical

Hospitalised children often undergo painful procedures which they describe as the most distressing part of disease or a hospital stay (Jay et al 1983, Broome et al...

Clinical guideline for the recognition and assessment of acute pain in children

01 July 1999

Paediatric Nursing

Clinical pain assessment

A key part of developing and improving the quality of care is to understand the reasons for the decisions we make about care provided and their impact on patient...

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