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Issues of quality in minimal access surgery

09 October 1996

Nursing Standard

Special focus theatre nursing

For today's theatre nurse, lateral thinking is the name of the game. fie or she has to carry out far more work - and far more complex work at that - with fewer...

Guidelines

17 December 1988

Nursing Standard

Letter

Once again, an elderly male judge (Harold Cassel) has' made an outrageous and vicious pronouncement while setting free a self confessed child molester. His remarks...

Family doctors and economic incentives

26 August 1989

Nursing Standard

Book Review

In their thoroughly researched work, Nick Bosanquet and Brenda Leese highlight the gulf between rich and poor in terms of the services offered by general...

Grandad goes to hospital

07 February 1990

Nursing Standard

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Just after Christmas, we set off to see our relatives. Like many of us, some ot the family had had the flu. With Grandad, who is 87, it 'went to his chest’, and his...

Health Promotion in Primary Health Care

15 November 1989

Nursing Standard

Book Review

Congratulations to the ENB for producing an excellent open learning package about health promotion in the widest sense. It is designed for practice nurses, but many...

Doctors, Carers and General Practice

09 May 1990

Nursing Standard

Book Review

Mary Davies aims her short but useful publication at GPs who wish to provide positive support for 'informal' carers in the community. She draws on the experience...

The myth of consumerism in the NHS

01 April 1989

Primary Health Care

Quality assurance

Consumer is a nasty word, with lots of connotations like demand, inexorable appetite and greed. It feels like a vacuum cleaner, sucking everything indiscriminately...

Quality in community care: an introduction

01 February 1989

Primary Health Care

Quality assurance

Quality assurance means different things to nurses and those outside the profession. Many nurses associate the term with rather threatening supervisory activities...

Family doctors and economic incentives

01 September 1989

Nursing Management

Book review

In their thoroughly researched work, Nick Bosanquet and Brenda Leese highlight the gulf between rich and poor in terms of the services offered by general...

Family Doctors and Economic Incentives

01 October 1989

Primary Health Care

Book review

In their thoroughly researched work, Nick Bosanquet and Brenda Leese highlight the gulf between rich and poor in terms of the services offered In general...

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