Delayed wound healing: who, what, when and why?

Richard White

Intermittent catheterisation: using a reflective framework

Joanne Mangnall

Exudate and care of peri-wound skin

Janice Cameron

Parental acceptability of a pneumococcal conjugate vaccine in the UK childhood immunisation schedule

Sarah Newton, Tracey Chantler, Linda Diggle, Ly-Mee Yu, Noel McCarthy, Richard Moxon, Ray Fitzpatrick, Andrew Pollard

What does the national chlamydia screening programme mean for nurses in primary care?

Enrique Castro Sánchez

Wound management in palliative care

Jacquelyn Chaplin

Masculinities, men and promoting health through primary care

Robert Williams, Steve Robertson

The role of specialist nurses in managing Parkinson’s disease

Lesley Carter

Parkinson’s disease: a model for care

Sue Thomas

Oedema, lymphovenous oedema and lymphoedema

Brenda King

Silver therapy in practice: clinical considerations

Kathy Leak

Nurse Partnership: the challenge of appraisal

Alison Crumbie, Lesley Kyle

Closing the gap on social exclusion

Lynn Young

Scar management

Jacky Edwards

Events

Too much pain

Bethann Siviter

Substance Misuse in Primary Care: A multidisciplinary approach

Rod Thomson

Stroke Survivor A personal guide to recovery

Linda Dobrzanska

Overcoming Binge Eating

Eileen Thomas

Differential Diagnosis in Dermatology

Daphne McCrea

Epilepsy: children and young people

Vari Drennan

I just want to be normal: A qualitative study exploring how children and adolescents view the impact of intractable epilepsy on their quality of life

Vari Drennan

Impact of epilepsy in adolescence: A UK controlled study

The clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of newer drugs for children with epilepsy. A systematic review

Resources resources

Nurse partners improve practices

Threat to nurses’ influence at strategic level as primary care trusts merge

Nurse practitioners fear loss of funding

Computer programme to predict hospital admissions

Optometrists urge regular eye tests for young children

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Cuts could jeopardise NICE guidelines

Sue Thomas