Clinical

<p>Maintaining oral health is an essential aspect of patient care. Good oral hygiene can reduce the risk of infection and improve patients’ quality of life.

<p>Effective eye care in older people is important to enable healthcare professionals to identify eye disorders and provide appropriate treatment to prevent or minimise si

<p>This article presents a reflective account of a consultation in a pre-assessment clinic for women requesting abortion. The reflection is based on Johns’ model.

<p>This article describes an initiative by an NHS trust to support its district nurses in developing and using physical examination skills as part of patient assessment.

<p>This article provides an overview of the issues involved in the assessment and management of patients presenting with contact dermatitis.

This article provides an overview of the issues involved in the assessment and management of patients presenting with contact dermat

<p> Aim To ascertain from patients and their relatives the advice they would like to receive on dealing with the post-operative symptoms associated with oesophagectomy and

Aim To ascertain from patients and their relatives the advice they would like to receive on dealing with the post-oper

<p>Nurses often lack confidence in carrying out basic infusion rate calculations, particularly those needed to work out drip rates for medical infusion devices.

<p>This article reviews the principles of evidence-based practice (EBP), the essential components of the EBP process, potential barriers to its implementation and the role

<p>This article is aimed at nurses working in primary care and describes the incidence and prevalence of depression.

<p>Biofilms can delay wound healing significantly. The aim of this article is to highlight strategies that could be used to treat chronic wounds containing biofilms.