British Journal of Nursing 2005 - 2006: Vol 14 Index

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Index /v olume 1 4A January 2005 to December 2005
SCS = Stoma Care Supplement; TVS = Tissue Viability Supplement
A The carcinogenic and protective effects of food Burbridge N and Kiernan S.
Abbreviations: the need for legibility and accuracy in ' anagement within a primary care setti
Influenza: incidence, symptoms andt re arment. Inf BurchJ
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A&EP RO 655 Shoe he eH daetntiewuwialeeueaesue Health professionals need to be able to identify depression in C
BMA claims that patients are being put at risk. Editorial older people. Mental health .. . oO CalcluthJ see Collingridge K and
personHa lS cosatftet y in the accident and emerSgeeansc y department. PromotCliinnicgal qu alitskiylls ...s le.ep . in older people: the nursing care rol2e0 5 C -amCeorrr eass., uGn deHrac mopvteor n
A&E nursing. T Ferns et al Bereavement services and support: - spotlight on. Editorial poor nursing practice needs hi Anon
AeroPm eHdaircpaelr evacuation of patients in the Balkans. De fence. nursing. BergTD FKo sssee White M and — 1053 Cancsehorw nursing ma poor light.
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Aitken P see Birch S et al GP views of nurse-led _— referral for paediatric On M Egan and M Dowling
Alcoahlcoolh olaibcu seh epatitis: aetiology, management and complications. Bissaestste ssLm.e ntC.o ntNruorlsel-ilnegd stehrev icrei sk. . of “MRSA infection: screening 667 pur 7 -Afu l Mdaexhwyedlrla.t ion in a terminally ill patient. Or
and isolating patients. Infection control. . . . . 386 cardiac eas
Liver disease. S Sargent .. 556 Blaber AY. Exercise: who needs it? Physic al fitne in the non-¢ irdiac surgical population: effect on survival
dsuhaolu lddp iraongubnrolsseeimsss :. b ceMo e-renaxtniadslot mehnlecyale t h.t oefsD te ddrM?u agn,Cl ‘eaaylst.al hede.iln e. e. ceol ummne ntal hez _ Bloohda emdoigsolrodbeirns opathies and health-care provision for ethnic isdi ngE. CGC Ntao ua ssehstso n aceutt e al coronary patients
staff nGur sCea swtlheod inder ank alcohol before and during her duties. sickle mbiano riatniaees.m iaN urse education. AD Khattab et al cardiac surgery, rapisidn g.r eJc oGvreergyo ryf ollowing: a nursin
1:b ackground, causes and incidence in the UK. Sickle cel Surgical nursing. C Naughton et al
Professional misconduct. G Castledine
AAlnid eIrS soseen KhB.a ttNuatbr itAiDon eatn da l wound healing: the necessity of sdi i: s Moradenr,a gDe meDnet a.. pproac hes “—— reee pisodes. Painae A7 caaruddiiot puolf monnurasreys ’ rveiseuwssc itoant ioDn NR decisions in 1989 and 2003
Andarssoeustsmseonpt.o uTliossuu e Cvi absielei tyK i.e .k kas P et al 30(TVN Oct) Blood domnaatniaogne:m eanntd. Ds o Dthei.s .i.s .C.h.ri.s tmas, and w hi at have you 484 what Cirs itai cagl oodc are. deaCt h?M cIAsdsuaesm to et exaal mune
AnoPn[o gogr annudr ssipnegr mp radcotniocres .n eCeodrsr esh ighlighting. Comes5 ...a.rai.sfan.iwc.ala.e 2e4e7e Blosdoodpn heyp?rg emsEosdumirtaoern ioamlm.e eatsTeuDrr .e mFoesCnslt.i n icuals insgki llst.h e T meer;c eurny s‘ and 1169 -aridmiporvoasvciiuen. lga rpM a ldlCisiaearatdsioe vzeo care provision for patie “nts with
Aseptic technique: evidence-based approach for patient safety. K Wedgbury failure. Heart disease. Lewis at 3 Stephens 563
AsthInmfae,ct iopna edcion attrroil c:n urosviengr.c oRmMin g Prbaersrtieorns ..to. .a.n ..i.mp.r.o.v.e.d. .q.u.al.i ty 54o0f BBllooooisdds -uebtsr.r aainPnsraf cutsbiicaoer nr ideiarln edmem xaJsae.mh ionvAas t Mihco’5In n Wr ioiny tn heessaelst:h ‘ tahnep d ledigsael: Sien d: ethical ruoslien go fNt uhoterm ietgi1oa2n--.l 3e-afMda ttEByCa Gn naitcniodg s aisns ests he acpurtee vecnotrioonna ryo f cpaartdiieanct s event5s0 3
life. Child health. S Clayton
AubHeuenltuincgkt onA’.s Cd airseiansge . foNre utrhoes ciceanrceers : nqurus:ia nlgit.y. .o f. l ife in BMANe urcolsaciiemnsc et hantu rspiantgi. entEs Kihn anA &.E . . are beir put at risk. E: ditorial.5 09 Cardozo M. Wac hanutr singis. a| g (o omda nd)ea th?
Audihte alth visitor who falsely claimed she had carried out patients’ BodyH Sciomtatg e Rak as eine ta ae y 305 Carcdarye. PC.r iAti cbale ttcearer« deal . Einav ¢
reviews. Professional misconduct. G Castledine micro-Bpoidgym einmtagaet.i oKn : Coilmlpilnigcraitdigoen s afnodr Jp aCtailecntlsu tha nd professiona8l1s8 CareC ombination Model for community nurse practitioners. Nurse
Authoof rniutrysc:ea sre’.d isvCri eegMwasc rAdoednda mDb yNs Rteta fafld. encuirssei.o nsP roifne ss1i9o8n9al amnids co2n0d0u3c.t . Critical psychoPlsoygcihcolaolg iccaoln saiddaeprtaattiioonn.s Ji Wn ilglaisatmrso i.n tesat inal nursiPng.e explorpirancgti tisouneprpso. rtJiMve McaarceD onneaedlsd and experiences of facial 1144
Bohbot S see Fays S et al surgery patients. Head and neck nursing. P] Furness 641
AutGonCo mays,t leAdmiener ican nurses’ on patient care and unit operations. Booker R. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: non- long-term and dementia: costs and compassion. Comment
International nursing. MT Mrayyan pharmacological approaches. Care of chronic conditions 14 B Pointon andJ Keady . ; > 426
Brain: examination of the blood-brain barrier in health and recognizing in nursing. Castledine column. G Castledine .. 1001
Aviaenv oliuntfiloune nzaan d pahneadletmhiccar e impact ofa 21st century pandemic disease. Neuroscience nursing. E Khan EL Wit aates 509 registered nurse who failed in her duties to care for patients
threat.I nCfeocmtimoenn tc.on troRl. HKig gDaivniseosn aanndd RK HDiagvgiiesn so. n 1066 Breamsti crcoa-nBpcoeidrgy m einmtagaet.i oKn : Coilmlpilnigcraitdigoen s afnord J p aCtailenctlsu tha nd .p.r.o.f.e.s.s.io na8l1s8. Carec arhionmg Persfo ofre ssmiionnoalr itmyi scoentdhuncitc. oGl deCra spteloepdlien.e .Ca re. of old, er people 859
Aylott M. Nelson’s touch: knowledge + action = pow er. new treatments, new strategies. Comment. V Harmer... .. 844 FMoldetal..... 601
Comment Broadbent M sce Sharp C et al reducing pressure ulcer iocideuce in a long-term setting. Tissue
Brown A. Chronic leg ulcers: do they affect a patient’s social life? viability. S Hampton and F Collins (TVS August
Baker NR see Rayman Ge t al part 1. a PETE eos ae Carers, caring for: quality of life in Huntington’s ei
BBaallkea nsS, speee rDsoonbabl inesxp eMri enect e alo f aeromedical evacuation of BBrroowwnn MMsH .se eD A obnubrisne-sl ed Mc lienti c ali n chronic and allergic contac. t 986 CarNoretuupirtduo rse.ca irteenTrc ye F rranuwuplrsteiuynr ge.: a nAcd a uACsueMbs e elaBnuedcg klpe rye vention. Carotid artery 1198
Ballipsattiice nttsr.a uDmeaf enmcea nanugresimneg.n t:P Haan rpienfre ction control perspecta ive Bufdteornma tiSt.i sM. odNeurrsne -lemda trcaornes : can they be easily identified by. . 260 CCaasrewya rdGi. neCa nA . BSJoNm er e atdheirnsg s hed soln’pt? cCohrarensg e. Co: rres ; ie ae 191
BanDneifenngc e Mnu rsing. LD Lines Bullh osPp itsaele MpactiAendtas?m MCode etrn amla trons CCaasstleeyd inHe , seGe eoSrhgaer:p whCe reet «.;1 the power of positive thinking
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Corres. S Forbes hildren Community matrons’ rounds: the unbroken thread. Comment
Castledine G GP views ot nurse-led telephone referral for paediatric R Cook : ; 952
Ag assessment. Nurse-led service. S Birch et al 667 Community nurses
information for young people when multiple sclerosis enters assessing level of knowledge of lymphoedema. Care of chronii
the family. Multiple sclerosis. K Mutch 758 onditions. PA Morgan et al
issues of patient consent: a study of paediatric high Combination Model of Care tor. Nurse practitioners
dependency care. Professional issues. K Rushforth and JM MacDonald 1144
e deputy ward n PA McKinney setting up a healed leg ulcer clinic. Tissue viability
NICE guidance for young people with cancer. Editorial E Flaherty 14(TVS August
843 who intentionally made fraudulent expense claims. Professi
misconduct. G Castledine 1191
U Gu tolt & 71 Compassion, recognizing in nursing. C.
thma: overcoming barriers to an improved qu1 ality G Castledine 1001
th. S Clayton 80 Competition — the ‘missing link’ in the NHS. Comment
diagnosis to prevent ge ic disorders 1) Newboid 1110
65 Compl:
paediatric HPN patients ranking up af ailing NHS system. Comment. J Tingle and
] LOS8O L Dunmore
with atopic ecz¢ patients deserve better from the NHS complaints system
Comment. J Tingle
Pfeil M a Compression, giving information on to patients W ith venot
ulcers. Skin care. ML Goode
CompressiToins suh osiery, ty.Pw eTar ing
eport: towards transcu
( A Narayanasam
| information, lawful
B Dimond
deputy ward manag
G Castledine
protection rights. I
RB
‘lark LI Barriball KL
‘lark M. ¢ ss
Clarke KA and Iphofen R. Beli
Clayton S. P.
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pads: importan the appropriate selection and us¢
( I S Hamptor
Cook R. Community matrons’ rounds: the unbroken thread
a aad
Coping: some things don’t change A Carwardine
ork A FernsT et al
sgrove R. Increase in ‘quit-smoking’ services. ¢ s
wan DT, Norman IJ and Coopamah VP. A project
to estab ] 1 SKkiIlUlS COMp petency matrix for EU nurses. N
minal justice system: Wolverhampton Prolific and Other
Priority Offenders’ Programme. Drug reha
edness and response: mor
*viewso n DNR decisionisn 1989 and 2003
C McAdam et al 1061
N Heaps et al1 208
ological implications ni 1 1
N Pattison 708
it is a good deat! ‘ to examine | t
M Cardozo 1056
Cronin P Heyman B and
Cross S. Managing exacerbations of chronic obstru
A pulmonary disease. Respiratory nursing
Cultural issues
Castledine G et al duty of nurses to meet patients’ spiritual and/or rel
A Holist SD Ledger
tory models of diabetes among Asian and( ¢
participants. Health promotion. D Meetoo and
L Meetoo
senior nurse who demeaned the
problems. Inf t staff. Professionaln luct
Coad J Sexton E et al towards transcultural spirituality
Cogman G Birch §S et al A Narayanasamy
Collingridge K and Calcluth J. Micro-pigmentation Cummins M sce Sharp C et al
plications for patients and professional CutlerT . What about teamwork? Corr
Collins F and Hampton S. | Jand-washing and n D
resistant Staphylococcus aureus. Infection cont
Collins F ilso Hampton § and Dalzell L. Delivering wound management in as ocial settin
Colorectal link-nurse programme: education in practice
ulcer management ; t
urse programme. Z. Perry-Woodford and K Whayman Dargis V see Rayman G et al
lostony Data loss: pilot study to show the loss of important data in nursing
tion: are we « ‘olostomy management handover. Handover. D Pothier et al 1090
What medical roles shor F Woodhouse 14(SCS Sept Data Protection Act, rights to information access under. Legal
Castledine unr ew flangeless adhesive coupling system. Stoma management aspects of documentation. B Dimond 774
ce also CloseA and M White and K Berg 325 Data protection rights and preserving confidentiality. Legal aspect
Castledine G, Grainger M and Close A. ( vhat happens to used colostomy pouches outside the acute documentation. B Dimond 936
rounds part 3: patient comfort rounds. ( setting. Stoma care. | Berry 1124 Davies CE, Turton G, Woolfrey G, Elley R and Taylor M.
Catheterization, peripheral intra Combination Model of Care for community nurse practitioners Exploring debridement options for chronic venous leg ulcers
ind practice. Clinical s Nurse practitioners. JM MacDonald ‘ 1144 Leg ulcers : 393
Ceaser K see Tweed AE a Commercial interests, nurse who used her registration for het Davies K
Challenging behaviour: person own. Professional misconduct. G Castledine a Disaster preparedness and response: more than major incident
emergency department Communication with older people: better is needed. Castledine initiation. Disaster management. . 56d
Chaloner D see StevensJ and olumn. G Castledine . ; , ; give see also Higginson R and
Chambers A. Research. Corn Community care manager who stole money from her clients Davies K and Higginson R. Evolution and healthcare impact
Cheek L see Naughton C et al Professional misconduct. G Castledine ofa 21st century avian flu pandemic. Infection control . 1066
il
Davies K and Moran L. Nurses need advanced skills in disaster wudit of nurses’ views on in 1989 and 2003. Critical care are. G Wilson and H Logan
health care. Comment . . aes 3 aoe C McAdam et al . Egan M and Dowling M. Patients’ satisfaction with a nurse
DayJ see Joseph D and - what is a good death? Issues to examine in critical care oncology service. Oncology
De D. Sickle cell anaemia Critical care. M Cardozo Egg and sperm donors. Corres. Anon
1: background, causes and incidence in the UK. Sickle Dobbins M, Gunson J, Bale S, Neary M, Ingrams D Election fever: TVNs must make their voice heard. Editorial
disorder. . . . d 447 ind Brown M. Improving patient care and quality of life after M Butcher TVS March
2: management approaches of painful episodes. Pain laryngectomy/glossectomy. Head and neck nursing 634 Electrocardiography (ECG): using the 12-lead ECG to assess
gement 484 Doctors and nurses: relationship between. Castledine column acute coronary patients. Cardiac nursing. ] Gregory
Dealey C. The factors that influence patients’ choice of hospit: al G Castledine Electronic health record and electronic patient record. Legal
and treatment. Healthear policy Doctors’ attitudes aspects of documentation. B Dimond
Death Corres. A Maude Elley R see Davies CE et al
exploring the financial provision available following death new attempts being made to change Emollients exploring the use of emollient therapy in
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond. G Castledine dermatological nursing. Dermatology J Peters
exploring the law regarding the making and execution of wills Documentation End-stage renal failure: enal replacement therapy choices for
Legal aspects of death B Dimond ibbreviations: the need for legibility and accuracy. Leg pre-dialysis renal patients. Renal nursing. AE Tweed and
law regarding health records of the deceased in the f documentation. B Dimond K Ceaser
aspects of death. B Dimond access to medical reports. Lega Epidermolysis bullosa: honey use to heal a chronic wound in
tion that can be taken following a person’ B Dimond patient. Tissue viability. |
aspects of death 3 Dimond iccess to records by persons other than the patient. 1 Epilepsy management and treat nt options. Epile;
organ transplants and dead donors: law concerning in the of documentation. B Dimond M Lawal
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond consent to treatment records. L Esteve E see Fays S et al
property: procedures for nurses to follow after 1 patient has B Dimond Ethical issues, blood transfusion and Jehovah’s Witnesse
died. Legal aspects of death. B Dimond ‘ I g confidential lilenmas. A McInroy
query. Corres. M Khan ispects of documentation. B Dimond Ethnic
removal, retention and storage of organs and tissues in the UK electronic health record and electronic patient record caring for older people ir
Legal aspects of deatl B Dimond as] f documenta B Dimond F Mold et al
senior nurse whose incompetence resulted in the death of a lawful disclosure of confidential informatior ire provision
patient. Professional misconduct. G Castledine documentation. B Dimond AD Khattab et
ebridement: exploring options for chronic venous leg ulcers nental health records. Legal aspe project to estabLly ish a skills compe
Leg ulcers. CE Davies B Dimond. DT Cowan et al
efence nursing midwifery records and legal issues surrounding Evacuation, aeromedical of patien
ballistic trauma management: an infection control perspective aspects of documentat B Dimond P Harper
Defence nurs LD Lines 4 196 prescription and medication records. Legal asp vidence-b|a sed practic
exploring the role of an acute pain eee list nurse in the documentation. B Dimond competition - the “missin «in the NHS. Comment
Royal Navy. Defence nursing. C Haslam rights to information access under the Data Pr D Newbold
the need to raise its profile among nurses. Defence g 1 n. B Dimond nurses’ attitudes to: impact of a national¢ y. Professi
P Harper 195 standards set nical Neglige Scheme for D Upton and P Upton
personal experience of aeromedical evacuation of patients in Legal as} locumentation. B Dimond
the Balkans. Defence nursing. P Harper 2 Doherty DC iin PA et al
hydration, purposeful in a terminally ill cancer patient Doherty W. Flocath — 1 new hydrophilic
Oncology. L-A Maxwell for internuttent us: Product focus
ementia and long-term care: costs and compassion. Comm Dorey G. Restorin ‘pubeie floor function in met
B Pointon andJ Keady RCTs. Men’ health
pression Dowling M se Egan M and ] Fox;J Waterlow
in cause severe physical symptoms. Comment. A Mustapha 48 Draper C. The manay zement of malodour and exudate in inagement of chronic illness. C
health professionals need to be able to identify in older people fungating wounds. Tissue viabilit +(TVS June ] Fox
Mental | G Béphage ov Drudge-Coates L. | -rostate cancer and th gramme: managing patients with long-term
ysical symptoms. Corres. A Newens a, 539 hormone therapy treatment. Male gen programme. C Plew
ermatitis, chronic and allergic contact: nurse-led clinic Drug abuse xplanatory r models of diabetes among Asian and Caucasian
we. MH Brown dual diagnosis: co-existence of drug, alcohol and mental health participants. He D Meetoo andL Meetoo 154
problems. Mental health. D Manley 100 xudate ma gement in fungating wounds. Tissue viabilit
‘ 1 participants rehabilitation Wolverh ampton Prolific and Other Priority C Draper 41 V S June
Health promotion. D Meetoo andL Meetoo 154 Offenders’ Programme. Drug rehabilitation F
foot ulcers: sustained silver-releasing dressing in the treatment M Bateman 924
ot. Product evaluation. G Rayman et al 109 staff nurse who stole sntanyl from a syringe and refilled it with acial surgery, exploring supportive care needs and experiences of
Dimond B saline. Professional misconduct. G Castledine patients. Head and neck nursing Py urness 641
Abbrevdioactuiomnesn:t attihoen .n eedL egfaolr lasepgecitbsi liotfy doacnudm enatcactuiroanc y in WolvePrrhoagmrpatmomen. PrDorliufgi c rehaanbdi liOttathieonr. PMri orBiatyt emOafnf enders’ iciPlriotfaetsisnigo natlh e diemveplloepmmeenntt atNi onG oopfe lei felong learning in nursing.
Access rug administration: matron who continued to make errors aecal incontinence, multiple sclerosis and continence issues: an
to medical reports. Legal aspects of d Professional misconduct. G Castledin caplonsmany study. Continence. |W ollin et al
o records by persons other than an patient. Legal staff nurse removed from research shows how we can prevent them in old age
f documentation register for. Profess sconduct. G ¢ stledine Editorial. H Scott was
Consent to treatment records. Legal Y documentation Du Plessis E se Pullenayegum §eS t al Fays S, Schmutz JL, Vin E Thirion V, Sigal- _Grinberg M,
Jata protection rights and preserving confidentiality. Lega Jual diagnosis: co-existence of drug, alcohol Ingen-Housz-Oro S, Esteve E, Sauvadet A and Bohbot
problems. Mental health. D Manley S. Leg ulcers and the Urgocell Non-Adhesive wound dressing
Dunmore L sc TingleJ and Tis 1 tal hie 15(TVS June
Juty of nurses to meet patie nts spiritu ulI Feneck R see Naughton Ce t al
we. SD I edger Fentanyl: staff nurse who stole it from a syringe and refilled it with
D Morris and P Turnbul saline. Profé istledine 385
in record keeping E Forms y Com A . Personal safety in the accident
f umentat 205 1&E nursing 7
ncial provision available following death nurse-led: sharing knowledge and improving tone T and C esdeod ka I. Angels and swinger matrons al d
| 334 -led care. H Harkin sinners nursing stereotypes
g the making and execution of wills identifying. Mental health. A Jenkins Ferns T see also M Rew and
Legal aspects of death 7 153 Fielding B Pullenayegum Se t al
xploring the legal status of healthcare docum tation in topic Films or fabrics: is it time to re ippraise
UK. Legal aspects of locumentatior benefits of Tubifast Garments in mar
xploring the principles of good record keep 2 in nursing. fy is. B DiarPiaegs Financial provision available following
Legal as ts of documentation 160) supporting the parents of children with B Dimond
ww Concerning organ transplants and dead donors in the UK S Lawton et al » practice: NMC Consultatior
: : . 4 exploring the use of emollient therapy in G Castledine
The law regarding x health records of the deceased in the UK nursing. Dermatology. J Peters FitzpatricJkM see Mold Fe t al
Legal aspects of deatl 3 Education Flaherty E. Setting up 1 community
Lawful disclosure of confidential information. Legal clinical nursing rounds part 4: teaching rounds for nurses linic. Tissue viability
1d Clinical rounds. A Close and G Castledi Flocath quick: a new
Legal action that can be taken following a person’s death clinical supervision: beginning the supervisory relationship use. Product focus. W Doherty
gal aspects of death 275 supervision. G Sloan 918 IF oot
The long-awaited napy ee “apacity = has arrived. ( omment 6 continuing: essence of in nursing. Ca diabetic sustained silve releasing dressing in
Mental health records documentation G Castledine 1047 ulcers. Produ4,c t evaluation. G Rayman
Midwifery records and 1 facilitating the implementation of lifelong learning in nursi readers who treat swollen fee
ispects of locumenta. Professional developmen N Gopee Forbes S. Where is the power of posi
Prescription and medication records genetics knowledge for nurses: necessity of luxury? ¢ Foss TD
locumentatior M Pfeil and L Chi-Meih. Animal, vegetable, mineral: | we need to be informed
Property: prox uchaies for nurses to follow ifter a patient has health-care provision for ethnic minorities
died. Legal aspects of death 11 haemoglobinopathies. Nurse ed Hey, if they're good enough to kick Beckham out
Removal, retention and storage of organs and tissue in the UK et al Editorial
Legal aspects of death . ‘ . 107 patient: hospital to home, smoothing the journey for the new New NICE guidance for young people with cancer
Raghts to information access under the Data Protection Act. ostonust. Sfoma management LA Readding 16(SCS Sept Editorial
Legal aspects of documentation 4 .. 774 in practice: a colorectal link-nurse programme. Link-nurs Nurse prescribing is in dispute, but why, exactly? Editori
Disaster health care ogramme. Z Perry-Woodftord and K Whayman 862 And so this is Christmas, and what have you done 2
nurses need advanced skills. Comment. K Davies and preregistration students should develop skills in learning Editorial
L Moran z 3 fies 190 disabilities. Education. KL Barriball and LL Clark 166 Spotlight on bereavement services and support. Edito
preparedness and response more than major incident initiaion report claims that a third of student nurses don’t qualify Star light, star bright, last stars we'll see ... ever. Editorial
Disaster management. K Davies ; eis . 868 Editorial. H Scott 189 Strengthening the journal through healthy interaction
Do not resuscitate (DNR) decisions technique and equipment: rm in pressure area Care. Pressure Editorial
ill
Why Defence nursing: the need to raise its profile among nurses. evolution and healthcare impact of a 21st century avian flu
Defence nursing : ; wes ee pandemic. Infection control. K Davies and
Foster T Personal ¢ elias of aerc smedic il evacuation of patients in R Higginson 5 1066
the Balkans. De ursing 202 incidence, symptoms and treatment Infection control
FoxJ Haslam C. Exploring the cob of an acute paids pecialist nurse in M Banning . ‘ 1193
Th the Royal Navy. Defence nursing 3 200 threat of avian influenza pandemic Comment -R Higginson
HawkinsJ see FosterT and ind K Davies. ies Peg ee ras 632
The term “expert pat Head and neck cancer: causes and prevention of carotid artery Information
Franks PJ Morgan PA ett al rupture. Carotid artery rupture. T Frawley and CM Begley. 1198 confidential: lawful disclosure. Legal « 42 of documentation
FFrr auc } ym. t V vunru rse B Dimond 984
D, pportive care needs and experiences of facial innovative ways of re sponding to the needs of |“ pi eople with
Fraw!l ey T. ind Begley CM. ( patients. Head eck nursing. PJ] Furness 641 multiple sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis. R- MacLean and
guality of life after laryngectomy A Russell or
Furness PJ. I ck nursing. M Dob bins. 634 rights to access under the Data Protection / Act Legal aspects of
conomics of the NHS. documestation B Dimond i 4
sy 1008 for young people when multiple sclerosis enters the fami ly.
carcinogenic and protective effects of food Multiple sclerosis, K Mutch ; 758
Gad Ps ee Rayman G et al wement. M Banning 1070 Ingen-Housz-Oro § see Fays S et al
or who falsely claimed she had carried out patients’ Ingrams D see Dobbins M et al
sconduct. G Castledine areux Saee Intensive care
ortance of tradition in. Cast ledine column issues of patient consent: a study of paediatric high-
31 dependency care. Professional issues. K Rushforth and
value of the role of the rehabilitation a ssistant PA McKinney. pker ects Sohert ; 519
ayegum et al 778 providing the nurse wit Tuide to trache ostomy care ind
ratings: star light, star bright, last stars management. Hig/ yendency ) nursing. Russell . 428
TD Foss 799 psychological implications of admission to critical care. Critical
factors that influence patient choice of hospital are. N Pattison St 708
C Dealey 576 what is a good death? Issues to examine in critical care. Critical
are. M Cardozo 1056
Gibb C Lawton S et al workload of postanaesthesia care unit nurses and intensive care
Glasper EA Birch Se t al 829 overflow. Hig lependen y nursing. P Kiekkas et al... . 434
Gledhill L i Hampton S. ion. B Dimond . 860 Interdisciplinary working: preserving nursing’s identity. Castledine
umn. G Castledine ; : 681
Interprofessionalism, leadership and the modernization agenda
ind electronic patient record. Lega Profess ssues. KC Pollard et al 2 Sakis 339
Godfrey H B Dimond 16 Intravenous catheters, peripheral considera ations in theory unn d
es that o¢ cur in record keeping practice. ¢ skills. JC Trim : ; 654
B Dimond 56 Iphofen R s ¢ Clarke KA and
Godsell GA | status of healt hcare doc umentation in the
ntatior B Dimond
s of good r cord keeping in nursing Jehovah’s Witnesses and blood transfusion: legal and ethical issues
S B Dimond Practice dilemmas. A MclInroy .. wide ; 270
Goode ML. ( curate information. | ona Jenkins A. Identifying eating disorders. Mental health
G Castlec +] Jones A and Pegram A. Medication-induced hyponatraemia.
Gopee N. ! Heaps N, Thorley K and Langley S. Critical care outreach
1208 Jones C see Noble A and
Gottrup F Rayman G et al provision for patients Jones R. Acute hospital-based palliative care services for the older
G B Stephens person. Care of older people. . . pian aac ; 596
onic dermatological conditions Jones V see Holloway S and
id J Day Joseph D and Day J. A helpline for patients with chronic
nt and complications dermatological conditions. Dermatology =
S Sargent 556 Journal: strengthening through healthy interaction. Edit
d ‘Cronin P. Writ ig for publication: adapting TD Foss
Graham C. cademic w into articles mal development 40) Jurgeviciene N see Rayman Ge t al
Grainger M Bec R {Daviie s K. Th thre it Of an avian influenza K
\ staff nur Higgimon R. Davies K and KeadyJ see Pointon B and
~— Pr ul mar rent of obesity in primary care Khan E. An examination of the blood-brain barrier in health
1 astela and disease. Neuroscience nursing.
Greatley A. thebine Cc Sexton E et al Khan M. Death query. Corres. . . .
Hollinworth H sce Tyler P et al Khattab AD, Rawlings B and Ali IS. Haemoglobinop ithies
Gregory J. Using 2 Holloway S and 1 Jones © The importance of skin care and and health-care provision for ethnic minorities. Nurs¢
patients. Cardiac nursing 172 education824
Griffiths P see Wu L and to heal a chronic wound in a patient with Kiekkas P, Poulopoulou M, Papahatzi A, Androutsopoulou
GunsonJ see Dobbins M et losa viabilit 4(TVN Oct C, Maliouli M and Prinou A. Workload of postanaesthesia
sek Sr U | 1rot in a patient with care unit nurses and intensive care overflow. High-dependency
] Hon 4(TVN Oct nurs e ne aan SOM
* cancer and the principles of treatment Kiernan S$s e Burbridge NN and
L Drudge-Co 368 Killey M see C Perry et al
smoothing he journey for the hew ostonust. King L see Hampton S and
na ma LA Readding 16(SCS Sept Kisiel M see Perkins C and -
Hughes H 1 Umeh K. Work stress differe ntials between Knee osteoarthritis: treatment options for patients. Osteoarthritis.
psychiatric and eral nurses. Workplac B Lucas 3 a ‘se ; ‘ 976
1 of life: caring for the carers. Knowles D. Retirement. Corres bc Galea aie o's . 131
‘A Aub seluck be 452 L
Hypon ition-induced. Clinical corner A Joyn es and
Langley S see Heaps N et al
I — : improving patient care and sie of life after.
Head and neck nursing M Dobbins ..... . . SA cies a
Ileo-ar h uc, nurse-led: development. Nurse-led clini Lashwood A. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis to prevent
HallJ . Su A Perrin : 21 SCS Sept retic disorders in children. Genetics . sae
Hampton G. Ur Ileostomy, new flangeless idhesive coupling system. Stoma Lawal M. Management and treatment options for epilepsy.
Hampton S management M White and K Berg . . ; 325 Epilepsy management . . .
A onde th Incompetence senior nurse whose in cone tence resulted inb ee Lawful disclosure of confidential il information. . Legal aspects of
death of a patient. Professional misconduct. G € stledine 516 documentation. B Dimond... . ; 984
Infection control Lawtons S, Roberts A and Gibb C. Sup porting the parents of
aseptic tecc han eV — e-based approach for patient safety children with atopic eczema. Dermatology... . . j 693
Infection o nursing. RM Preston he ; 540 Leadbetter D sce B Paterson et al
Collins F and — Gledhill I c trauma management. Defence nursing. LD Gii nes... 196 Leadership, interprofessionalism and the modernization agenda.
controlling the risk of MRSA: screening and isolating patients Professional issues. KC Pollard et al 339
Hampton §S and Collins F Reduci: rin cidence Infection control. L Bissett... ... . ais Learning a. s: all preregistration students shoul 1‘ develop
’ 1 rr IVS Aug guidance for first-line treatment of anogenital gonorrhoea skills. Education. KL Barriball and LL Clark............ 166
4 KingL . infection. Sexually transmitted diseases. MTyson .... . 647 Ledger SD. The duty of nurses to meet patients’ spiritual and/or
lectrical stimulatior mana nent of malodour and exudate in fungating wounds religious needs. Holistic care... .
IVS August Tissue viability. C Draper A(TVS June) Leech C sce WollinJ et al
t system Ti a staff nurse’s perspective of problems. Infection control Leg clubs: delivering wound management in a social setting. Leg
28(TVS June M Grainger. . . oie ulcer management. L Dalzell.
»CCUS aureu transmission and epide miology of“ MRSA: current perspectives. Leg problems: compression ie ryy wesa iring for problems other
Infection Infection control nursing. M RUIN Ss cio cuen «ote than leg ulcers. Tissue viability.P Tyler et al
Harding KG why are infectious diseases in the UK spre: ding so fast? Leg ulcers
Harkin H. A nurse ring Knowledge and EditoTrDi Faosls.. ......... che ates te ... 891 chronic
improving patie 1 see also Influenza exploring debridement options. Leg ulcé "E Davies 393
Harmer V. Brea ast Inflammation, principles of in the development of rheumatoid part 1: do they affect a patient’s social life Leg ulcers.
Comment arthritis. Chronic care. M Banning . A Brown
Harper P Influenza part 2: do they affect a patient’s social life. Leg ulcers.
1V
A Brow: nes ee C Draper A(TVS June) MillerJ see C Perry et al
delivering wound management in a social setting.> Leg ulcer Manley D. Dual diagnosis: co-existence of drug, alcohol and Modernization agenda, interprofessionalism and leadership.
management. L Dalzell mental health problems. Mental health. . . Professional issues. KC Pollard et al. .
giving information on compression to patients. Skin care. Martin R see Warner Re t al Moffatt CJ see Morgan PA et al
ML Goode dara Maternity services are failing women in vulnerable groups Mold F, Fitzpatrick JM and Roberts JD. Caring for minority
setting up a community nurse- led he:a led leg ulcer clinic. Comment.J Tingle and L Dunmore 688 ethnic older people in nursing care homes. Care of older
and thTei ssUureg ovcieablill ityR. aEn FlAadhheerstiyv e wound dressi. ng1.4 (TTiVsSsu e August) Matrmoond(esr)n : can they be easily identified bs —— patients? Monpteeopilre o 6P 1s ce Pothier D et al
viability. S Fays et al 15(TVS June) Modern matrons. S Bufton..... . ice ace ate wat Moody M see Morgan PA et al
Legal issues of a residential home who failed to manage staff or patients. Mooktiar M see Pothier D et al
abbreviations: the need for legibility and accuracy in Professional misconduct. G Castledine. . . 5 1055 Moran L see Davies K and —
documentation. Legal aspects of documentation rounds Morgan PA, Moody M, Franks PJ, Moffatt CJ and Doherty
B Dimond. - clinical nursing rounds part 1. Clinical rounds.A Close and DC. Assessing community nurses’ level of knowledge of
access to medical reports. Legal aspects of« a hiaentalton G Castledi.n.e . Sok & arin lymphoedema. Care of chronic conditions . igen ee
DROME as. < bccn vn seca: community matrons: the unbroken thread. Comment Morris D and Turnbull P. Dyslexia. Corres. . ; 63
access to records by persons other than the patient. Legal aspects R Cook . « 92 Morris M. Review of mental health nursing is long overdue.
of documentation. B Dimond. as ak who continued to make numerous drug administration errors. Comment. ....... ines 246
blood transfusion and Jehovah’s Witnesses. Practice e dilemme 1S. Professional misconduct, G Castledine ............. 264 Motor neurone disea:a se: nursing role ii n multidisciplinary
A McInroy ...... 270 Mattresses management. Care ofc hronic conditions. ] Skelton 20
consent to treatment records. Legal 1spects ¢o f ¢ documentation. changing pressure-redistributing stocks: costs and outcomes. Mrayyan MT. American nurses’ work autonomy on patient care
B Dimond.. 1024 Tissue viability. M Clark . . 30(TVS March and unit operations. International nursing .. . . ; iota
data protection rights and preserving confidentiality. Legal SimCair: a simple system to support pressure ulcer prevention. Multidisciplinary care: nursing role in the man nent of motor
aspects of¢ d ocumentation. B Dimond Micatacsie Product focus. S Hampton da saawyeen .. 409 neurone disease. Care of chronic conditions. J Skelton ‘ 20)
documentation standards set by the Clinical Negligence Maude A. Doctors’ attitudes. Cones... ............ . 595 Multiple sclerosis
Scheme for Trusts. Legal aspects of documentation Maxwell L-A. Purposeful dehydration in a terminally ill cancer continence issues: an er stucty. Continence = Wollin
B Dimond a5 als cae $ .. 610 patient. Oncology - : ‘ 1117 et al : 439
electronic health record and electronic psat ient record. Legal Maylor M. Differentiating between a consultant nurse and a improving service delives ry for relapse management. Multiple
aspects of documentation. B Dimond ........ 16 clinical nurse specialist. Professional development. . . . . . 463 sclerosis. R Warneert al stag id as 746
exploring. common deficiencies that occur in record keeping. Maylor ME. Signs and symptoms of hypothetical wound information for young people when it enters th—e
Legal aspects of documentation. B Dimond . .. 568 assessment by nurses. Tissue viability . 14(TVS March Multiple sclerosis.K Mutch
exploring the financial ae ision available following death. Means R sce Pollard KC et al innovative ways of responding to the inf yrmation needs of
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond. 34 Media people with. Multiple sclerosis. R MacLean and
exploring the law regarding the making and execution of wills. poor nursing practice needs highlighting. Corres Anon... 247 A Russell .... 754
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond undercover cameras Mustapha A. Depression can cause severe physic:c als ymptoms.
xploring the legal status of healthcare documentation in the Corres.G Hampton ...... nee eee Comment. . . ; Satecer es 482
UK. Legal aspects of documentation. B Dimond show nursing in a poor light. E ditorial. H Scott - 129 Mutch K. Information for young people when multiple sclerosis
exploring the principles of good record keeping in nursing. Medical care practitioners: introducing a new profession into the enters the family. Multiple sclerosis : ey
law coLnegcaelr naisnpegc ts orogf adno cutmreanntsaptliaonnt.s aBn dD idmeoadn dd onors in the UK MediUcKa.l Psreopfoesnstiso:n aalc ceissssu es.t o. HL egPaaln iaasgpeucat s aonfd doAc uSmteenwtaartti on .. . . 405 N
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond. : B Dimond Narayanasamy A. Conference report: towards transcultural
law regarding he alth records of the deceased in the UK . Levia l Medical roles which shoul in ursing be incorporatin spirituality. Comment . Vk exeed ed 800
aspects of death. B Dimond q column. G Castledine . Narrative therapy benefits: holistic interventions at the end of life.
lawful disclosure of confidential information. Legal aspects of Medication Palliative care. A Noble and C Jones. . Sal ied a9 ce
documentation. B Dimond ; drug administration: matron who continued to make errors. National Blood Service. And so this is Christmas, and \w hat have
legal action that can be taken following a person’s death. Lege il Professional misconduct. G Castledine ...... ... 264 you done? Editorial. TD Foss 1169
aspects of death. B Dimond drug round mismanagement: staff nurse removed from nursing National Health Service (NHS
mental health records. Legal aspects¢ of documentation register for. Professional misconduct. G Castledine . 953 competition - the ‘missing link.” Comment. D Newbold. . 111
B Dimond i ingredients: animal, vegetable, mineral: we need to be cranking up a failing complaints system. Comment. J a
midwifery records. Legal aspects of documentation. informed. Editorial. TD Foss otal OTE ck ar frt ce and L Dunmore : 744
B Dimond. and prescription records. Le gal aspects of documentation lean but not mean: economics. Comment. D Ne -wbold 1008
organ transplants and dead donors: law concerning in the UK. B Dimond ‘ : spe a 1203 patients deserve better from the ew system. Comment
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond Medication-induced hyponatraemia. ‘Clinical comer.A Jones and | Tingle
prescription and medication records. Legal aspects of A Pegram 5 7 1122 Redress Bill: a rocky roadl ies.a hea ad.C omment. J Tingle
documentation. B Dimond Meetoo D and Meetoo L. E xplanatory models of diabetes tackling stress in. Corres. M Wheeler . q
property: procedures for nurses to follow after a patient has among Asian and Caucasian participants. Health promotion . 154 Naughton C, Cheek L and O’Hara K. R:a pid rt ecovery
died. Legal aspects of death. B Dimond .. . . hah ee Meetoo L see Meetoo D and — following cardiac surgery: a nursing perspective. Surg
removaLle,g alr etaespnetcitosn ofa ndeda ths.t orBa geD iomfo onrdg ans and tissues in the UK. Mena dult genitalia examination: providinag guide for the nurse Naungurhstt nogn. C, Reilly N ae nd Feneck R. € ardiaa c - disea ase in
rights to information access under the Data Protection Act Nursing assessment. | Peate = non-cardiac surgical population: effect on survival.
Legal aspects of documentation. B Dimond guide to male catheterization and sexuality and qua:l ity ofl if e 2ardiac nursing .
Lewis C and Stephens B. Improving palliative care provision Male genitourinary health. S Hampton aie M sec Dobbins M eta l
for patients with heart failure. Heart disease obesity: a gender-specific approach to nurse management gligence
Lifelong learning: facilitating the implementation of in nursing. Obesity. I Peate ‘ claims, NHS Redress Bill: a rocky road lies ahead. Comment
Professional development N Gopee Sate dea cece OA physiologic al and general health e ffecct s ‘o‘fc hl amy clic" Men's | Tingle ee ‘ 1054
Lines LD. The management of ballistic trauma: an infection health. 1 Peate 1010 Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts: doc umentation
control perspective. Defence nursing . . . prostate cancer and the principle of hormone therapy standards set by. Legal aspects of documentation
Link-nurse programme, color etal: education in practice. treatment. Male genitourinary health. L Drudge-Coates 368 B Dimond. .
Link-nurse programme. Z Perry-Woodford and K Whayman 862 restoring pelvic floor function: review of RCTs. Men’ health Newbold D ‘
Liss P-E see Gustafsson Stolt U et al G Dorey. . ‘ 1014 Competition — the ‘missing link’ in the NHS. Comment
Logan H see Wilson G and — smoking effects on reproductive health. Male genitourinar) Lean but not mean: economics of the NHS. Comment
Lohmann M see Rayman Ge t al health. | Peate Newens A. Physical symptoms of depression. Corres
Long-term conditions Mental Capacity Bill: long-awaited has arrived. Comment NICE guidance for young — with cancer. Editorial
managing patients — Expert Patient Programme. Expert B Dimond TD Foss 7 Aas War
patient programme. C Plews 1086 Mental health Nicholls D. Think positive. C Jorres 539
supporting people ake comment. B Porter . E scare ee dual diagnosis: co-existence of drug, alcohol and mental health Night duty: senior nurse who repez stedly slept during, Proo fessional
Lubricants: use of in female urethral catheterization. U rological problems Mental health. D Manley... ........... 100 misconduct. G Castledine. . . ~«- 160
nursing. S Woodward ... . health professionals need to be able to identify depression in Noble A and Jones C. Benefits of narrative therapy: holistic
Lucas B. Treatment options for patients with osteoarthritis of the older people. Mental health. G a a ee . 380 interventions at the end of life. Palliative care ny 330
knee. Osteoarthritis... .. identifying eating disorders. Mental health. A Jenkins . . 1034 Norman JJ see Cowan DT et al
LudvigssonJ see Gustafsson Stolt U et al NMC will help nurses who find they have a mental illness. Nurse biopsy role development. Dermatology. GA Godsell . . . 690
Lymphoedema: assessing community nurses’ level of knowledge Professional misconduct. G Castledine ‘ Nurse leadership, interprofessionalism and the modernization
Can of chronic conditions. PA Morgan etal... . pressures on mental health units are affecting service agenda. Professional issues. KC Pollard et al Re Pee
M Comment. A Greatley . . . Nurse management rounds, clinical nursing rounds part 2. Clinical
records. Legal aspects of documentation B Dimond. rounds. A Close and G Castledine...... . 87
McAdam C, Barton A, Bull P and Rai G. An audit of nurses’ Mental health nursing, review is long overdue. Comment Nurse oe in primary care: alleviating problems ae access?
views on DNR decisions in 1989 and 2003. Critical care . 1061 M Morris Nurse-led care > Perry et al oe 253
MacDonald JM. Combination Model of Care for community Merriman A see Sharp C et al Nurse emuhiae
nurse practitioners. Nurse practitioner Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in dispute, but why, exactly? Editorial. TD Foss
McDonald K. What resuscitation ‘effort’? Corres... ... . . . 483 controlling the risk of infection: screening and isolating supplementary prescribing for nurses. Nurse prescribing
McInroy A. Blood transfusion and Jehovah’s Witnesses: the legal patients. Infection control. L Bissett . . J Hall
and ethical issues. Practice dilemmas. ..........0.000045 270 and hand-washing. Infection control. F Collins and Nurse-led clinic
McKinney PA see Rushforth K and — S Hampton. in chronic and allergic contact dermatitis. Nurse-led care
MacLean R and Russell A. Innovative ways of responding to more cleaners are needed. Corres. E Plummer MH Brown... aah : 260
the information needs of people with MS Multiple sclerosis transmission and epidemiology: current perspectives. Infection ear care: sharing knowledge and improvin,1 g patient care.
Major incident medical management and support (MIMMS): control nursing. M Banning . . Seen SAS Nurse-led care. H Harkin . 250
nurses need advanced skills in disaster health care. Comment. why are infectious diseases in the UK spreading so fast? ileo-anal pouch: development. Nurse-led clinic.
K Davies and L Moran Editorial. TD Foss mae eee A Perrin ; p 21(SCS Sept
Male genitalia, adult, examining: providing a guide for the nurse. Micro-pigmentation: implications for patients and professionals. Nurse-led oncology service: patients’ satisfaction with. Oncology
Nursing asses: Body image. K Collingridge and J Calcluth .. 818 M Egan and M Dowling. i112
Male obesity: a gender-specific approach to nurse management. Midwifery records and legal issues surrounding them. Legal aspects Nurse—patient relationship
Obesity. i Peate of documentation. B Dimond nurses must strengthen it. Castledine column. G Castledine . . 54
Maliouki M see Kiekkas P et al Migrant nurses: strangers in a British World? Integration of therapeutic relationship: dead or merely impeded by
Malnutrition, wound healing: the necessity of assessment. Tissue international nurses. International nursing. A Winkelmann-Geed technology? Nurse—patient relationship. T Foster and
viability, B AnderSOn,. 5 6 as sen ca eee 30(TVI and J Seeley 2 J Hawkins... .
Malodour management in fungating wounds. Tissue viability. Miller G see B Paterson et al Nurses and doctors: relationship between. Cz istledine column
V
G Castledine Paniagua H and Stewart A. Medical care practitioners documentation. B Dimond . . . . 1203
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NM¢ introducing a new profession into the UK Pressure ulcers
Consultation on Fitness to Practi PPrro f fessi(o nal issues 405 benchmarking within a primary care setting. Tissue viability.
G Castledine Pantelejava O see Rayman G et al N Burbridge and S$ Kiernan. 22(TVS March)
to set standards for advan Papahatzi A see Kiekkas P et al changing pressure-redistributing mattress stocks: costs and
H Scott Parenteral nutrition: review of homecare packages for paediatric outcomes. Tissue viability. M Clark . . 30(TVS March
Nursing handover: pilot stu oss of important ¢. Ate patients. Parenteral nutrition. E Sexton et al. : LO80 clinical variance in assessing risk of development. Tisstic
in. Handover. D Pothier « 1 090 Parents: supporting the parents of children with atopic eczema viability. C Sharp et al 4(TVS March)
Nursing homes D ogy. S Lawton et al : . 693 evaluation of the Waterlow pressure ulcer risk-assessment tool
wing for minority ethr Paterson B, Leadbetter D and Miller G. Beyond Zero Tissue viability. D Thompson ae jn
F Mold eta Tolerance: a varied approach to workplace violence. Workplace Hampton-Gledhill 2-stage pressure risk-assessment system
natron of a resider | SLO Tissue viability. L Gledhill and S Hampton. .28(TVS June
patients. Prof Patients reducing incidence in a long-term setting. Tissue viability,
issessment in the respiratory unit: exploring nursing roles S Hampton and F Collins 6(TVS August
Respiratory assessment. A Wheeldon role of education, technique and equipment in pressure area
wre: American nurses’ work autonomy. International nursi care. Pressure care. G Wilson and H Logan gO)
MT Mrayyan SimCair: a simple mattress system to support prevention
Product focus. S Hampton ‘ . 4)9
choice of hospital and treatment Waterlow assessment: not a predictor. Corres JA Waterlow 639
Dealey Preston RM. Aseptic technique: evidence-based approach for
t nursing. Comment patient safety tion witrol nursing 540
ymfort rounds: clinical nursing rounds part 3. Cl Price J. Readers who treat swollen feet nee 359
928 Price P sce Rayman G et al
ward Manager who broke it
1033 intreducing a new profession into
for the new ostomist K. Professior ves. H Paniagua and A Stewart 405
16(SCS Sept nurse practitioner: alleviating problems of access?
Nurse-led care. ( Perry et al
ind nurses during patient tical management ot obesity. Comment } Hill
( ¢ 1 g GC Pellatt ressure ulcer benchmarking in. Tissue viability N Burbrid
must bea e ar t iority for the NHS. ¢ nunent ind § Kiernan 22 P'VS March
} Tingl 62 Prinou A see Kiekkas P et al
Pattison N. Psychological implications of admission to critical Professional issues
ire. ¢ 7 TOS American nurses’ work autonomy on patient care and unit
Peate I operations. International nursing. MT Mrayyan 962
reproductive health of men ingels and swingers, matrons and sinners: nursing stereotypes
Nursi Q steerreeoottyy}p e l Ferns and | Chojnacka 1028
renitalia: providing a guide for the ippalling| k of care in UK nursing. Corres. | Waterlow 893
oO facilitating the implementation of lifelong learning in nursing
cific approach to nurs Profe sional development N Gopee ee 761
O’Hara K Naughton C et al 134 has nursing lost its crown? Editorial. G Castledine 687
Older 1 1 xe health effects of chlamyodni mae n has nursing lost the plot? And how can we find it? Castledin¢
VI healt LO1O olunut G Castledine : 837
Pullenayegum S et al keeping nurses satisfied could be the key to keeping nurses
Pegram A sce Jones A a Castledine olum G Castledine ; 885
Pellatt GC. Th y of patients and j nurses during NMC Consultation on fitness to practice. ( ledine column
pat dal } fe ha 1g ‘ 1150 G Castledine 1163
: g in men: review of RCTs. Men’ 1014 nurses’ H eSxcpoattn ded roles are neficial to patients. Editorial
venous catheters: considerations in theory and nurses’ work must be recognized and rewarded. Editoric
ractc il sh jC Trim 654 H Scott
Perkins C and Kisiel M. Utilizing physiological knowledg nursing must start being
promoChits inqgu Perrcairne Afo r acute re nal failure. Renal nursing rediscHo vSecroitntg the positive sidneas of nursing. Castledraiga ne column . 481
reseal ch show 1 world-wide nursing conference G Castledine ROS tars 1219
H Scott (SCS Sept strangers in a British World? Integration of international nurses.
anal pouch clinic. Nurse-led International nursing. AWinkelmann-Geed and
21(SCS Sept J Seeley @ : . 954
Perry C, Thurston M, Killey M ind MilleJr . The nurse therapeutic relationship: dead or merely impeded by
practitioner in primary care: alleviating problemosf access? technology? Nurse—patient relationship. T Foster and
| Hawkins
1é think positive. Corr LD) Nicholls
Professional misconduct
of emollient therapy in igency nurse who used the same speculum to carry out smear
Osborne R_ sec Tyler P et al er Dermat tests. Professional misconduct. G Castledine 226
Osteoarthritis, knee: treatment Pfeil M and Chi-Meih L. ¢ enetics knowledge for nurses case of the deputy ward manager who broke patient
B Lucas sity of luxury? Genet confidentiality. Profes ional misconduc1t . G Castledine . 1033
community care manager who stole money from her clients
ibusive is too abusive? nior clinical nurse goes before PPrroojfe,s | G Castledine > SP
the NMC. Professior uct. G Castledine 801 general nurse who gave inaccurate information in healthcare
who abused her patients. I ional miscon records. Professiona iduct G Castledine ‘ 4]
G Castledine health visitor who falsely claimed she had carried out patients’
Physical fitne who needs it? Phys reviews. Professional misconduct. G Castledine . 451
AY Blab how abusive is too abusive? A senior clinical nurse goes before
Plews C. Expert Patient Programme: mani ng patients with the NMC. Professional misconduct. G Castledine .. 801
Page B. The | long-te conditions. Expert patient programme 1086 matron of a residential home who failed to manage staff or
of atopi Plummer E. More cleaners are needed. Corres 63 patients. Professional misconduct. G Castledine 1055
Pai Pointon B and Keady J. Dementia and long-term care: costs matron who continued to make drug administration errors
acute, specialist nurse nd compassion. Comment Professional misconduct. G Castledine mes 264
Defer Politics: nurses should use it to bring about change. ( istledine NMC will help nurses who find they have a mental illness
ving th umn. G Castledine Professional misconduct. G Castledine . 91
Pais + ( Pollard KC, Ross K and Means R. Nurse leadership nurse
igement terprofessionalism and the modernization agenda who physically abused her patients. Professional misconduct
al issue G Castledine hia 2 633
S of painful Poor nursing practice needs highlighting. Corr Anon who used her 1 istration for her own commercial
Por J. A pilot data collecting xercise On stress and nursing interests. Profess | misconduct. G Castledine ; 93
students. Work str : ; 3 practice nurse who expanded her role without appropriate
Porter B. Supporting people with long-term conditions training. Professional misconduct. G Castledine 1141
Commen registered nurse who failed in her duties to care for patients.
Positive side of nursing Professional misconduct. G Castledine si ojaite gion
H Godfrey rediscoverit column. G Castledine senior nurse
Palliative car where is the power of positive thinking? Corres S Forbes 1171 who demeaned the spiritual beliefs of patients and staff.
cut hospital based set Postanaesthesia care unit nurses: workload and intensive care Professional misconduct G Castledine 745
people R Jones overflow. High-dependency nursing. P Kiekkas et al . 434 who repeatedly slept while on night duty. Professional
challenges in caring for dying ] Burt and Postoperative feeding, early and abdominal gynaecological surgery misconduct. G Castledine. ... . . spina reseseie ee
chroniCc Sohbsitprmuactni ve pulmonary sharmacological3 01 6 PothSiuregri calD ,n uMrsoinngt. eiLr oW u P,a nMdo oPk tGriiatrhi thMs and ShHaawk e A. Pilot eee wPrhoofseses ioinanlc ommipsceotnedunccte. rGe suClatsetdl edini nteh e death of a patient 516
approaches. Care of 14 study to show the loss of important data in nursing handover. staff nurse
unproving provisi veart failure. Heart Handover kant. 1090 removed from nursing register for drug round
disease. ( 563 Poulopoulou M sce Kiekkas P et al mismanagement. Professional misconduct. G Castledine. 953
narrative therapy benefits: holis entions at the end of Power: Nelson’s touch: knowledge + action = power. Comment. who disregarded authority, protocol and confidentiality.
life. Palliative care. A Nob 330 M Aylott awaits. ee pita 11 Professional misconduct. G Castledine . 618
nurses should become mor H Scott 631 Preimplantation genetic diagnosis to prevent genetic disorders in who drank alcohol before and during her duties
purposeful dehydration in a terminally ill « uncer patient. children. Genetics. A Lashwood . Professional misconduct. G Castledine 697
Oncology. L-A Maxwell 1117 Prescription and medication records. Legal aspects of who stole fentanyl from a syringe and refilled it with
Vi
saline. Professional misconduct. G Castledine. . : 6 088 Royal Navy: on x the role of an acute pain specialist nurse in. genitourinary health. 1 Peate
who was drug-dependent and stole from the ward stock Defence nursing Haslam. 200 Social life, do chronic leg ulcers affect it?
Professional misconduct.G Castledine .. 338 Rushforth K pa McKinney PA. Issues ofF patient consent: a part 1. Leg ulcers. A Brown
Property: procedures for nurses to follow after a patient has died study of paediatric high-depe ndency care. Professional issues 519 part 2. Leg ulcers. A Brown
Legal aspects of death. B Dimond . 3 ete Russell A see MacLean R and Specialist nurses
Prostate cancer and the principles of hormone therapy treatment Russell C. Providing the nurse with a guide to tracheostomy acute pain in the Royal Navy : exploring the role. Defence
Male genitourinary health. L Drudge-Coates vas ale care and management. High-dependency nursing shes 428 nursing. C Haslam
Protocol: staff nurse who sais ti Professional misconduct S role in obesity m: anagement. Obesity M Banning
G Castledine yas 618 Spencer Ns ¢ Wollin J et al
Psychiatric nurses: work stress differentials with general nurses Satets Sperm nde lonors. Corres. Anon
Workplace health. H Hughes and K Umeh. . , 802 and dignity of patients and nurses during patient handling. Safe Sphygmomanometer, mercury: blood pressure measurement
Psychological considerations in gastrointestinal nursing. handling. GC Pellatt ; ; 1150 Clinical skills. T Valler-Jones and K Wedgburv
Psychological adaptation. } Williams 931 of patients must be an absolute priority for the NHS. Spinal cord injuries: improving the continuing care for individu
Psychological implications of admission to critical care. Critical Comment J Tingle a with. Nurse-led service. S Williams
care. N Pattison : 708 personal in the accident and emergency department Spiritual needs
Publication, writing for: adapting aa cademic work into articles nursing. T Ferns et al duty of nurses to meet patients’ needs. H
Professional development. B Heyman and P Cronin 400 Sargeant S. The aetiology, management and complications of SD Ledger
Pullenayegum S, Fielding B, Du Plessis E and Peate I ilcoholic hepatitis. Liver disease senior nurse who demeaned the spiritual beliefs of pat
The value of the role of the rehabilitation assistant Sauvadet A see Fays S et al staff. Professional misco G Castledine
Rehabilitation nursing 778 Schmutz JL see Fays S et al Spirituality, transcultural on C > report ( mi
Pulmonary rehabilitation, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Scott H A Narayanasamy
non-pharmacological approaches. Care of chronic conditions BMA claims that patients in A&E are being put at risk Standard assessment, poor — putting patients at risk. (
R Booker Editorial lumn. G Castledine
Pyoderma gangrenosum, peristomal ¢ linical treatment options NMC is to set standards for advanced nursing practice Star ratings: star light, star bright,|
Stoma care 4(SCS Sept Editorial Editorial. TD Foss
Nurses are not confider it in how to access research Stephens B see Lewis C and
Edi | StevensJ and Chaloner D. L
Quality of life _ Nurses continue to work re gular unpaid overtime of acute and chro woun
hronic leg ulcers: do they affect a patient’s social life? Editorial Stewart A see Paniagua H and
part 1. Leg ulcers. A Brown ; 894 Nurses’ expanded roles are beneficial to patic Stoma ca
par2t . Leg ulcers. A Brown 986 Nurses’ retirement age may be increased from 60 to 65 bridging the gap: a world-wide nursi y conference Editoria
guide to male catheterization and sexuality. Male genitourinary Editorial \ Perrin 3(SCS Sept
health. S Hampton 376 Nurses should become more skilled in palliative care colostomy irrigation: are we t enough? Colostom
in Huntington’ disease: caring for the carers. Neuroscience Editorial nanagement. F Woodhouse 4(SCS Sept
nursing. A Aubeeluck “ 7 . 452 Nurses’ work must be recognized and rewarded. Editorial exploring the conditions leading to stoma-forming surgery
improved: overcoming barriers to in paedi itric asthma. Child Nursing must start being more positive ibout itself Surgical nursing. | Burch
health. S Clayton 80 Editorial hospital to home: smoothing the journey for the r lew Ostomist
improving patient care after laryngectomy/glossectomy. Head Xeport claims that a third of student nurses don’t qualify Stoma management. LA Readding 16(SCS Sept
ind neck nursing. M Dobbins. , 634 Editorial. new flangeless adhesive = ng system for colostomy and
R ResearEcdhit orsihalo ws how we can prevent falls in old age 245 nurse-illeedo stiolmeyo.- anSat oSmap eemdans clji enmiecn t.d evMe loWphmietnet . andN urKs e-Bleerd g clit
Rai G see McAdam Ce t al Undercover cameras show nursing in a poor light. Editorial 129 A Perrin 21(SCS Sept
Random testing: should nurses be tested for alcohol abuse? SeeleyJ see Winkelmann-Gleed A and peristomal pyoderma gangrenosum: clinical treatment options
Castledine column, G Castledine . Service delivery: improving for relapse mana gement in multiple Stoma care . . 4(SCS Sept
Rawlings B see Khattab AD et al sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis. R Warner et al . 746 pre- and postoperative nursing care for patients with a stoma
Rayman A see Rayman Ge t al Sexton E, CoadJ and Holden C. Review of homecare Stoma ma lagement J Burch 310
RaDyamragni s VG,, RSualycmaiatne RA,, PBaankteerl ejNaRv,a JOu,r gHeavricdiiennge rN,e Sexupaalc kasgteerse otfoyrp ipnage,d iaatnrgiecl s HaPndN swpiantgieenrtss,. mPaatrernotnesr al annudt rsiitinonne rs. 1080 te. ichiSntgo msa tommaan-amgaenmean t smGe ntO 'Cskoilnlsn: orth e importance of self«s -carJreea
Price P, Lohmann M, Thomsen JK, Gad P and Gottrup nursing stereotypes. Nursing stereotypes. T Ferns and what happens to used colostomy pouches outside the acute
FE Sustained silver-releasing dressing in the treatment of I Chojnacka setting. Stoma care. J Berry
diabetic foot ulcers. Product evaluation... . “ «109 Sexuality guide to male catheterization and quality of life. Stress
Readding LA. Hospital to home: smoothingv et hie journey for the genitourinary health. S Hampton pilot data collecting exercise on str and nursing students.
new ostomust. Stoma management. . 16(SCS Sept Sexually transmitted diseases: guidance for first-line treatment of Work stress. ] Por 1180
Readers’ help sought. Corres. G Casey : 7 anogenital gonorrhoea infection. Sexually transmitted diseases tackling in the NHS. Corres M Wheeler 427
Records see Documentation; Healthcare records M Tyson 647 work differentials between psychiatric and general nurses
Recruitment: project to establish a skills competency matrix for Sharp C, Burr G, Broadbent M, Cummins M, Casey H Workplace health. H Hughes and K Umeh
EU nurses. Nurse competency. DT Cowan et al... . «5:43 ind Merriman A. Clinical variance in assessing risk of Students
Referral: GP views of nurse-led telephone referral for paediatric pressure ulcer development. Tissue viability TVS March pilot data collecting exer cise ON stress and nursing students
assessment. Nurse-led service. S Birch et al... . gscit 667 Shaw A see Pothier D et al Work stres | Por , 1180
Registration: nurse who used it for her own commercial interests Shipman C sce BurtJ and preregistration should de velop ita in learning disabilities
Professional misconduct. G Castledine Bee ; 93 Sickle cell anaemia cation. KL Barriball and LL Clark
Rehabilitation background, causes and incidence in the UK. Sickle report claims that a third of student nurses don’t qualify
improving the continuing care for individuals with spinal cord disorder. D De ‘ Editorial. H Scott
injuries. Nurse-led service. S Williams ......... 161 > management approaches of ps infia e pisodes Pain Sulcaite R see Rayman G et al
value of the role of the rehabilitation assistant. Rehabilitation management. D De ae Supplementary prescribing for nurses. Nurse prescribing. J Hall
nursing. S Pullenayegum et al Sigal-Grinberg M sce Fays S et al Supporting the parents of children with atopic eczema
Reilly N see Naughton C et al Silver Dermatology. S Lawton et al
Religious needs: duty of nurses to meet patients’ needs. Holistic diabetic foot ulcers: sustained silver-releasing dressing in Suprapubic catheter, how to remove and change clinical skills
care. SD Ledger .... ari. Si oN treatment of. Product evaluation. G Rayman et al 109 J Robinson
Renal failure, acute: utilizing physiologic: , knowledge to care for. role in wound healing. Tissue viability. C Graham22(TVN Oct)
Renal nursing. C Perkins and M Kisier. Renal nursing 768 SimCair: a simple mattress system to support pressure ulcet rynaecological: early post perative feeding. Surgi
Renal replacement therapy choices for pre-dialysis renal patients. prevention. Product focus. S Hampton 409 L Wu and P Griffiths
Renal nursing. AE Tweed and K Ceaser . . Ba -.. Skelton J. Nursing role in the multidisciplinary management of breast: micro-pigmentation implications for patients and
Reproductive health of men: smoking effects on. Male motor neurone disease. Care of chronic condition 20 professionals. Body image. K Collingridge and
genitourinary health. 1 Peate Skills competency matrix: project to establish for EU nurses } Calcluth
Research Nurse competency. DT Cowan et al ee 613 cardiac, rapid recovery following: a nursing perspective
Corres. A Chamber.s. ins Skin Su | nursing. C Naughton et al
nurses are not confident in how to access it EBdi torial atopic eczema —* of Tubifast Garments in management exploring supportive ¢ are needs and experiences of f
H Scott Product focus. B Page 289 surgery patients. Head and neck nursing. P] Furness
Residential care: matron of:a residential home who failed to chronic and allergic contact dermatitis: nurse- led « linic. Nurse- exploring the conditions leading to stoma-forming surgery
manage stz uff or patients. Professional misconduct led care. MH Brown ..... ? ‘ 260 Surgical nursing. |B urch , : 94
G Castledine. . . ; . 1055 development of nurse biopsy rok Dermatol improving patient care and quality of life after laryngectomy
Respiratory assessment: usin1g gp hy sic cala ssessment in the GA Godsell 690 glossectomy. Head and neck nursing. M Dobbins. 634
respiratory unit, & xp.s lor Ing nursing roles. Re sptrator) assessment exploring the use of emollient therapy in dermatological non-cardiac: cardiac disease in the population: effect on
A Wheeldon . =P aie y cea nursing Dermatology ] Peters 494 survival. Cardiac nursing. C Naughton et al 18
Resuscitation: what‘ effort? év orres. K McDonald . 2 483 helpline for fetes with chronic dermatological conditions. pre- and postoperative nursing care for patients with a stoma
Retirement Dermatology. D Joseph and J Day : sen: wi ie Stoma management. } Burch 310
age for nurses may be increased from 60 to 65. Editorial the importance of care and assessment. Skin care a
H Scott ‘ “ . aa S Holloway andV / Jones. . ce ; 172
Corres. D Knowles. . ; ae sine Ae Sleeping Taylor M see Davies CE et al
Return to nursing: some things coy change. Corres nurses are overtired and not getting enough sleep. Castledine Teaching sails for nurses: clinical nursing rounds part 4. C
A Carwardine ...... , sa cengiytiiac. Some umn. G Castledine . , 183 rounds, A Close and G Castledine
Rew M promoting quality sleep in older people: ther nursing care role. Team working
Caring tor catheterized patients: urinary catheter Maintenance. Clinical skills. S Béephage.... . . . ; 205 importance of ward teams must be remembered. C.
Clinical skills... 2... . wares aie senior nurse who repe<a tedly slept « during night due olumn. G Castledine 3
see also FernsT et al Professional misconduct. G Castledine .. . . - . 160 more thought should be given to the approach
Rew M and Ferns T. A balanced approach to dealing with Sloan G. Clinical supervision: beginning the supervisory column G Castledine
violence and aggression at work. Conflict management relationship. Clinical supervision ae 918 what about it? Corres. T Cutler.
Rheumatoid arthritis: principles of inflammation in development. Smear tests: agency nurse who used the same ‘speculum to carry Technology, therapeutic relza tionship dead or n nerely impeded
Chronic care. M Banning ; . 277 out tests. Professional misconduct. G Castledine. . . 226 by technology? Nurse—patient relationship. T Foster and
Roberts A sce Lawton §S et al Smoking cessation ] Hawkins
RobertJsD see Mold F et al chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: non-pharmacological Telephone helpline for patients with chronic derm itological
Robinson J. Clinical skills: how to remove and change a approaches. Care of chronic conditions. R Booker... ....... 14 conditions. Dermatology. D Joseph andJ Day ..
suprapubic catheter. Clinical skills increase in ‘quit-smoking’ services. Corres. R Cosgrove . . . 595 Terminal care see Palliative care
Ross K see Pollard KC et al Smoking effects on the reproductive health of men. Male Theft
vil
r clients Unit operations American nurses’ work autonomy on. Wheeler M. Tackling stress in the NHS. Corres... .. . . 427
575 International nursing. MT Mrayyan. . . . aA 962 WhiteM and Berg K. A new flangeless adhesive coupling
Upton D and Upton P. Nurses’ attitudes to ) evidence- based system for colostomy and ileostomy. Stoma rianagement . .. 325
practice: impact of a national policy. Professional issues . . 284 WilliamJs . Psychological considerations in gastrointestinal
Upton P see Upton D and nursing. Psychological adaptation . 931
Urethral catheterization, female: use of lubricants. Urological Williams S. Improving the continuing care for individu: als with
ursing i : eperenrhie md 1022 spinal cord injuries. Nurse-led service .... . .. 161
Urgocell Non-Adhesive wound — and leg ulcers. Tissue Wills: exploring the law regarding the making and execution of.
ThirionV Fays S et al viat S Fays et al ....15(TVS June) Legal as swe of death. B Dimond 153
Thomas D s Warner R etc al dressing: manag conn of acute and chronic wounds. Wilson G and Logan H. The role of educ ation, te chnique and
Thompson Di | y. J Stevens aad D Chaloner 22(TVS August equipment in pressure area care. Pressure care . . 990
risk-asse Urinary catheter Wiltshire M see Birch S et al
Thomsen JK Rayman Ge t al female urethral catheterization: use of lubricants. Urological Windsor C see WollinJ et al
Thorley K Heaps Ne t al nursing. S Woodward 1022 Winkelmann-Gleed A and Seeley J. Strangers in a British
Thurston M C Perry et al Flocath quick: a new hydrophilic-coated catheter for World? Integration of international nurses. International
Tingle J intermittent use. Product focus. W Doherty 170 nursing ... 954
NHS to male catheterization and sexualiry and quality off life. Wollin J, Bennie M, Leech Cc Windsor C and Spencer N.
Vale genitourinary health. S Hamptot Multiple sclerosis and continence issues: an exploratory study
( 1eterized patients. Clinica Continence ots (cinta
Wolverhampton Prolific and Other Priority offenders’
ind change: clinical skills. Clinical Programme. Drug rehabilitation. M Bateman 924
TingleJ d Dunmore L Woodhouse F. Colostomy irrigation: are we offering it enough?
Cems Colostomy management — 14(SCS Sept
‘lection and use of continence Woodward S. Use of lubricant in female urethral catheterization
pton 265 | nursing 1022
e issues: an exploratory study Woolfrey G s Devies CE et al
Work stress difff erentials between psychiatric and general nurses
ne to care for acute re Workplace health. H Hughes and K Umeh ... 802
id M Kisier. Renal nursing Working conditions
Vv nurses continue to work ular unpaid overtime. Editorial
H Scott :
overtime. Corres. S Christie Aes ye aaa
g the mercury sphyg zmomanomete ical skills 45 Workload of postanaesthesia care unit nurses and intensive car
abuse: how abusive is too abusive? A senior clinical nurse overflow. High-dependency nursing. P Kiekkas et al
goes before the NMC. Professional misconduct. G Castledine 801 Workplace violence, beyon d Zero Tolerance: a varied approa ch.
Vin F see Fays S et al Workplace health. BH Paterson et al.............-. 810
428 Violence Wound dressings
1 to dealing with at work. Ci films or fabrics: is it time to rez appraise postoperative dressings?
M Rew andT Ferns Tissue viability. D Aindow and M Butcher. 15(TVN Oct
lerance: a varied approach to workplace sustained silver-releasing in the treatment of diabetic foot
violen Vorkplace health. BH Paterson et al ulcers. Product evaluation. G Rayman etal..... 109
. if they're good enough to kick Beckham out... Editorial Wound healing
TD Foss ‘ intractable wound using bio-electrical stimulation therapy.
the accident and emergency department Ti viability. S Hampton and L King . .30(TVS August
1&E nursing. T Ferns et al nutrition: the necessity of assessment. Tissue viability,
Vignevien A. Clinical treatment options for peristomal B Anderson ’ a ‘ 30 TVN Oct)
‘Def snosum. Stoma care 4(SCS Sept role of silver. Tissue viability. C Graham ; 22(TVN Oct)
laternity services are failing. Comment Wound treatment
Trim JC. Pe nore - . 638 delivering in a social setting. Leg ulcer management
Ty W L Dalzell ; a er
exploring debridement options ff or chronic venous leg ulcers.
Produ OCU. B P: Leg ulcers. CE Davies .... Lista aed
TTuurrntbounl l G P se sec DaMvoirersi s CED ear atl moderpna tiemn ts?at rMonos: can -i”atr onbse. eSa siBlyu ftiodne ntified by “—< fungatTiinsgsu e wovuianbdil:it y. maCn aDgreampeenrt eaosf ma alodour and ex4u(dTV:aS t eJ.u ne)
Tweed me and ae K. pilot study t taea loss of important data in nursing honey use to heal a chronic wound in a patient with
for pre R handover. Handover. D Pothier et al epidermolysis bullosa. Tissue viability. ] Hon .... 4(TVN Oct)
Tyler P, Hollinworth Ha d | Osborne R.1 Warner R, Thomas D and Martin R. Improving service hypot etic al assessment by nurses: signs and symptoms. Tissue
COMPpressiol! 1 hosie lanagement in elias sclerosis. Multipl ME Maylor. . ...... 14(TVS March
T 10S fare 746 leg dank and the Urgocell Non-Adhesive wound dressing
Waterlow assessment: not a predictor. Corres JA W.a terlow 689 Tissue viability. S Fays etal ... ‘ ‘ ee
Waterlow J opportunity for change? Editorial. M Butcher. .3(TVS August)
Appalling lack of care in UK nursing. Corres . . 893 Urgosorb™ dressin agement of acute and chronic
The term “expert patient’ is unfortunate. Corres 307 wounds. Tissue 1 J Stevens and
Wetesiow JA. Waterlow assessment: not a predictor. Corres .. 689 D Chaloner. ; ; .22(TVS August)
Waterlow pressure ulcer risk-assessment tool: evaluation. Tissue Writing for publication: adapting academic work into articles.
ity. D Thompson : ane oe SSS Professional development. B Heyman and P Cronin
Clabes K ¢Valler-Jones T and — Wu L and Griffiths P. Early postoperative feeding and
cam1 eras G sn} Ha V nursir Whayman Ks ee Perry on Z and abdominal gynaecological surgery. Surgical nursing
Corr umptor Wheeldon A. Exploring les: using physical assessment
poor irsing prac tice needs in the respiratory unit. Re pii t ess : : 571
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