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Managing diabetes mellitus in children and young people

Psychosocial issues should be addressed alongside pharmacological treatment for children and young people with diabetes, writes Dr David Morris

The influence of food on mood

Annette Dunne explores the role of diet in the
development, prevention, and management of mental health problems

Smoking, nipple pain and CKD

In-depth analysis of the latest research, compiled by Mark Greener

Career Profile - David Smith, Norwich, Norfolk

Job title Palliative care education co-ordinator
Location Norwich, Norfolk
Qualifications RN, BSc, Oncology certificate, Advanced diploma in acute medical nursing, ENB 237, 941, 870

In Your Workplace

NHS Trust HR director Graham White offers advice on employment issues affecting nurses

Looking back on a career in nursing

Recently-retired nurse practitioner Chris Aslett reflects on her career and concludes nursing is a challenging, diverse and,
rewarding profession

Clinical focus - Hirsutism

Overall key points Hirsutism may be idiopathic or caused by use of medications or disease statesInitial observations may be deceptive owing to use of cosmetics to conceal excess hairPhysical...

In your workplace: employment advice

NHS Trust HR director Graham White offers advice on employment issues affecting nurses

Effective nursing regulation

Healthcare regulators perform four core functions for patients and registrants, writes Andrea James

Developing your consultation skills

Nurses should review and improve their
consultation skills on an ongoing basis to provide optimum care, writes Marilyn Edwards

Treating tobacco dependence

Smoking cessation
strategies in pregnant women, adolescents
and patients with CVD are outlined by

Distinguishing asthma from COPD in primary care settings

Differentiating asthma from COPD involves careful history taking and
assessment, writes
Beverley Bostock-Cox

Managing menopause naturally

Kathy Abernethy highlights how to promote a healthy menopause without the use of hormone replacement therapy

A child with groin swelling

Nurses must carefully examine swellings of the groin in children in case emergency referral is needed, write Sarah Henning, Meera Thayalan, and Siba Prosad Paul

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