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BMI, ovarian cancer and CBT

In-depth analysis of the latest research. Compiled by Steven Goodrick

Product focus: Point-of-care testing for coeliac disease

Matthew Kurien and David Sanders discuss the evidence for point-of-care tests for coeliac disease and focus on Simtomax.

Nursing is being re-evaluated by patients

Good luck to the new Nursing and Care Quality Forum as it sets off on its crucial programme of work

Older patients miss out on cancer care

Half of people newly diagnosed with cancer in the UK are over 70, so it is likely that community and practice nurses will come into contact with an older person living with the disease.

Compassion is a vital quality, NHS-wide

Dignity is 'the essence of proper nursing' according to Sir Keith Pearson, chair of the NHS Confederation, and one of the authors of Delivering Dignity: securing dignity in care for older people in...

Ensuring children have a say in their care

The NSF for children, young people and maternity services; Healthy Lives Brighter Futures; the Kennedy Review: there have been landmark moments in children's health policy over the last ten years.

Proud to assist nurses in financial trouble

As nurses, we like to think of ourselves as respected professionals, using skills and knowledge to restore people to health, or assist them to a peaceful death.

Management of asthma care

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the respiratory system that is variable in severity, episodic in nature and affects people of every age group.

Hirsutism: causes and management

Hirsutism is a common and frequently distressing condition for women. Julie Van Onselen disucuss support and management options available for women

Men and eating disorders

Around 10 per cent of people diagnosed with an eating disorder are male. Ian Peate looks at the causes and the needs in this under-diagnosed patient group

Albumin to creatinine ratio

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a significant economic burden for health services in the UK and is likely to remain so for decades to come, owing to the increasing prevalence of CKD in ageing...

Smoking, diet, CAD and MDD

In-depth analysis of the latest research.

Listen to nurses, if not Stephen Fry

It is easy to jump on the bandwagon in opposing the Health and Social Care Bill. Rarely a day goes by when an influential body does not add its name to the list of those demanding that ministers kill...

Assessing and managing risk

Nurses must know how to assess risk and communicate it to patients

Relating your values, morals and ethics to nursing practice

Understand how your values affect patient care

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