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Management of wound exudate

Greater understanding of the role of moisture in wound healing has shown that proper management is essential, explains Caroline Dowsett

Contraception choices for women

Women have a wide choice of contraceptive choices, all of which are free in the UK, so different options should be explained to patients, writes Maggie Cooper

Diabetes, dementia and AF

In-depth analysis of the latest research.

Pruritus diagnosis and management

Pruritus is a ubiquitous symptom with many presentations that can often cause considerable distress for many individuals, writes Kelvin Karim

Management of inflammatory arthritis

Primary-care nurses can play a vital part in supporting patients with inflammatory arthritis

A birthday card for community nursing

In 2012, we are celebrating the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Queen's Nursing Institute.

NHS redesign must not ignore dementia

The Health Select Committee's review of how health and social care systems are coping in the tough economic climate, published in January, highlights the need for a radical shake up of how we fund...

Joint opposition may yet derail Health Bill

As opposition to the Health and Social Care Bill intensifies, there is now a real feeling that the reforms might be in genuine danger.

Help commissioners understand services

The government, currently driving the controversial Health and Social Care Bill through Parliament, says nurses can be on the boards of clinical commissioning boards (CCGs), which are replacing PCTs.

Exercise your networking skills this year

Nursing has always been a small world. For all the vast number of nurses in the workforce, it is amazing how often the same names appear, the same faces are seen, and the same organisations feature in...

Improve nursing care by investing in staff

When, earlier this month, prime minister David Cameron proclaimed that 'nursing needs to be about patients, not paperwork' he provoked anger from nurses keen to point out that understaffing is at the...

Cognition, GLP-1R and obesity

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

Skin protection in wound management

Failure to manage the skin surrounding a leg ulcer can lead to additional problems and discomfort, explains Annemarie Brown

Diabetes monitoring and management

Diabetes is a complex condition that requires extensive monitoring to prevent the development of long-term complications, writes Jill Hill

Taking the initiative: practical advice for nurse leaders and entrepreneurs

I lead a nursing team and am finding that staff morale is currently very low, perhaps due to the time and cost-pressures in the NHS.

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