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Career profile - Practice nurse

Caroline Forrest, Derbyshire

Practical prescribing

Molly Courtenay helps resolve everyday issues for nurse prescribers

Honing your leadership skills

Leadership skills must be acquired by identifying, learning and honing them through practice, write Daniel Richard Leff and Penny Humpris

Practical prescribing

Molly Courtenay helps resolve everyday issues for nurse prescribers

Setting goals with patients to promote behavioural change

Taking a psychological, patient-focused approach can empower patients to draw on their own resources, writes Caroline Forrest

Caring for rough sleepers in London

A west London centre for rough sleepers is providing vital health services, including on-the-spot access to free diabetes testing, writes Chis Parr

Career profile - Advanced practitioner single point of care/non-medical prescribing lead

Why did you become a nurse? My grandmother was a nursing auxiliary who retired in 1973. She started as a fever nurse in the early 1920s and spent most of her career working in infectious diseases. I...

Practical prescribing

Molly Courtenay helps resolve everyday issues for nurse prescribers

Providing a community rheumatology service

An innovative nurse-led service for patients with inflammatory arthritis is providing specialist care in a community setting, writes Alison Archer

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Mary Codling, Wokingham, Berkshire

Supporting the development of future clinical leaders

The development of high-quality clinical leaders for the NHS will not occur by accident, write Ruth Carnalland Oliver Warren

Career profile

Mary Warrilow, Stourbridge, West Midlands

Practical prescribing

Molly Courtenay helps resolve everyday issues for nurse prescribers

Rheumatoid arthritis

Overall key pointsThe cause of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is unknown, although it is recognised as an autoimmune disease.The progress of RA is generally downhill, with increasing disability, morbidity...

Managing multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis is a multifactorial condition, and specialist nurses can help to co-ordinate referrals to appropriate services, Gina Robinson explains

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