Hospital
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ICU nurse leading national rehabilitation campaign
An intensive care nurse is leading a national campaign to ensure all patients can access rehabilitation services, regardless of where they live.
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A London NHS trust is giving its nurses body-worn cameras and asking the public to be kinder to its healthcare staff, after incidents of violence and abuse more than doubled over three years.
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Colour coding in hospitals creates barriers to accessing healthcare for colour blind people, a nurse working on an alternative has said.
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Emergency departments with fewer nurses are more likely to experience delays in patient care and have a higher rate of serious outcomes for patients, according to a new study.
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A new rapid-assessment scheme that enables ambulance crews to take stroke patients straight to specialist care is being piloted in Hertfordshire.
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Neonatal staff at the Countess of Chester Hospital, where Lucy Letby previously worked, are committed to providing excellent care “under difficult circumstances”, a new report has found.
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A specially commissioned comic strip has been published in support of a campaign to end “pyjama paralysis” and improve patient activity and mobility during a hospital stay.
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This article looks at one of the fundamental aspects of nursing care, assisting patients with personal hygiene, and considers the benefits of disposable wipes when bathing patients confined to bed.
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Observing a collective moment of silence when a patient dies is valuable for both staff and the bereaved. This initiative won the Critical and Emergency Care Nursing category in the 2023 Nursing Times Awards.
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A research study identified the key concerns of older people with frailty in the emergency department, revealing these differ from the NHS’s standard metrics.
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A specially designed, charity-funded mobile cancer care unit offers great advantages for patients and staff alike.
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An in-person tissue viability education programme was redeveloped to be delivered online during the Covid-19 pandemic, increasing attendance and engagement.
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Frailty is not an unavoidable consequence of ageing, as not all older people are frail. This article explores and compares frailty in Australia, Germany and the UK.