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Skills for Health, with support from Public Health Wales, has launched an online social media toolkit for healthcare organisations.
Layla Haidrani Layla Haidrani
Essential facts In January, new guidance was drawn up for police and healthcare professionals, outlining for the first time how and when police officers should be involved in physically restraining people in healthcare settings in England a...
Thomas Wood Thomas Wood
Last September, a team from our trust was chosen by the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) to represent the UK in a simulation-based cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) competition at the annual European Resuscitation Congress, in Iceland.
A petition signed by more than 116,000 people has failed to convince the government that a new law is needed to deal specifically with assaults on NHS staff.
Matthew Mckew Matthew Mckew
Nurses have admitted frustration over the rising number of people who are not seriously ill being directed to emergency departments (EDs) by NHS 111.
Stephanie Jones-Berry Stephanie Jones-Berry
Not all advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs) will meet requirements for accreditation under a new RCN scheme, according to the project lead.
Epilepsy affects 1% of the UK population, with 40% of people with epilepsy having two or more seizures a year. One in five people who have epilepsy visits a hospital emergency department (ED) each year and three out of five do so more than ...
Male nurses are less likely than female colleagues to request urgent treatment in emergency departments (EDs) for men with high pain scores.
Ann Wilkinson Ann Wilkinson
Parents often bring children with a fever to primary and emergency care settings. This article uses a case study to explore the assessment of children with a fever in pre-hospital settings using the three-minute toolkit, National Institute ...