Linda Nazarko
Linda Nazarko
Community nurses spend a significant amount of time providing wound care, yet despite their efforts significant numbers of wounds fail to heal after a year. Hard-to-heal wounds can be painful, lead to reduced mobility and impair the individ...
Rida Fazal
Rida Fazal
Sylvie Hampton
Sylvie Hampton
Mrs MJ is a 92-year-old woman with multiple comorbidities, including mobility issues, atrial fibrillation, glaucoma, hypertension, bladder cancer, Crohn's disease, lymphovenous disease and corneal problems. The primary concern was understan...
Barriers to healing pressure ulcers within the community setting: a service evaluation [0.03%]
社区压力性溃疡治疗障碍的服务评估研究报告
Tanya Haines
Tanya Haines
To effectively support patients with wounds in the community, healthcare teams must adopt diverse and tailored approaches to care. Patients with pressure ulcers require a detailed assessment of all the factors which may cause pressure ulcer...
Sarah Jane Palmer
Sarah Jane Palmer
Polypharmacy is a common and growing issue, particularly among older adults with multiple chronic conditions. While polypharmacy is often necessary for managing complex health needs, it can lead to adverse drug reactions, harmful interactio...
Michelle McBride
Michelle McBride
It cannot be disputed that the NHS is under considerable pressure, with the nursing workforce struggling to meet increasing demands. As the current government is focussing on care closer to home, community nursing needs to consider how it i...
Rida Fazal
Rida Fazal
A discovery into the levels of work engagement of young Irish nurses working in post COVID-19 Australia [0.03%]
后新冠肺炎时代澳大利亚从业的爱尔兰年轻护士的工作投入感调查研究
Conor Hogan
Conor Hogan
Background: Post COVID-19, the migration of skilled nurses has increased, with many Irish nurses relocating to Australia for better opportunities. Factors such as workload, work-life balance and workplace support influenc...
Using the CURB-65 decision support tool in the community setting: a case study [0.03%]
在社区中使用CURB-65决策支持工具的案例研究
Charlene Martin,Helen Marshall
Charlene Martin
A significant population in the UK aged 65 years and above is living with frailty. Strategic government and health service agenda has a clear priority: to increase preventative and proactive care for those with frailty and, where possible, ...