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期刊名:British journal of community nursing

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ISSN:1462-4753

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Francesca Ramadan Francesca Ramadan
Faecal incontinence, the involuntary loss of faeces, is a symptom with multifactorial causes and major effects on quality of life. Community nurses, with their skills and unique position at the frontline of patient care, are pivotal in the ...
Edward Baker Edward Baker
This article discusses the increasing levels of violence experienced by healthcare professionals, including bullying, harassment, and verbal and physical abuse. The author also discusses the impact of such incidents on the mental health and...
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Background: Delivering health education and information to people and communities to increase their knowledge is an essential part of shared healthcare decision making. However, not all written materials are easily unders...
Michelle McBride Michelle McBride
Social prescribing enables professionals to refer patients to non-clinical services, addressing both physical health and mental wellbeing needs. Although not a new concept, current attitudes toward salutogenic models are gaining momentum. T...
Amy Milne,Louise Derham Amy Milne
Almost 1 million people in the UK are living with heart failure, which is a progressive and life-limiting condition. Managing symptoms in the community is widely acknowledged as a means of reducing deterioration and hospital admissions. Rec...
Karis Macaulay Karis Macaulay
The professional nurse advocate role offers a promising solution to the challenges faced by district nurses, as it becomes integrated and implemented within community NHS trusts. They can offer support by advocating for nurses' professional...
Jackie Stephen-Haynes Jackie Stephen-Haynes
Malodour is a potentially distressing complication of chronic wounds, and it is one that is frequently managed within community settings. Malodorous wounds are primarily caused by anaerobic bacterial colonisation and sloughy or necrotic tis...
Selma Maloumi Selma Maloumi
Wound care is estimated to cost £8.3 billion annually and takes up to 50% of community nurse time. Thorough wound assessments followed by selecting the best wound dressing for the patient, taking into consideration wound severity (acute or...
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There is a lack of reliable prevalence and cost data regarding leg ulcers, with regional health authorities and commissioning groups not requesting these outcome data, resulting in a lack of understanding of the true magnitude of the proble...