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ISSN:2046-2336

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EMOTIONAL AND practical support is crucial for the families of children with eczema. This was the main feedback from a workshop organised by the charity Eczema Outreach Scotland for first-year nursing students at the University of Edinburgh...
Nick Evans Nick Evans
TRANSFORMING CARE has become a buzz phrase in the health service. Since NHS England's Five-Year Forward View was published in autumn 2014 a great deal of interest has been expressed in changing services to improve care and save money.
CHILDREN'S NURSE Amika Challacombe has received funding from ITV's Text Santa appeal to become the charity WellChild's lead nurse for Yorkshire.
Nick Evans Nick Evans
A REDUCTION in one-to-one nursing in neonatal intensive care units has been linked in a new study to a higher death rate.
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Doreen Crawford Doreen Crawford
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