Jane Clarke
Jane Clarke
Coital urinary incontinence (CUI), defined as involuntary urine leakage during or after sexual activity, is a common yet underreported condition affecting both women and men, with significant effects on emotional wellbeing, sexual satisfact...
Layla Bolton Saghdaoui,Smaragda Lampridou,Amelia Swift et al.
Layla Bolton Saghdaoui et al.
Venous leg ulcers (VLUs) are a chronic and often debilitating condition, affecting a significant number of individuals worldwide. One of the most distressing aspects of VLUs is the persistent pain they can cause, which impacts quality of li...
NMC found wanting - again [0.03%]
NMC再失分
Ian Peate
Ian Peate
The STEPs educational framework for medicines management: using mnemonics to reduce harm [0.03%]
STEPs教育框架在药物管理中使用助记符减少伤害
Steven Grant,Claire Sutton
Steven Grant
Evidence suggests that avoidable medication-related harm continues to be an ongoing concern and that educational strategies are needed to standardise and support nurses in developing pharmacovigilance. This article introduces the STEPs fram...
Follow-up care and support for patients with metastatic spinal cord compression: a service improvement initiative [0.03%]
脊柱转移性病变压迫患者的后续护理和支持：一项改进服务的举措
Emma Hall,Wendy Walker
Emma Hall
Cancer care is high on the healthcare policy agenda in England. This article provides insight into a nurse-led service improvement initiative for people diagnosed with metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC). The project methodology refle...
Williams Mary
Williams Mary
Mary Williams, Senior Lecturer in Cancer, Palliative and End of Life Care at Buckinghamshire New University, examines the growing crisis in end-of-life care provision across the UK and argues that without urgent investment, workforce reform...
John Tingle
John Tingle
John Tingle, Associate Professor, Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, considers some recently published reports relating to the public's views on NHS services and problems with safety implications.
Mary Tanay,Elizabeth Bancroft
Mary Tanay
Ian Peate
Ian Peate
An ethnographic study of Pentecostal healing: religious beliefs, healing practices and implications for mental health nursing [0.03%]
灵恩派信仰疗病的民族志研究：宗教信念、治病方法及其对精神健康护理的意义
Geoffrey Amoateng
Geoffrey Amoateng
This article explores the influence of Pentecostal healing practices on mental health recovery and their implications for nursing. Drawing on ontology and epistemology, it examines how religious beliefs shape understandings of illness and h...