Regular features
Suzanne Fullbrook examines the legal aspects of providing care to patients.
Quarterly supplement covering all aspects of tissue viability, from prevention with compression techniques to wound care and management.
Topical comment from one of the UK's leading names in clinical nursing.
BJN includes quarterly features on:
- Nutrition
- Continence
- Mental Health
- Infection Control
- Stoma Care
- Dermatology
British Journal of Nursing
Ian Peate, Associate Head of School, Health & Human Sciences, University of Hertfordshire
British Journal of Nursing (BJN) is the fortnightly peer-reviewed journal which is an essential resource for all nurses who are serious about developing their own career, as well as providing the best outcomes for the patients in their care.
The foundation of BJN is its clinical and evidence-based papers, which provide practical recommendations based on sound and up-to-date theoretical knowledge. All articles are written by nurses and subject to peer review by leading authorities in the profession, ensuring that only the best clinical papers and original research appear in the journal.
If you want to keep abreast of all the latest clinical developments and improve your knowledge of important areas of practice, then you should subscribe to BJN.
BJN is available through subscription or from selected newsagents and bookstands. Subscribe securely through this website and receive an exclusive 10% discount.
Awards
Have you or any of your colleagues excelled in clinical practice this year? Enter the BJN Clinical Practice Awards 2008
Nursing books
Books on a range of nursing topics www.quaybooks.co.uk
Examine Nursing in China
Escorted study tour. Includes professional visits. And all the great sights
1 - 15 November 2008
www.mastertravel.co.uk
Nursing jobs
The latest nursing jobs in the UK and overseas www.internurse.com
Each issue of BJN contains a clinical focus on an important aspect of nursing practice.