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Organ donation: nursing roles and responsibilities

One of the key challenges facing organ donation is ensuring both that families of potential donors fully understand the information given to them about organ donation and that end-of-life care is...

Strategies to ensure that all patients have a personalised nursing care plan

Before the introduction of the nursing process, which is the systematic problem-solving approach to planning nursing care for the individual patient, the delivery of nursing care was via task...

The relevance of law to patient safety education and training

‘HEE will work with NHS Improvement and NHS England to produce the best informed and safety-focused workforce in the world. Developing a consistent national patient safety syllabus to apply across a...

Preparing for the liberty protection safeguards

The revised provisions will provide for an administrative system that will be able to authorise the deprivation of liberty of a cared-for person in any care setting, not just hospitals and care homes...

A vision for nursing in Pakistan: is the change we need possible?

Highly qualified, competent nurses and midwives fulfilling the health needs of the Pakistani population, reducing the burden of disease, producing nurse practitioners with legislative authority,...

‘Mind the gap’: the importance of managing malnutrition in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Malnutrition is associated with a wide range of serious and potentially life-threatening conditions and complications, particularly in patients with conditions such as COPD (Box 1)..

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