Hello, how are you? What can I do to help?
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Works matching IS 00296570 AND DT 2015 AND VI 29 AND IP 41
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NOTICE BOARD.
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More than meets the eye.
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NON-EU NURSES FACE EARLY EXIT.
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BE HEARD IN HIGH PLACES.
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Chronic pain in adults.
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Patient advocacy: the role of the nurse.
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Case study research.
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Signs and symptoms of dementia.
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NHS PROFESSIONALS PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT.
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TWEETS OF THE WEEK.
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PATIENTS ARE PEOPLE WITH NAMES, NOT A BED NUMBER OR AN AILMENT.
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THE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY NURSES FROM OVERSEAS IS IRREPLACEABLE.
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THE SETTING OF NURSE STAFFING LEVELS MUST BE EVIDENCE-BASED.
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What you’re saying on our Facebook page….
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The recent discussion about nurses losing their unsocial hours payments has ignored one vital factor.
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The best of the week's health-related TV and radio.
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School Nurse Matters.
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WE CAN ONLY GIVE HOLISTIC CARE IF WE LOOK DEEPLY AT OUR PATIENTS' LIVES.
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Primary care for the carers.
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Speaking up at congress.
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Think carer-friendly.
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Spinning out.
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Catch my.
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Race equality action will go beyond the workplace, writes Yvonne Coghill.
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Rewriting the rules for outstanding care.
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Do branches make it hard to be holistic?
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Syphilis.
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New viral therapy shown to halt the progress of advanced melanoma.
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Ireland and the UK have high rate of paracetamol-induced liver failure, study reveals.
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High adolescent body mass index doubles chance of developing colorectal cancer.
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Screening of Olympic athletes reveals significant cardiovascular abnormalities.
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BEING BULLIED AT 13 MAY INCREASE RISK OF DEPRESSION IN LATER LIFE.
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Nurses spend two weeks a year on admin, review finds.
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Lack of post-acute stroke services hindering some patients' recovery.
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Is the NHS ripped off by agencies or its own workforce planning?
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NHS MUST INVEST IN STAFF DEVELOPMENT.
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NMC unlikely to implement training changes in next year.
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WELSH STAFFING BILL TAKES ANOTHER STEP FORWARD AS ASSEMBLY EMBRACES PRINCIPLES.
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NEW APPROACH NEEDED FOR MORE BME LEADERSHIP.
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Hunt's schedule for cutting agency spend is too ambitious, warn unions.
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‘HELLO TRUST, MY NAME IS DR GRANGER'.
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New RCN leader vows to ensure nursing talent is recognised.
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NICE decision to suspend work on safe staffing is a ‘backward step'.
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Safe staffing sidestep makes the task harder.
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History of Medicine: All That Matters.
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- Book Review
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The Man Who Didn't Go To Newcastle.
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WEBWISE.
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IN BRIEF.
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- Nursing Standard, 2015, v. 29, n. 41, p. 10
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