The Person-centred Nursing and Person-centred Practice Frameworks: from conceptual development to programmatic impact.
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Babies don't come with an instruction manual.
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Death, dying and emotional labour: still relevant after all these years.
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Learning disability liaison nurses: the provision of compassionate, person-centred care for people with learning disabilities accessing acute hospital care.
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Reflecting on the characteristics and values of military nurses: war zone qualitative research.
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Practical advice based on evidence, when people most need it: producing a guide on dementia.
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Through their eyes: building resilience and well-being by listening to children and young people with complex needs about their health preferences.
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Right people, right roles, right time.
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Enhancing and advancing spiritual care in nursing and midwifery practice.
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Factors related to the disproportionate representation of BME nurses in NHS disciplinary proceedings.
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Transforming advanced dementia: the Palliare Best Practice Statement, an interprofessional learning framework and tool for improvement.
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Twenty-five years of the EdFED scale: a useful scale for measuring mealtime difficulty in older people with dementia.
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Animating children's pain research: using arts-based approaches to disseminate knowledge and mobilise emotions.
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Nurses at the top table: the Munich Declaration and its sequalae.
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Nurse staffing impacts on patient and nurse outcomes.
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Introduction.
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Frameworks for emergency nursing assessment and management: the Components of Life Model and the Jones Dependency Tool.
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A turning point for community psychiatric nurses.
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Shifting the paradigm.
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The support of patients with heart disease and their partners.
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Nursing – a research-based profession.
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Fifty years on: reflections on research on the role of the health visitor.
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Remembering nursing policy research: a bibliometric study of published nursing research.
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Has your COVID-19 experience made you rethink your nursing role?: Our survey reveals how the pandemic is prompting nurses to explore their career options.
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English language test at home introduced for overseas-trained nurses.
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Staff unable to access tests forced to take time off.
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Assessing darker skin: is nurse training colour-blind?: Darker skin tones are often not included in clinical resources – including for COVID-19.
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Outbreak at trust in PM's constituency.
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- Nursing Standard, 2020, v. 35, n. 10, p. 6, doi. 10.7748/ns.35.10.6.s3
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Face masks making communication clear.
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- Nursing Standard, 2020, v. 35, n. 10, p. 6, doi. 10.7748/ns.35.10.6.s2
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Hand hygiene is still the best defence: Gloves have their place, especially during a pandemic, but hand hygiene remains the key to preventing the spread of infection.
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COVID-19 and sepsis: what do the similarities mean for nurses and patients?: As with sepsis, for many people the after-effects of COVID-19 will require long-term support.
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Long-COVID and how to promote patients' recovery: Nurses can bring hope to those who remain debilitated months after onset of illness.
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Long-COVID, a term that's all too apt.
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The power of my own mental health journey: Experience as a service user may at first seem like a barrier, but lived experience of illness is an asset in nursing.
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Casual racism and microaggression: what you can do about it: The steps every nurse can take to confront unconscious bias – whether their own or others'.
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Removing the barriers that can hold BAME staff back: How employers can offer targeted support for development and progression.
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RCN's new fellows and honorary fellow: The college recognises exceptional practitioners, researchers, educationalists and leaders in the nursing profession.
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- Nursing Standard, 2020, v. 35, n. 10, p. 25, doi. 10.7748/ns.35.10.25.s14
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Why nurse managers need to say 'yes' to flexible working: Flexible working can transform lives, improve care and could help nurses stay in the profession. Why would anyone say no to that?
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Does my employer have to give me time off for a job interview?: Your nursing contract may not cover this step in your job search, so be prepared to negotiate.
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A tiring shift behind you, and the drive home ahead: Nurses from across the UK tell a Nursing Standard survey about the risks they face driving home from work exhausted. Experts provide tips to stay safe.
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Skilled professionals or NHS 'heroes': has public perception of nursing really changed?: An enhanced profile is one thing, but better pay and support requires a fundamental shift in how nursing is viewed.
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Readers' panel - Will harsher sentences for assaults help reduce violence against nurses?
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Why we need to 'feed' our future nurses.
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Fair pay means not just money, but value: With international nurse recruitment no longer an option, governments can't afford not to show they value their workforces.
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An enduring legacy: contributions of Royal College of Nursing fellows to nursing science.
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Understanding the elements of a holistic wound assessment.
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Using the SSKIN care bundle to prevent pressure ulcers in the intensive care unit.
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Early diagnosis and effective management of sepsis.
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Exploring health and social care professionals' initial perceptions of caring for trans patients.
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