Titlebook: Management and Practice in Emergency Nursing; Bob Wright (Senior Charge Nurse) Book 1988 Bob Wright 1988 age.care.child.development.educat

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,The Nurse’s Role in Planning and Commissioning an Accident and Emergency Department,be varied and endless. Each person will have different ideas and this is rightly so, as each department serves a different community and has different needs. The nurse’s view will be overlaid by the views of consultants, management, accountants and architects. Each will see or desire different featu

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Trauma Education for Nurses, is more costly both in terms of money and lives than any other disease that health care providers will treat. In order to gain a better appreciation of trauma as a ‘neglected disease’, I would like to compare and contrast some epidemiological aspects of trauma in the United States and in other coun

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Professional Development of Nursing Practice,where it really matters — in the Emergency Department (ED). In order for patients to benefit, theories and trends must be translated into nursing care systems and programmes. The person who can make this happen is the ED nurse manager, whether called nurse manager, head nurse, chief nurse, or assist

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Provision of Pre-Hospital Care,US most pre-hospital care is provided by the fire department, though some states use the police, voluntary groups, and in a few, a recognized third emergency service that can be compared to the acute activities of British ambulance services. Many countries on the continent use medical and nursing te

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,Disaster — Experiences with Civil Disturbance in Belfast,(Rutherford 1973). In a small, inadequately staffed Accident and Emergency Unit two or three patients from an accident may be a disaster, while large numbers of patients can be absorbed into the daily workload of a large, well-equipped unit with adequate staff.

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The Paediatrics Liaison Nurse and the Emergency Department,suggest that children living within the inner city received less than optimum primary care. A consequence of this is a high rate of attendance at hospital Accident and Emergency Departments. This is of particular concern since there is often a failure to follow-up these children within the community

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