As the magazine goes to press it is Eating Disorder Awareness Week (EDAW), led by the charity Beat.
At the time of writing, the professional and general media has been alive with debate about the impact of the Francis Report one year on.
Carol Williams explains how she went from a working nurse to nursing director of an NHS England area team, and her plans for practice nurses.
NHS Trust HR director Graham White provides an insight into people and workplace issues.
An in-depth analysis of the latest research, compiled by Mark Greener.
Alison Bardsley discusses caring for patients with incontinence resulting from dementia.
Warts are common and varied. Jean Watkins discusses the different presentations, diagnosis and treatment options.
Obesity continues to be a public health challenge with long-term consequences. James Hill suggests an alternative way of thinking about weight.
Julie Carr, Senior Dermatology Nurse Specialist, discusses the correct way to apply emollients and advice to parents
Poor nutrition can cause various different health problems. Jean Watkins discusses some common conditions caused by poor nutrition and the treatments that are required.
Pancreatic cancer is the fifth largest cause of deaths from cancer in the UK. Mark Greener discusses diagnosis and advances in treatment.
Pelvic inflammatory disease is often asymptomatic and requires prompt treatment, explains Suneeta Kochhar
Beverley Bostock-Cox explains how correct inhaler technique is important to outcomes for patients taking inhaled therapies.
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