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Nursing Times 2012 Vol. 180(17)
Fade fave: Using COPD action plans to manage exacerbations Fade skinny: People with COPD experiencing exacerbations should be given self-management plans to reduce the time to recovery. this article...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 18-9)
Fade Fave: How to use action learning sets to support nurses Fade Skinny: Action Learning Sets (ALS) involved regular action-focused peer-discussion groups that address workplace issues. This article...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol.108 No. 20)
Fade fave: Effects of being a patient on student development Fade skinny: A student nurse tells of her story of becoming a patient and how reflecting on this experience influenced her approach to...
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Nursing Times 2012 Vol. 108 No. 21
Fade fave: Preparing leaders for safeguarding children Fade skinny: This article presents the design and implementation of a leadership training programme for safeguarding children professionals to...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 22/23)
Fade fave: Preventing falls in patients with alcohol problems Fade skinny: A high number of patients were admitted to a ward with mobility problems owing to a history of alcohol misuse. The ward...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 24)
Fade fave: The development of advanced nursing roles Fade skinny: This article focuses on the historical evolution of the advanced nursing role and looks at its progress from its beginnings in the 19th...
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Obtaining an NHS Athens Password Training Video
If you can’t access Vimeo, you can also see the video on the Fade Library site by following this link You can register for an NHS Athens password if you are a member of NHS Staff here. Filed under:...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 26)
Fade fave: Strategies to help adolescents stop smoking Fade skinny: This article looks at the factors that increase the probability of smoking and tobacco addiction during adolescence, and concludes...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 27)
Fade Fave: Managing C difficile relapses in the community Fade Skinny: This article reports on the development of a clinical pathway to meet the needs of older patients who have recurrent episodes of C...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 28)
Fade Fave: A practical guide to improving end-of-life-care Fade Skinny: Guidance from the National End of Life Care Programme shows trusts how they can give patients more choice over their place of...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 29)
Fade fave: A strategy to reduce avoidable pressure ulcers Fade skinny: This article reports on the programme of ‘ambitions’ set up by NHS Midlands and East SHA to ensure high-quality care and patient...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 30/31)
Fade Fave: Types of substance misuse and risk factors Fade Skinny: This is the first in a two-part series on substance misuse in older people. The article discusses the pattern of misuse in this group...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 32/33)
Fade fave: Breastfeeding: how to increase prevalence Fade skinny: This article describes how an early intervention infant feeding service successfully supported mothers to continue breastfeeding and...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 34-35)
Fade fave: Quality indicators to measure end-of-life care Fade skinny: This article gives examples of how to use quality indicators to demonstrate and improve effectiveness in supoorting people with...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 36)
Fade Fave: Dementia care: focusing on daily experiences Fade Skinny: This article looks at how a nursing home adapted and reinvented the Kitwood model for dementia care to prioritise relationships and...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 37)
Title: Overcoming barriers to influenza vaccination Abstract: This article explores both the internal and external influences relating to the uptake of the flu vaccination regarding both healthcare...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 38)
Title: Raising cancer awareness in minority ethnic groups Abstract: The National Cancer Action Team has set up a pilot with a number of BME communities to improve screening uptake and understanding the...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 39)
Title: What are the barriers to good mentoring? Abstract: This article reports on a study exploring the barriers to successful mentoring of pre-registration nurses and midwifery students in practice,...
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Nursing Times 2012 Vol. 108 No. 40
Title: Specialist nurses improve outcomes in heart failure Abstract: This article outlines the finding from 4 key studies which show that the work of these nurses improves the quality of life and...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 41)
Title: Promoting healthy drinking habits in children Abstract: Poor fluid intake may affect a child’s cognitive functioning as well as bladder control. Research shows that children drink 7 times the...
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Quality in Primary Care 2012 (Vol. 20 No. 4)
Title: Speaking of risk, managing uncertainty: decision-making about cholesterol treatment in general practice Abstract: This article aims to examine GPs who experience difficulties with...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 42)
Title: How to ensure patient safety in drug dose calculation Abstract: Medicines management is a core nursing skill. This article gives an introduction to the newly launched online Nursing Times...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Volume 108 No. 43)
Title: Reflections on reducing insulin to lose weight Abstract: Some women with type 1 diabetes deliberately omit or reduce insulin dosage to lose weight. This diabulimia may lead to serious heart and...
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Nursing Times 2012 (Vol. 108 No. 44)
Title: A PAD service led by nurses and podiatrists Abstract: Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a serious condition but has had a low profile. It’s significance has only benn recently reflected in...
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