Pre-eclampsia symptoms predict risk

Article Abstract:

Research findings show that women experiencing pre-eclampsia symptoms might need closer monitoring and should also be examined for psychological stress relevant to the symptoms.

United Kingdom, Psychological aspects, Care and treatment, Diagnosis, Women, Causes of, Stress (Psychology), Preeclampsia

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Nurses pioneer new resuscitation method

Article Abstract:

The article discusses about the new method of resuscitation that involves compressing the abdomen that is pioneered by the U.S. nurses.

Management dynamics, Practice, Nursing, Resuscitation

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