Nursing Times 1996 Colin Wright - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Nursing Times 1996 Colin Wright
Acute discomfort. (little support for plans to unify services at Belfast's two main hospitals)	Health	Colin Wright
An ill wind. (impact of Guillain-Barre Syndrome; former staff nurse Audrey McGinty)(Interview)	Health	Colin Wright
A safe place to work. (implications for nurses of new health and safety legislation)	Health	Colin Wright
Baby scoring system misses the point.(United Kingdom; health self-assessment method for babies)	Health	Colin Wright
Going straight to a new start in life: a new forensic psychiatric day care in Scotland staffed by nurses, provides ex-prisoners support and encouragement and has helped to cut rates of reoffending.	Health	Colin Wright
Just sing 'aargh.'(voice clinic at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary)	Health	Colin Wright
Reversion therapy: now the IRA has reverted to terrorism nurses in Belfast expect stress levels to rise, after the relative calm of the ceasefire.	Health	Colin Wright
Soft target: violence against NHS staff is in the news again after an attack on a nurse in a hospital car park.	Health	Colin Wright
States of play. (the emergence of US-style managed care in the UK health service)	Health	Colin Wright
The legacy of Dunblane. (local nurses try to come to terms with gun massacre)	Health	Colin Wright
Time to heal. (inquiry into massacre of school children in Dunblane, Scotland, will prolong emotional healing process)	Health	Colin Wright
Top of the class. (degree training of nurses at Edinburgh University; includes related article on the program's achievements)	Health	Colin Wright
When shareholders come before service.(construction of Stonehaven hospital under UK's private finance initiative)	Health	Colin Wright

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