A PEG service with nurses at its heart

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) placement service which is nurse-led and which is available at the Leicester General Hospital. The technique used to perform a PEG is discussed.

Methods, Management, Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, Endoscopy

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In-hospital resuscitation for ward nurses

Article Abstract:

Nurses in the United Kingdom receive basic training in life support techniques, but there is a need for more. Resuscitating patients in hospitals is different and requires different techniques.

United Kingdom, Social policy, Study and teaching, Resuscitation

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Practical procedures for nurses: stoma care - 6(a) complications

Article Abstract:

Practical advice for nurses is presented with reference to the care of the stoma. Complications which can arise such as stenosis are described and correct treatments are explained.

Care and treatment, Enterostomy

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