A pioneering Primary Care nursing service

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An innovative walk-in center in Merseyside, opened in December 2003, offers a wide range of service where the patients are treated for various health related conditions without having appointment. This center is in a large complex that houses outpatient clinics, a GPs practice, drug and alcohol services, and the new joint headquarters for the primary care trust and social service department.

Facilities & equipment, Services information, Services, Buildings and facilities, Patient care, Primary nursing, Primary care nursing, Nursing services

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Shared experience

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Sally Painting a sister on the liver unit at University Hospital Birmingham narrates her experiences of spending her childhood in the hospital that enables her to become a better nurse in future. The advantages to have shared the same experiences as one's patients are discussed.

Care and treatment, Personal narratives, Diagnosis, Liver diseases, Painting, Sally

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'Rami's enthusiasm was truly inspiring'

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The article discusses Rami Jumnoodoo's relapse prevention award winning project and how it has helped thousands of addicts to recover.

Specialty outpatient clinics, not elsewhere classified, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services, Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers, Innovations, Achievements and awards, Drug abuse treatment, Drug abuse, Psychiatrists, Jumnoodoo, Rami

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