Aiding and abetting

Article Abstract:

Nurses have no legal obligation to assist if they should come across a medical emergency in the course of their everyday lives. However, nurses who elect to offer assistance have a legal duty to offer care to the standard which would be expected of a skilled person practising their skill. Nurses also have a professional duty, as outlined in the UKCC Code of Conduct, to serve the best interests of the public and to uphold the reputation of the nursing profession.

Laws, regulations and rules, Cover Story, Nurses, First aid in illness and injury, First aid

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Sore winner

Article Abstract:

New York, NY's, Police Commisioner is loyal to the Mayor, yet his political views are staunchly conservative, in particular where civil rights are concerned. The Mayor and he share a belief in fighting drugs and keeping the streets safe.

Behavior, New York, Police administration, Police departments, Safir, Howard

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Sugar and spice: in any age of savory desserts, not all is sweetness and light

Article Abstract:

Savory sweets are a contrast to the usually sugary confections that are offered. Recipes are given for honey-thyme ice cream, caramelized pear and Roquefort tart, pepper-cumin cookies, apple-sage mousse, and apple-rosemary tarte tatin.

Column, Desserts, Cookies, Pastries, Pastry

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