Assessing progress on the NSF for coronary heart disease

Article Abstract:

The newly published progress report by the government assesses and completely analyzes the success of the National Service Framework (NSF) on coronary heart disease (CHD), which was initiated to improve the diagnosis and management of the disease. The analysis reveals that a reduction in risk factors like smoking have lead to a very steep decline in the death rates, which can be further minimized by focusing on deducing other factors like obesity and diabetes.

Reports, Diagnosis, Coronary heart disease, Report

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Nice guidance on management of faecal incontinence

Article Abstract:

The article examines the new guidelines laid down by NICE on managing faecal incontinence among adults as well as ways in which this embarrassing and distressing condition can be handled.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Practice guidelines (Medicine), Quality of life, Fecal incontinence

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How do we reduce drugs errors?

Article Abstract:

An increasing trend is observed in medical mistakes involving the issuing of medications. Some key precautions to avoid the human error by the nursing staff are discussed.

Product quality, Management dynamics, HEALTH SERVICES, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Nurses, Health care industry, Practice, Quality management, Medical errors, Medication abuse, Prescription drug abuse

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