Blurring boundaries is not progress

Article Abstract:

The blurring of boundaries between the trained and the untrained nurses could create a more generic care worker that could better serve the need of the population. Role demarcation is considered as the main reason for the failure of professionals to communicate in well-publicized cases.

Personnel administration, Training

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ANNOTATION: Supplement: Current treatments for patients with stress urinary incontinence

Article Abstract:

Treatment and management of stress urinary incontinence (SUI), which affects approximately four million women in the UK, is presented. Specialist continence nurses working in conjunction with physiotherapists can help prescribe appropriate medicines for patients.

United Kingdom, Urinary incontinence, Nursing care

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Managing the care of patients who have visual impairment

Article Abstract:

Maslow's theory is illustrated to raise awareness of the care requirements of both young and older patients with visual impairment. This model highlighted the challenges involved while planning and managing their care.

Patients, Vision disorders

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