Consensus document for the use of neuromuscular electrical stimulation

Article Abstract:

A collaboration of nurses and physiotherapists is working to create training standard and core competencies that both nurses and physiotherapists must know before they can use neuromuscular electrical stimulation to treat incontinence.

Physical Therapists, Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists, Care and treatment, Electric stimulation, Incontinence

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Observations are vital to recognizing and responding to acute illness

Article Abstract:

The recognition and response to acute illness are developed through the guidelines and training programs for nurses. These help to enhance the observation which is vital for early recognition.

Practice guidelines (Medicine)

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A cost benefit analysis of training nurses for extended roles

Article Abstract:

The cost benefits of training nurses to do tasks like intravenous cannulaton and other specialized duties are examined.

Economic aspects, Nursing specialties

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