Nursing patients with interstitial lung disease

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the factors that need to be considered while nursing the patients suffering from a diagnostic label of interstitial lung disease (ILD). He says that in order to provide healthcare system, the nurses need to gain better understanding of the patients' needs.

Care and treatment, Lung diseases, Interstitial, Interstitial lung diseases

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Rising to the leadership challenge

Article Abstract:

Thirty-six nursing teams from trusts throughout England who signed up for the inaugural Leadership Challenge in Northampton would represent a different health economy. The winning team would be assessed on its skill in decision-making, flexibility, negotiation and persuasion.

Analysis, Management, Company business management, Health services administration

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