Education to achieve symptom control for patients with cancer

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to assess the improvement in patient care by nurses who were trained in methods to help cancer patients control their pain and other symptoms. The nurses reported that they were better able to plan effective care and work with other agencies involved with the care of a cancer patient.

England, Cancer patients

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The role of mental health education in a primary care setting

Article Abstract:

The conversion of all primary care groups to primary care trusts by 2004 and the probable increase on an interagency approach to care require developing appropriate mental health courses for nursing staff. Staff support and supervision must accompany such training.

Management dynamics, Specialty outpatient clinics, not elsewhere classified, Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers, Administration of Public Health Programs, Mental Health Care, Mental Health Programs, Management, Practice, Psychiatric services, Mental health services, Company business management, Psychiatric nursing

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Sharp debridement: the need for training and education

Article Abstract:

A nurse explains the procedure for sharp debridement of wounds and calls for specialized training for nurses in the procedure. She discusses when sharp debridement is necessary, contraindications, procedures and complications.

Methods, Wounds and injuries, Wound care, Debridement

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