Emergency ventilation - an alternative to mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

Article Abstract:

There is evidence that health care professional are reluctant to use mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in many cases, though providing timely and effective ventilatory support as part of resuscitation is crucial. The health care professional emphasize the risk of infection being transmitted during mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, as the major reason behind their reluctance.

Management, Usage, Company business management, Resuscitation, Nursing care

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The implications of nurse prescribing in stoma care

Article Abstract:

The implications and benefits of nurse prescribing stomas for patients are discussed. The study described is successful in improving patient care and in providing evidence that specialist nurses can be efficient and cost-effective.

Care and treatment, Evaluation, Prescription writing, Enterostomy

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