Fault on the line of command

Article Abstract:

A careful investigation of the professional conduct case files of the UKCC has resulted in a study entitled 'Issues Arising From Professional Conduct Complaints.' This research concludes that strong management would have been sufficient to eliminate several common nurse errors. Furthermore, efficient management would have prevented many drug and alcohol cases which were referred to the UKCC. Better employment policies would serve to identify health difficulties in nurses at an early stage, and nurses would benefit from having access to occupational health facilities.

Standards

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'Preparation is everything'

Article Abstract:

The training of nursing and ambulance staff to deal with cases of sudden infant death syndrome is discussed. The importance of having agreed protocols, supporting parents and providing access during resuscitation is stressed.

Training, Study and teaching, Hospitals, Hospital emergency services, Sudden infant death syndrome, Emergency medical technicians

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