How to keep up to date with practice

Article Abstract:

Some suggestions for ways in which nurse prescribers can maintain their competence and continue their professional development are discussed. It is suggested that in order to maintain their competence and keep up to date on current practice they need to be able to recognize their current learning needs or identify potential new areas of practice, and evaluate the continuing professional development (CPD) on offer.

Education, Prescription writing, Continuing medical education

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Feeling the strain

Article Abstract:

Workplace stress in the UK is reaching epidemic proportions with nurses being one of the groups most at risk. Some of the facts and figures on workplace stress are discussed and it is suggested that the type of stress depends on the job a nurse is doing, and such stress can be avoided if the job is suitable for one's personality.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Job stress

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A practical approach to implementing guidelines

Article Abstract:

The support and guidance available to nurses to help them to put into practice the rules issued by NICE for improved patient care are presented.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Management, Powers and duties, Patients, Patient care, Company business management, United Kingdom. National Institute for Clinical Excellence

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