IV nursing in the patient's home

Article Abstract:

Home-based care allows people undergoing regular IV treatment, such as cancer chemotherapy or enzyme replacement, to stay out of hospital and keep their working or family life regular. Ms Bridget Harrison, a member of health care at home, is the head of nursing for the whole of UK maintaining a clinical role just one or two days a month.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Intravenous Solutions, Patient outcomes, Cancer patients, Primary nursing, Primary care nursing, Intravenous therapy

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Why is nursing care and midwifery so patchy?

Article Abstract:

The basic nursing and midwifery care has become patchy and lost in the slog perhaps to attain political targets or a worthy wage. It is essential to assess each and every procedure over an interminable period until the situation is improved.

Comparative analysis, Nursing, Midwifery

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Nursing instincts are useful if you are choosing a care home

Article Abstract:

A nurse relates her experience of caring for older people and the pressures involved with it. She is worried about finding a right nursing home for her aunt suffering iatrogenic complications.

Aged patients, Elderly patients

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