Now wash your hands

Article Abstract:

New research indicates that more frequent hand-washing by medical staff would play a key role in reducing cases of hospital-acquired infections. Staff are often under great time pressure, and additional hand-washing facilities could be expensive. However, there would be significant long-term benefits.

Column, Prevention, Hospitals, Disinfection, Cross infection

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Here, there, everywhere

Article Abstract:

Controversy surrounds recruitment of overseas nurses to fill increasing UK vacancies, with accusations of poaching staff from developing countries. But here it is argued that experiences gained in different cultures can create a richer environment from which all nurses can learn.

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Don't fear the reaper

Article Abstract:

Western society's attitude to death is examined, with focus on the determination to prolong life by medical means. In contrast, nurses should encourage patients to fight illness or disability using their own willpower.

Causes of, Death

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