The ethics of legally detaining a patient who has tuberculosis

Article Abstract:

A secure unit with adequate facilities for isolation and recreation is essential for those few patients with tuberculosis who are unable to help themselves achieve a cure and require a long inpatient stay. Revision of the law to permit less drastic measures, such as the requirements to be examined, to attend for directly observed therapy and to complete treatment, would be helpful.

United States

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Nurses must have crucial role in TB care

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The rising incidence of TB and its co infection with HIV present new challenges to the medical fraternity. Nurses who can facilitate collaboration and form partnerships with patients can achieve effective treatment, care, control and prevention.

Prevention, Comorbidity

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Should nurses be forced to work nights and are there implications for care?

Article Abstract:

A debate on the issue of working shifts for nurses and its impact on patient care.

United Kingdom, Night work, Viewpoint essay

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