The importance of thorough physiological assessment

Article Abstract:

Sharon Wood, a nursing student at the university of Salford, describes the knowledge she acquired about performing a comprehensive physiological assessment after reading an article by Trim. She feels that a nurse can not only assess a patients physiological status but also the psychological status which results in better patient care and help to reinforce the value of observations to students and qualified staff alike.

Personal narratives, Education, Patients, Patient care, Nursing students

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A model for clinical practice within the consultant nurse role

Article Abstract:

The author provides a model for consultant nurses in clinical settings. The needs for consultant nurses helping others when applying research to nursing care and to inform their role are emphasized.

Nursing consultants

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