The physical and psychological implications of neurofibromatosis

Article Abstract:

Neurofibromatosis is a common genetic condition causing nerves to develop non-malignant swellings in any part of body. Nurses can improve the patientEs experience of the health service and strengthen their coping skills with detail knowledge of different aspects of neurofibromatosis and its diagnosis.

Care and treatment, Risk factors, Neurofibromatosis

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Communicable disease control during major emergencies

Article Abstract:

The interventions required to control communicable disease in an emergency are discussed. An introduction is made to emergency public health interventions for UK nurses who are responding to an international disaster.

Prevention, Communicable diseases, Community health nursing

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