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02 July 2024

Volume 33 | Issue 14

ISSN (Print): 0966-0461

ISSN (Online): 2052-2819

Knowledge in action

With this information overload, one cannot help but wonder: what is being done with all this knowledge? How does this information empower us clinicians?.

Editorial

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Nurses’ antimicrobial infusion practice under the spotlight

Comment

Rapid haemostasis to achieve dressing longevity: evaluation trial results using StatSeal catheter exit site protection

Product Focus

Intravenous fluid therapy: an audit and discussion of improvements required for prescribers and administrators

IV Fluid Therapy

Randomised controlled trials in vascular access devices in emergency departments: a scoping review protocol

Research Protocol

Peripheral intravenous catheter-induced phlebitis in a tertiary hospital of Karachi: a cohort study

Canadian Vascular Access Association

Evaluation of a safety-engineered peripherally inserted intravenous catheter with multiple access blood control: clinician acceptability and ease of use

Association for Vascular Access

Calling the NMC to account

Regulars

Sepsis without borders

Regulars

Setting up a nurse-led 2-week-wait head and neck cancer diagnostic service

Focus

Research strategies for trainee and qualified advanced clinical practitioners that enhance evidence-based practice

Professional

Factors influencing the fasting decisions of day-case surgery patients

Professional

A professional and legal duty to keep up to date

Patient Safety

Placements: opportunities to learn

Nursing Student

Practice learning is key to our future

Foster's Philosophy