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02 March 2024

Volume 33 | Issue 5

ISSN (Print): 0966-0461

ISSN (Online): 2052-2819

Nurses are key to ensuring equitable access to cancer care

Cancer has again made national headlines in recent weeks with the news that King Charles III is receiving treatment for cancer, although the exact diagnosis has not been disclosed. Another royal by marriage, his former sister-in-law Sarah Ferguson, was reported in January to have been treated for malignant melanoma.

Editorial

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Impact of unscheduled nurse-led virtual care for people with diabetes on nursing practices and patient satisfaction

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The critical role of pen needles and training in insulin delivery

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A guide to pain assessment and management in adults

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Nursing assessment and care for a patient with a neurological disorder

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Healthcare experiences of people living with medically unexplained symptoms: a systematic review

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Simulation in nursing: the importance of involving service users

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Starting a career in research nursing during a global pandemic

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Be careful about what you wish for in NHS patient safety reform

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Residual liberty and the detained mental health patient

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The needs of newly qualified nurses

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