Community Matters Resources

In each issue of the Journal of Community Nursing, we investigate a topic affecting our readers. Here, Teresa Burdett, principal academic in mental health nursing, Bournemouth University, and Anneyce Knight (recently passed away), senior lecturer in adult nursing, Bournemouth University, look at making every contact count to promote health in the community. 

In each issue we investigate a topic affecting you and your community practice. Here, we look at 'Teaching and learning styles and why they matter'

In each issue we investigate a hot topic affecting you and your community practice. Here, Geraldine Walters CBE (left), executive director of professional practice, Nursing and Midwifery Council and Heather Bain ( right), academic strategic lead, academic programmes for Robert Gordon University and district nurse educator look at what the NMC post-registration qualifications consultation means for community nursing.

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community practice.

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community practice. Here, we look at the 'Public health risks of air pollution'.

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community
practice. Here, we ask... how can community nurses support carers?

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community practice.

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community practice. Here, Alison Hopkins MBE, chief executive, Accelerate, explores - Why optimising therapeutic compression is essential.

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community practice. Here, Alison Hopkins MBE, chief executive, Accelerate, explores - Why optimising therapeutic compression is essential.

In each issue we investigate a hot topic currently affecting you and your community practice. Here, Alison Hopkins MBE, chief executive, Accelerate, explores - Why optimising therapeutic compression is essential.